Masters Par 3: Keegan Bradley is first player with ace 2 years in a row
No player had ever made an ace in back-to-back years at the Masters Par 3 Contest until Keegan Bradley became the first on Wednesday.
In the long history of the Masters Par 3 Contest , only four players have made two aces in the same year. But no player had ever made an ace in back-to-back years ā until Wednesday. Keegan Bradley sank his tee shot on the eighth hole of the par-3 course at Augusta National, becoming the first player to ever make an ace in consecutive years at the annual event, according to the ESPN broadcast.
A hole-in-one two years in a row for Keegan Bradley. #themasters pic. twitter.
com/IF8OrnqZdA ā The Masters (@TheMasters) April 8, 2026 From 110 yards, his ball sailed through the beautiful Georgia blue sky, landed a few feet past the hole, bounced twice, spun back, and dropped in. A joyous celebration ensued. It's deja vu for the Bradley family, who enjoyed a similar celebration in 2025 when Keegan made a hole-in-one at the sixth.
He doesn't have the mustache anymore, though. Keegan Bradley with the first hole-in-one of the day! šÆ What an awesome moment with his family ā¤ļø #themasters pic.