Trick Shot World Records

Chris Kuchar made 11 consecutive half-court basketball shots at a gym in Washington, Utah. Shooting from behind the half-court line in a single unedited take, he sank shot after shot while his son rebounded and fed the ball back to him. Half-court shots are the long-range heaves usually reserved for buzzer-beaters, so stringing 11 together without a miss is a serious display of range and consistency.

Bill Berry sank a basketball shot from 20 feet away while swallowing a sword, with the ball bouncing off a brick wall before going through the hoop. Filmed in a driveway with collaborator Legendary Shots, Berry stood with a blade down his throat while the trick shot arced off the wall and dropped clean through the net.

After watching videos of people sinking a basketball through 3, then 5 stacked mini hoops, 15-year-old Zack Weinberger decided to blow past the bar entirely. He lined up 17 mini basketball hoops in his living room, stepped back 10 feet, and threaded a single shot through every one of them. No edits, no tricks, just a kid with a vision and a very patient family.

Allan Cox made 52 mini golf trick shots in seven minutes, including a 10X Rapid Fire Shot and long putt greater than 135 feet. He performed the feat as an entry in the 2012 Putter King Scavenger Hunt.

Gurrshan Singh performed a trick shot over a ceiling fan 13 feet in height using a mini basketball.