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By Brent Kelley, About.com Guide to Golf since 2002

The Albatross is the Rarest Bird

Wednesday August 23, 2006
When Joey Sindelar recorded an alabtross at the PGA Championship, it was only the third time in that tournament's history - going back to 1916 - that such a shot had been pulled off. The albatross - a k a, double-eagle - is one of the rarest shots in golf. In fact, it's much rarer than a hole-in-one. But just how long are the odds of making a double-eagle? That's the question we answer in our latest FAQ.
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