On June 15, during the inaugural Fraser Paramedic Society Charity Tournament at Guildford Golf & Country Club in Surrey, Fraser Valley paramedic Michael ("Mike") O'Mahony delivered a moment that no one in attendance will soon forget.
Standing on the tee box at the 188-yard Hole #2, O'Mahony hit a shot that looked destined for the green. The ball carried beyond the pin before landing on the green and beginning to roll back toward the hole.
As players watched, the ball rolled back down the green, tracking directly toward the cup before disappearing into the hole.
For a brief moment, players waited for confirmation. Then the hole official raised both thumbs in the air, confirming the ace and sending cheers across the course.
What started as an impressive tee shot quickly became one of the defining moments of the tournament.
News of the hole-in-one quickly spread among players, sponsors, volunteers, and spectators. For many in attendance, it was a moment they would not soon forget.
With that single swing, O'Mahony earned a brand-new 2026 Honda CR-V TrailSport and became The Honda Way's first-ever hole-in-one winner.
What made the moment even more memorable was the reaction from those around him. As news of the hole-in-one spread across the course, fellow golfers, sponsors, and attendees were quick to congratulate O'Mahony, many speaking highly of his character and dedication as a paramedic. There was a genuine sense that the prize had found the right recipient.
For many in attendance, seeing a Fraser Valley paramedic walk away with the grand prize felt like a fitting conclusion to a day dedicated to recognizing the people who serve our communities.
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