( CNN ) -- After a hole-in-one at the KLM Open in Amsterdam , golfer Andy Sullivan has won a prize that is truly out of this world . The Englishman , who found the cup with his tee shot on the 15th hole , bagged himself a flight into space courtesy of a Dutch aerospace company . XCOR Aerospace pledged a 62-minute space flight to any player who could card a hole-in-one at the 15th at the Kennemer Golf and Country Club . The trip is valued at between $ 95,000 and $ 115,000 . `` My caddie just shouted to me , 'we 're going to space ' . I was in hysterics . It 's just an unreal experience . I did n't play great through the round and then I hit a shot like that , '' Sullivan told the European Tour 's official website . Before boldly going where no professional golfer has gone before , Sullivan needs to run the idea by his wife . `` I 'm not sure if I 'll go , I 'll check with the missus , '' said Sullivan . `` I 'm not great with heights or flying ! I might have to pluck up some coverage . I do n't think spaceman is a new nickname for me . `` My daughter will think I 'm the best dad in the world -- a professional golfer and an astronaut , she 's got the best dad in the world ! I 'm going to have to pluck up some serious courage , but it is a once in a lifetime experience , so I 'm going to have to do it . ''
English golfer offered trip into Dubai after hole - in - one . Andy Murray offered the flight after beating the winner at the KLM Open . Dutch company XCOR Aerospace behind the project .