Few people have been teased as much about their golf game as NBA legend Charles Barkley has. So when he makes a shot that's even a little impressive, people will notice. But this was more than a little impressive.

Fans and analysts have been poking fun at Charles Barkley’s golf swing for years, but “the Round Mound of Rebound” got the last laugh with a perfect shot at the American Century Championship on Friday.

On the par-4 second hole, Barkley eagled with an incredible shot from the fairway. Barkley's shot -- which was 88 yards from the hole -- hit the back of the green before spinning back and falling into the bottom of the cup. Charles Barkley holes out for eagle at the American Century Championship 🫨 pic.twitter.com/sT7dgdkvkW

Basketball Hall of Famer Charles Barkley‘s golf swing has been memed for nearly two decades now. The NBA/television legend however proved all of those haters wrong on Friday when he drilled an impressive eagle at the American Century Championship.

The former Auburn basketball star’s round at the American Century Championship featured an eagle from the second fairway.

Former NHL player Joe Pavelski birdied the final three holes Saturday for a share of the second-round lead with former soccer player Taylor Twellman.

The stars across many different professions gather for one of the most entertaining golf events of the year at the American Century Championship.

Barkley has finished dead last in this tournament 10 times. He's ion 24th place out of 90 after the first round this year.

It's the laughs, not their play, that get comedians invited to events like the American Century Championship, which begins Friday in Nevada.

The American Century Championship is one of the most entertaining golf events of the year, and day one did not disappoint, as Charles Barkley put on a show.

Charles Barkley brought confidence to the American Century Championship. He couldn't have dreamt of the round he had on Friday. He reflects on the work he's put in and the hilarious advice he gives himself over the ball.