I am 15 years old, and that's a pretty young age to get an ace. I was in a high school golf match against our rival high school. We were playing at The Crossings, the other teams home course. It was a pretty afternoon with no breeze and I was approaching the sixth hole, a 153 yard par 3 over a lake. Having just come off a triple bogey had me down a bit. I had to put that behind me, get my head back in the game, and hit a great shot. The guy who hit before me on the par 3 stuck it to about 6 feet. So I stepped up to hit next, standing behind the hole to line up my shot, with a 7 iron in my hand. I addressed the ball, took a deep breath, and took a nice smooth swing at the ball. It felt like good contact and it was going straight at the hole. It took to hops and rolled into the left side of the cup. I didn't realize that it went into the hole until I heard my dad and coach screaming and saw my dad jumping and running around. I started jumping up and down as well, getting high fives from everyone. It was a great moment, knowing that that might not happen ever again. the ball I was hitting was a Titleist 4 Prov1. Later that day to my surprise, I figured out that my favorite golfer, Jordan Spieth, hit a hole-in-one too. What an awesome day that I will never forget!