Morgan Battagler couldn’t believe it. Playing in a varsity boys golf quadrangular April 12 at Shirkey Golf Course, the Richmond junior hit a drive off tee No. 2. Uncertain where his ball had gone because of the sun, he searched for it “around the green for a solid two minutes,” he recalled Tuesday afternoon at Shirkey. Unable to find it, Battagler let a member of the group play out the hole. When the other golfer finished putting, two golf balls were discovered in the cup. The reason: Battagler had made a hole-in-one. “My heart was pumping so fast I didn’t even know what to think,” he said. It was the first-ever hole-in-one for Battagler, who started playing golf as a middle schooler. Now that he has done it, he hopes can make another one, he said. “I don’t know if I can ever live up to that (one),” Battagler said. Those who were present for Battagler’s achievement included Richmond coach Murray Dennis. Like Battagler and others, Dennis lost track of the ball in the sunlight. He…