Sam Ryder, 32, got the best of the experience in Scottsdale, Ariz. on Saturday when he whipped the crowd into a frenzy by nailing a hole-in-one on the tournament's most famous hole.

Sam Ryder became the latest PGA Tour pro to hit a hole-in-one in front of the massive crowd that surrounds the 16th hole at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Ryder hit his shot just to the right ...

On the 124-yard par-3 at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, Ryder stuck the shot a few feet right of the pin and spun it left, good for a hole-in-one that resulted in plenty of hugs and plenty ...

Sam Ryder just lived out every golfer's Phoenix Open fantasy, hitting a hole-in-one on 16. The Waste Management Phoenix Open has become renowned for its "party hole." Stadium seating lines the 124 ...

In one of the wildest, loudest and most beer-and-liquor-soaked scenes you’ll ever see on a golf course, let alone a professional tournament, Sam Ryder hit a short iron into the 124-yard, par-3 ...

Sam Ryder ignited the Sixteenth at the Waste Management Phoenix Open with a hole-in-one, his first ace on tour, giving fans the perfect reason to make it rain beer Advertisement Choose your ...

Tradition dictates when a player makes a hole-in-one, he or she buys everyone a round at the 19th hole. With 17,000 fans just one the one hole alone with him, Ryder’s tab took a little bit more ...

Certainly not Sam Ryder. The 32-year-old may only have two career PGA Tour wins, but he was a part of one of the best moments the sport has seen in recent memory on Saturday in Round 3 of the ...

MORE: Scottsdale PD comes up clutch with this awesome live video of Sam Ryder's ace It was Ryder’s first career ace on the PGA Tour. His last hole-in-one came in a Hooter’s Tour event.