The crowd at the 16th hole at the Waste Management Open was itching for a reason to celebrate.
And Emiliano Grillo’s hole-in-one in the second round Friday gave fans at the rowdiest hole in golf a reason to go wild.
Grillo was 1-under par, then pulled off his best Steph Curry impression.
From 155 yards out, Grillo dunked the ball in the hole, as cleanly as Curry would nail a deep 3-pointer. The ball rattled around the hole but never once hit the green.
Once the ball hit the hole, chaos ensued.
Grillo flipped his club into the air and didn’t know what to do, running around the tee box before embracing in a midair leap with fellow golfer Rafael Campos.
In waves, fans started launching beer cans and cups onto the course in celebration.
The security on the 16th hole did it best to try and control things, but it was ignored by the frenzied fans, who continued to launch beverages on the course.
It was the 12th ace in the history of the 16th, and the fans were loving it.
They broke into chants and jumped up and down, reminiscent of a college football stadium before a rivalry game.
Campos set up the hit after Grillo, but it took him a bit to step up to the box because debris had to be cleared from the hole.
Grillo is one over par in the third round through four holes and is 1-under par for the tournament overall.
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