Hah, pretty funny. My fourth hole in one. And yes, it was fun to watch. Due to the cold, gray, windy December day we played the middle tees. I took one more club than I would for that distance, a 3/4 PW swing instead of a Gap. It flew as planned, just over the pin, spun back and trickled gently and casually right towards the hole. I even had a little gallery behind the green, the course maintenance boys were waiting for us to play through, who waited above the hole watching the whole thing unfold. They were all cheering the ball in, as were my playing partners, as I quietly watched it get closer and closer to the hole...then I heard myself yell “Get in!” And it did. It’s my fourth hole in one! (BTW it’s a 12,500 : 1 probability for a hole in one. By comparison, a pro’s chances are 2500 : 1 - Tiger has 20! I still think my double-eagles (albatross) are far more impressive, which I recently found out are much more rare (between 1 million to 6 million : 1 odds). There are approximately 40,000 aces in the US per year, and in contrast, only about 200 albatrosses. I have four of those too. So, either I’m extremely lucky, or I’m playing way too much golf.)