Intro:

Reaction after hole in one propels Denmark's Morten Orum Madsen to a share of the first round with David Horsey at the Tshwane Open in Pretoria, South Africa on Thursday.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Morten Orum Madsen, Denmark:

"That was fantastic. Actually over the last couple of weeks I have been hitting some shots that were really close and I felt like..I actually said to my caddy the other week that a hole in one is on the cards pretty soon. Luckily for me it came today. I hit a fantastic shot, a great shot and I just couldn't have hit it better and it just spun back in the hole and that was fantastic."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Morten Orum Madsen, Denmark:

"Yeah obviously when you are standing on the next tee you are pretty pumped and luckily I succeeded in gathering my thoughts and hit a really nice drive and a great second shot - a three iron - to what was it? 12 or 13 feet - so that was a fantastic way to finish. Something you don't expect but you dream about."

SOUNDBITE: (English) David Horsey, England:

"Yeah I did yeah. It is very much a positional golf course which really plays into my hands really and a bit more than the long hitters, which is nice to play golf courses that make you think a little bit more and you know, not hit a driver on every tee. So, yeah it hit the spots and some nice approach shots and as few putts."

SOUNDBITE: (English) David Horsey, England:

"No I wasn't trying to think too much about it. I think they were probably worse than this morning but I wasn't trying to think about it - just to hit putts on the lines I chose at the right pace and fortunately a few of them dropped."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Wallie Coetsee, South Africa:

"Yeah we are doing something right here. Me and my caddy are working lovely together. Today was special because I think it has gone my way. On the third hole...the 12th, my third hole, I had like a 60-metre shot and it had one bounce and it released and I made it for a an eagle and that was a kickstart for the round."