Sir Bob Charles has shown that he's still got it after nailing a hole-in-one at the New Zealand Open Par 3 Champions event in Arrowtown.
The 82-year-old thrilled the crowd at the ninth and final hole of the Open's curtain-raiser.
Charles was delighted afterward, saying it was his eleventh hole-in-one of his career.
He has won the NZ Open four times, first winning it in 1954.
Charles, who is New Zealand's first major champion having won the Open Championship in 1963, claimed 76 professional wins in his career - including six victories on the PGA Tour.
He earned seven top-five finishes at majors, 11 top-10s, and made the cut 44 times.
The 100th edition of the tournament begins at Milbrook resort and The Hills on Thursday.
It became a nerve-wracking finish for Nick Voke after he was initially cruising home.