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I'm afraid I don't understand the sentence in English!
A hole in one [golf] is [emotionally] moving :)
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Leaving a comment just because I want to read any further comments on this.
Or is there a way to subscribe to comments for certain sentences without commenting?
To make my comment a bit less useless I'd like to thank billj above for explaining the meaning of this sentence which is quite a garden path sentence from my point of view.
Probably it would be less "garden path" if you spell hole in one as "hole-in-one", then it would be more obvious it's a noun. Seems like it's a valid spelling variant:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hole_in_one
> A hole in one is moving on the whole.
In addition to hyphenating "hole-in-one", adding a comma after "whole" would help:
A hole-in-one is moving, on the whole.
But I think the purpose of this sentence is wordplay rather than easy comprehensibility (or likelihood).
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