Had a magical moment on the 16th nearly 30 years ago. Brought my Nikon with my favorite 135mm lens and when we got to the 16th tee set my caddie up to snap my tee shot (back tees) at 1/1000th of a second. Remarkably he got the ball frozen 3' off the clubhead. Even more improbably, I pured the shot. The line from my clubhead through the frozen ball was directly on the flagstick. It was a beautiful morning with about a 10 knot breeze coming directly in from the sea. I hit my trusty Tony Penna persimmon driver to 18' and lipped out the birdie putt for a commercial par. A "one off", as my English buddies would say. The photo is framed in my bathroom today, and the more I think about it, the more I come to believe it was a several thousand to one shot that I'd both pure it and the caddie would snap it perfectly. As they say with the NY Lottery - "Hey, you never know....."