Some Olympians get all the glory.

TVE, the channel in Spain that broadcasts the Olympics, referred to an innocent hole-in-one as a sexualized "glory hole" on TV. They probably didn't know how it would translate.

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Reddit user Ractrick shared a screenshot of the caption, which reads: "The first Olympic 'glory hole' in 112 years."

The hole-in-one was made by Justin Rose of England, and it really was the first hole-in-one made at the Olympics in 112 years – before Rio 2016, golf only appeared at the Olympics in 1900 and 1904.

Those tuning in to TVE expressed how hilarious they found the error on Twitter:

Spanish TV has just called it a "glory hole" instead of a "hole in 1" and I can't cope right now pic.twitter.com/EAGjevlxn2 — Vicent Martí (@vmg) August 11, 2016

A ver amigos de TVE hay una cosa es un hoyo en uno en golf y otra diferente, muy diferente es un glory hole pic.twitter.com/ymBop1JMGG — Ruben Rodriguez (@vegetableman79) August 11, 2016

El becario de @tve_tve:



-Cómo se dice 'Hoyo en uno'?

+Glory Hole

-Cómo se llaman los jugadores de golf?

+GOLFOS!

😂😂 pic.twitter.com/AB2WYV8Zmv — Ramón Mateos (@RamonMateos30) August 11, 2016

El de los rótulos grita: "Cómo se llama eso de meter la bola en golf en el primer golpe?"

El cachondo: "Glory Hole!" pic.twitter.com/X5CoCjprxn — Miguel A. Vallecillo (@mavallecillo) August 11, 2016

Congratulations to Justin Rose. We hope TVE's translation doesn't overshadow your feat.