KILLINGTON— Killington Resort Golf Course saw its first hole in one on the course this season, according to a Chris Kenison, Killington Resort Pro Shop Manager. The feat was achieved by the resort’s very own Peter Christenson, who hit the shot on hole 17 using a 50 degree wedge on Sunday, Aug. 14. Christenson is a bartender for the resort’s Clubhouse Bar and Grill. His hole-in-one was witnessed by Dave Fittelson. It was Christenson’s first time to make a hole-in-one.
First Hole in One of the season recorded at Killington Resort Golf Course
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