CASEY JARVIS left the commentators stunned with his incredible hole out at the Omega European Masters.

The South African, 21, pulled off a rarely-seen shot on the eighth hole at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club in Switzerland on Friday.

After his tee shot found the bunker, Jarvis was left with a tricky chip onto the green but was still able to rescue a birdie on the par three hole.

He chipped straight into the hole, only for the ball to bounce up and drop back in next to the flag.

The commentary team were left in awe of Jarvis’ effort, with one scoffing: “It went in twice, it was so good.”

Fans on social media were equally amazed as one wrote: “Wow.”

Meanwhile, another simply added: “Quality.”

Jarvis’ remarkable hole out helped him move to five under through eight during his second round in Crans Montana.

The world number 382 ended the round on six under after shooting 64 on Friday.

He moved up 12 places in the process as he chases his first win on the DP World Tour.

Jarvis has enjoyed success on the Challenge Tour since turning professional in 2022.

He claimed victory at last year’s Euram Bank Open in Austria by one shot from Scotland’s Euan Walker.

Meanwhile, England’s Matt Wallace currently leads the field this weekend on 14 under.

Wallace finds himself four shots clear of nearest challenger and compatriot Alex Fitzpatrick.