Andy Sullivan recorded a hole-in-one during the final round of the KLM Open in Zandvoort, Netherlands, last week. His reward: a trip into space next year.
Nuneaton golfer Sullivan secured the prize after becoming the first player to achieve a hole-in-one at the competition on the par-three 15th hole this past Sunday.
"I'll have to pluck up some serious courage, but I'd love to do it," the 28-year-old, who eventually finished third at the event, told BBC Radio 5 live.
He added: "I didn't play great through the round, but then I hit a perfect shot like that. What an experience.
"My caddie just shouted 'we're going to space'."
Fellow Englishman Paul Casey won the tournament, but couldn’t help taking a friendly quip at Sullivan when asked how he felt about winning the event: "Over the moon,” was his response.
"I'm absolutely over the moon," Casey said. "It's a very difficult stretch coming in and I am very, very happy the way I balanced having fun on the golf course but being focused and got the job done."
Justin Rose soared back to the top of the world rankings after edging out Haotong Li in a thrilling finish at the Turkish Airlines Open.
