I love golf, but I’m not good and it drives me crazy. But, I’m motivated to improve as much as I can each round. My first hole-in-one was March, 2014, in Vegas at Rio Secco golf course, I was in a Society of Actuaries Golf tournament and I actually declined a $30.000 hole in one contest prize by not going to the blue tee contest site and hit from the normal white tee area. My Titleist ball hit the downhill incline green and I watched its slowly, very slowly, roll on in the hole. A spotter, who was there for the hole-in-one contest jumped up in the air signaling a hole in one.. I didn’t mind not going to the back to the contest tee off area one bit!! This year (June, 2020), I was playing in an after work golf league match at Wintonbury Hills Golf, Bloomfield, Ct, On the 9th hole, I hit my shot to the left side, on a hill that feeds to the hole. I saw the ball scurry down off the hill onto the right side towards green, then hit the stick and disappear, Awesome both times!!