I was golfing with my physics teacher and his son; and after an absolutely terrible front nine I was ready to quit, but determined to recover on the back. I usually play the middle tees on the 15th par 3 because of its length, but on this particular day I wanted to show up my physics teacher, so I moved back to the tips! I specifically remember saying that I was ready for a nap before stepping up to the tee, but still focused on the shot obviously. Contact with the ball was solid with a little draw, it hit below the hole and rolled in nice and smooth. I remember screaming and running around the tee box arms up and jumping to high five the rest of the group. It has been 3 days and my physics teacher, everyday at school still complains about how he should've acted like he had the hole-in-one to look good in front the other members! We were all pretty happy about the outcome, and for my second hole-in-one, not too shabby! As for my back nine recovery: I'd say it wasn't too bad either!