I am a first year graduate assistant coach for my University golf team! I Love my job and the best part is I still get to practice and play some golf with my former teammates. So this particular day (April 12, 2012) we are playing nine holes at the main course we practice on. I have played this course for five years now and I know it like the back of my hand! We step up on the 4th hole and the head coach has asked everyone to move to the gold tees to change up the course so the team can work on different approach shots. Two of the girls have already teed off and I step up to hit. The green slopes right to left slighty so I aimed right of the hole. This par 3 is 116 yards downhill with the pin in the front. I used my bushnell and it was reading 109 yards to the hole. I hit a pitching wedge and hit a great solid shot, it lands exactly where I wanted it to, the girls say "Nice shot" and I said an unenthusiastic "Thanks" back. The ball was still on the move and made a bee line dead into the hole. I was still holding my follow through because this all happened so fast. As soon as it dropped I in turn dropped my club and we all started screaming and hugging each other! It was awesome! This is my second ace! I had one on a different course on August 23, 2011 and the crazy thing is that par 3 was also 109 yards! What are the chances that both of my aces were the same distance?? Either way it was a great moment to share with the girls on the team. Even though my NCAA eligibility ended in 2011 it just goes to show I've still got it!