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Golfer who sunk hole-in-one to win challenge sues club after prize withdrawn
An Arkansas man who sunk a hole-in-one on the 10th hole to win a Ford F-150, courtesy of a local dealership, is now suing the Morrilton Country Club in Arkansas after the prize was withdrawn.
The man hit the ball, and it went into the hole on the first attempt, according to a local news release. But afterward, the club and the dealership refused to give Austin Clagett the keys or transfer the title to the 2022 Ford F-150 4x4 Supercrew, Fox reported via KATV. Clagett has now filed a civil lawsuit.
The dealership is claiming the club offered the prize without its knowledge. The lawsuit is seeking damages valued at the truck sticker price of roughly $53,000, as well as legal fees.
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