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THIS is the amazing moment an 86-year-old grandmother sunk a 94ft putt on a basketball court to win a luxury car.

Mary Ann Wakefield gave Ole Miss fans something to cheer about during the half-time show of the Rebels 103-78 loss to the University of Alabama.

 An 86-year-old gran sunk a 94ft putt to win a luxury car
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An 86-year-old gran sunk a 94ft putt to win a luxury carCredit: //twitter.com/SportsCenter
 Mary Ann Wakefield sent the Mississippi crowd wild during Ole Miss's clash with the University of Alabama
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Mary Ann Wakefield sent the Mississippi crowd wild during Ole Miss's clash with the University of AlabamaCredit: //twitter.com/SportsCenter
 Her daughter claimed that she hasn't played golf in years
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Her daughter claimed that she hasn't played golf in yearsCredit: //twitter.com/SportsCenter

The old woman seized the chance to cruise around Mississippi in a new Nissan Altima with a putt that might make most Tour pros jealous.

As Wakefield stroked a shot down the middle, the surprised commentator cried “Tell you what, that’s looking good … that’s looking really good.”

And seconds later the crowd went wild when the ball was successfully sunk before the new cult hero was given a huge hug by the home team’s mascot Tony the Landshark.

The footage of the jubilant scenes soon went viral, passing over 132,000 likes on SportCenter’s Twitter account.

Sandra McDougall-Mitchell tweeted: "This is my mom and I am so happy for her. She really needed a new car and this is perfect!!

"She is 86 yrs young btw, mother of 7, grandmother of 14 and great grandmother to 4 soon to be 6!!!

"She used to play golf, but hasn't played in years. She does like to putt around every once in a while."

Someone else wrote: "I'm so happy for her."

Another joked: "Why do you call her Ole Miss if she didn't?"

A third added: "Was behind her and I knew at half court it had a chance.. what a beautiful putt!! Highlight of the evening!"

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