It’s Acey-Deucey at Studio City

Zack Fisher, a junior at Notre Dame High, lives near Studio City Golf and Tennis and plays the par-three course at least once a month during the summer.

He had never been close to a hole in one, until Thursday, when his shot with an eight iron bounced twice and dropped into the cup on the 105-yard sixth hole.

“It was a back pin so it was probably about 110 yards,” said Fisher, who was playing the course with David Behboudi, a junior at Grant. “It felt good when I hit it, a little left to right, and landed it on the green and just disappeared.

“The marshal [Bob Smothers] was right there and heard us yelling. We ran to the hole and the ball was in there. I was in a state of shock.”

They left the ball in the hole and returned to the tee because Behboudi still had to hit.

Smothers and Fisher watched as Behboudi hit his shot with a nine iron.

“It was straight as an arrow,” Fisher said. “After he hit it and the ball was in the air, I said, ‘Good shot. It looks like we have two holes in one.’ It bounced once and went in.

“[David] thought he hit the ball over the green but I was screaming that it went in so we ran to the green again and there were two balls in the hole. The marshal just shook his head and said he had never seen that before.”

Neither had anybody else at Studio City Golf and Tennis, according to General Manager George McCallister.

“We get about one [hole in one a week], but never anything like this,” McCallister said. “I’ve heard about it happening before but not here. The odds have to be about a zillion to one.”

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Mitch Voges of Simi Valley and Russell Surber of La Canada Flintridge advanced to match play in the 99th U.S. Amateur at the Pebble Beach Golf Links but lost in the first round of match play on Wednesday.

Paul Simson of Raleigh, N.C., eliminated Voges, the 1991 champion, 4 and 2.

Scott Lander of Kingman, Ariz., ousted Surber, a sophomore at University of Texas who is a graduate of Flintridge Prep, 3 and 2.

Voges was in danger of failing to qualify after the first day of medal play but made it at 77-71--148, while Surber got in at 74-74--148.

Among the nonqualifiers were Steve Ballard of Westlake Village, membership director at Wood Ranch Golf Club in Simi Valley, at 80-76--156 and Tim Wren of Oxnard, who is a senior at Cal State Northridge, at 86-85--171.

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Ted Lehmann of Westlake Village Golf Course tied for fifth in the Southern California Section of the PGA Club Professional Championship on Wednesday at Eagle Glenn Golf Club in Corona.

Lehmann shot 70-72--142 and advanced to the Western Regional at Santa Ana Golf Club in Albuquerque, N.M.

Also advancing were Roger Gunn of Lake Lindero Country Club in Agoura Hills at 72-75--147, Mike Putnam of Spanish Hills Country Club in Camarillo and Russell Clark of Olivas Park Golf Course in Ventura.

Brad Sherfy of Camarillo, UCLA golf coach who is a teaching pro at Harbor Golf Center in Wilmington, qualified at 71-72--143.

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Anthony Kim of Studio City and Tommy Barber of Burbank tied for second in the SCPGA’s Junior Toyota Cup Series event Tuesday at Tustin Ranch Golf Club.

Kim, 14, shot 68-72--140 and Barber, 16, finished at 65-75--140.

Travis Johnson of Bellflower won at 67-72--139.

Doug Miller of Thousand Oaks tied for seventh at 77-70--147 and Mark Modglin of Simi Hills wound up at 73-76--149.

Brandon Christianson of Valencia finished at 73-78--151, Brian Edick of Valencia was at 75-76--151, Scott Fulkerson of Simi Valley at 83-75--158, Brian O’Flaherty of Westlake Village at 79-83--162 and Kevin Balk of La Crescenta at 81-81--162.

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Ali Siam of Westlake Village defeated Kurt Taylor of Thousand Oaks, 1 up, on Wednesday to win the boys’ 15-17 division of the Ventura County Junior Match Play Championship at Los Robles Golf and Country Club in Thousand Oaks.

Julie McKenna of Newbury Park won the girls’ 13-17 title by downing Rebecca Norris of Thousand Oaks, 4 and 3.

Kyle Thurston of Moorpark took the boys’ 13-14 crown by beating Ryan Lapuz of Camarillo, 6 and 5.

Thurston shot 74 and finished second Thursday in the Redlands Junior Invitational at Redlands Country Club.

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Justin Ohye of Calabasas finished 18th at 79-74-79--232 in the JC Penney Junior Classic at Westin Innisbrook Resort at Palm Harbor, Fla.