Golfer cards 16 on one hole

Kevin Na teed off on the par-4 9th at (-1) but came out (+11) with a 16 on the hole. Na's 16 in the Malaysian Open is the highest on the PGA Tour since the mid 80's.

He started off the par-4 by yanking his drive into the left trees, which was more of a tangly mess of branches. He was forced to re-tee with an unplayable lie. Again, his drive found the the left mess, although this time he chose to play the ball, already going for his fourth shot.

Kevin Na proceeded to whiff one shot, hit himself with another (one shot penalty), and finally manage to hack his way out after 10 shots. Na was finally able to hit the green with his 14th shot giving him a chance for a 15.

He was able to two-putt for a 16, laughing at the situation the whole time. The best part is Na went out on the back nine and shot a 33. Impressive to keep his head in the game after that breakdown.