All golfers dream of a hole in one. But what if you are a nonagenarian? 

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On Tuesday 15 September 2020, while playing in a Scroungers competition, Trevor Rogers holed out on the 156-metre second hole at the Augusta Golf Club. For this most perfect shot, Trevor played a 5-wood.

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What makes this so particularly remarkable is that, at the time, Trevor was not far off 93-years-of-age and must surely be one of the oldest golfers in W.A. to achieve this feat.

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Trevor was an athletic man whose fitness belied his age. He started playing golf in Collie in 1956 and, for many years, was a member at the Katanning GC. Trevor joined Augusta following his retirement in 1992. His lowest handicap was 13 and he was playing off 24 when he stopped playing 18-hole competitions two years ago.

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This is not the first time Trevor had scored a hole in one at the AGC: on Friday 13 August 2004, he aced the 18th.