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that 40% of amateur Japanese golfers carry hole-in-one insurance. In Japan, if you make a hole-in-one you are expected to throw a party in your honor, which can cost thousands of dollars.

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Fun Fact: that 40% of amateur Japanese golfers carry hole-in-one insurance. In Japan, if you make a hole-in-one you are expected to throw a party in your honor, which can cost thousands of dollars.

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