As far as days on the course go, Missouri men’s golfer Veikka Viskari's round Thursday may be hard to beat.

Not only did the Mizzou sophomore from Espoo, Finland, record the best score of the day in his Missouri Amateur Qualifier with a 7-under 64 at The Falls Golf Club in O’Fallon, Missouri, and book his place in the Missouri Amateur Championship field, but Viskari recorded one of the rarest scores in the sport in the process.

Viskari made an albatross at the par-five sixth hole, which measures 524 yards from the back tees. An albatross is three strokes under the designated par for the hole, which means he holed his second shot.

The feat is more rare than a hole-in-one on a par-three, according to an article from the PGA of America, which places the average player’s odds of makin

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