It was George's first experience of 18 holes and his first competition.
A 6-year-old boy made an incredible hole-in-one during a club competition on Sunday.
George Ovenden, playing alongside his father, Jonathan, and friend, Michael Moult, was playing in his first competition at Alnmouth Golf Club.
Although George, who only turned 6 in July, has been practising on the driving range and in his garden for the last two years, this was his first attempt at 18 holes on a proper course.
As George, Jonathan and Michael approached the 160 yard par 3 fifth hole, few could have forseen what was about to happen.
Michael, George and Jonathan with the trophy.
With Jonathan, playing off a 13 handicap, and Michael, playing off 6, both missing the green, they told George, playing off the junior tee at 100 yards, he would need to produce something special.
Not even they could have imagined that he would make his first ace, with others on the course watching on in amazement.
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George, who had been given a 54 handicap, used his hybrid from his Dunlop junior set to pull off the amazing feat.
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Jonathan said: “He is a lovely boy and has really progressed well at golf through lots of practice and enthusiasm.
“This was his first ever full 18 holes although he has played 7 holes once and 13 holes once before.”
He received a standing ovation at the clubhouse as the trio won the tournament, a Texas Scramble junior event named the Peter McIlroy Cup.
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With par set at 71, the team finished with gross 68 and took away 14.6 for their handicap, leaving them with a signifcant winning margin.
Jonathan added: “It was an astonishing moment. I still can’t believe it. It was a big occasion at the club and several others saw him do it.”
“It was a great looking shot and flew high, one bounce and then started tracking towards the pin.
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