I was playing in a retirement scramble for my friend, Jim Flora. We were playing on the West course at Kennedy Golf club. Hole number 5 was 127 yards and I was playing with Brian Lauber and Mark Goodside. Mark had already hit his shot to the left side of the green. I noticed that Lauber had put his tee in on the far right of the tee box. So, in light of the scramble, I decided to tee up on the far left of the box unbeknownst to Brian. As soon as Brian hit his shot, I decided to hit my wedge. The balls crossed in the air and my ball went right toward the flag. One hop then spun back into the hole. It was amazing! I’ve been playing golf for 25 years and finally got a hole-in-one!