Linda Chen was denied the prize of a new Mercedes after she hit a hole-in-one at a charity golf tournament. Now she's suing the event organizers for her winnings.

Linda Chen thought she had just won a brand-new Mercedes-Benz after hitting a hole-in-one at a charity golf tournament. ... a Mercedes E Class, or $90,000, the car’s value.

Picture this: You step up to a par 3 at a local charity tournament. A brand-new Mercedes-Benz gleams in the sunlight. Hit a hole-in-one by hook, crook or kick off the cart path, and it’s all yours.

Linda Chen is suing the organizers of a charity golf tournament near Orlando, Florida, after she was denied a prize she believed she had earned by sinking a hole-in-one. The prize was a Mercedes E ...

A golfer is suing after she scored a hole-in-one, then was denied the tournament’s prize, a new Mercedes-Benz. Tournament held at golf club.

Anyone who recorded a hole-in-one at a golf tournament in May in Central Florida was to win a $90,000 prize — a new Mercedes-Benz. However, the tournament was “rigged” so no one could win ...

Anyone who recorded a hole-in-one at a golf tournament in May in Central Florida was to win a $90,000 prize — a new Mercedes-Benz. However, the tournament was “rigged” so no one could win ...