What’s harder: A regular person hitting a homer against a MLB pitcher or hitting a Hole-in-One on a PGA course?
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god shamgod
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A regular person has no chance in hell of hitting a hr off a mlb pitcher
regular people get lucky and hit hole in ones all the time. even a high school player (one that won't be drafted) can't get lucky and hit a homer off a mlb pitcher.
NormanConnors
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Godless Socialist CEO
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I say hole in one, simply because even for the best in the world, the statistical probability of hitting one is insanely low compared to a pro in baseball hitting a homerun
I can get lucky and hit a hole in one, I don't think I can get lucky and hit a HR off an MLB pitcher.
Godless Socialist CEO
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On a PGA course? I seriously doubt that.
I want to add the chances of any regular ass dude off the street doing any of these are slim to nil
Hitting a hole in one even for professionals is about luck, not skill. If it was a skill it would happen more often. Hitting a HR is all skill. A normal person being able to do that has a much lower chance IMO. Most people can't even hit a softball out the park.
Godless Socialist CEO
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As I mentioned my thoughts are purely based on statistical probablities I looked up online.
Once again, doing either one is almost never ever gonna happen, but it should be added a shyt ton more people played baseball that never made the pros, than there have been people who have ever played golf in their lives.
The fact a golf ball isnt moving and the other is traveling at you 95+ mph gives golf the far greater chance of happening. Of course its low chance but you can practice hitting golf balls a lot more than MLB pitching.
MegaTronBomb!
Power is in my hair nikka
if the best people at hitting baseballs see having a 70% failure rate as "good".... there is no way a regular person is hitting a HR off a pitcher.
Trojan 24
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As I mentioned my thoughts are purely based on statistical probablities I looked up online.
Once again, doing either one is almost never ever gonna happen, but it should be added a shyt ton more people played baseball that never made the pros, than there have been people who have ever played golf in their lives.
You have statistics of average joes jumping off the couch and taking MLB pitches? If the Par 3 is 150-175 yards there's tons of people that can get the ball out there and just need to get lucky. In fact give a person that's never played golf lessons for a week and they'll probably be able to get a 9/8/7 iron out that far
