— Kumail Mohib etches his name into Airmen history —

It was a regular Friday round at Airmen Golf Club under a blazing 36°C sun, softened only by a teasing cool breeze. Our four-ball—Omar Sabir, Umair Khan, Fawad Yousuf, and I—were deep in friendly but fierce competition, trading jokes, challenges, and clutch putts. Then came Hole 15, 180 yards, framed by two trees like a challenge from the golf gods. I took my swing—clean, crisp—the ball rose left, faded toward the flag, landed softly, and rolled straight in. For a heartbeat, silence. Then chaos. The boys erupted, caddies Joel, Nabeel, and Akber shouting in disbelief. Pure euphoria filled the air, the sound of disbelief turning into cheers. A perfect shot. A rare moment. My first ace. The kind golfers chase a lifetime for. That Friday, in the Karachi heat, with friends and luck on my side, the impossible happened—a hole-in-one that turned an ordinary day into legend.