He picked up the sport after spending Christmas in Florida. So really, this is his first season since we are in Canada.

Before he threw, he told me, "I never know what to do on this hole. It's so hard. I always go into the bushes."

It's a dead straight, relatively narrow fairway, about 50' across, lined with trees.

As soon as I saw it flip up and drift right with the perfect stability, I said, "After saying that, you're going to ace it."

He was silent. He had no idea it was going to hit it, but I've been playing 22 years. I had that electric feeling.

I said, "hit it," quietly and sure enough it was center pole. One of the coolest aces I've seen because it was his first, and he is already an addict, with the expensive bag and discs. He was ecstatic. He couldn't believe it. First thing he wanted to do was call his wife.

Par 3 but only 132ft. Made it with the first shot off the tee. This will be my first Ace if I count it. Would you count it since it's only 132 ft? I'll leave it up to y'all.

Holes 14 & 18 at Meadowbrook Park in Tehachapi, CA (says hole 7 because the course uses the same 9 holes for both the front and back 9)

Hole 14: 397 ft - Star Boss

Hole 18: 207 ft - Super Stupid Soft Wizard

Hole #2 at Bartholomew in Austin, Texas with an old Flick

Washington and Lee, Lexington, Virginia. Prodigy Ace F-S. I somehow always knew it would happen on this hole and with this disc. Glad to get that monkey off my back.

Hit my first official ace today after playing for about 5 years. Took a good 5 seconds for it to process in my mind but it was an amazing feeling. My trusty Neo FD has been such a staple in my bag and it’s staying in for the time being.

My 9 year old Noah skips it in for the Ace

He got hole 4 on the junior course that like 90 or so feet. I got hole 6 of the regular course.

This doesn't count as a real ace, right? Damn stacker...

Maybe my favorite Olle Ace. Laser guided M4