Like any other Saturday, I went to the Industry Hills Women's Club and played on the Ike course. The 9th hole, a par 3, is short but has a fast green with a steep slope, making it a very tricky hole. If you come up short on an uphill putt, the ball rolls back down, and if you hit too hard on a downhill putt, it rolls all the way down. That day, the pin was located at the top, so I aimed for about 115 yards and decided to take one more club, hitting a 6 hybrid. There was a bunker in front of the green, but since I took an extra club, I aimed for the pin. I saw the ball landed a bit above the pin on the green, and then it started rolling to the right. I thought it went into the rough on the right side of the green when I lost sight of it. As I walked up to the green to look for my red ball, I couldn’t find it. Just as I was thinking that it shouldn’t have disappeared, one of the members shouted to me, "Jenna, your ball is in the hole! You got a hole in one!" Oh my God, I’ve been playing golf for over 20 years and had never made a hole in one, so I often thought about why I never had that luck. But to get a hole in one in such an unexpected moment was truly exhilarating. That day, I bought drinks for all the members and 1received the Hole in One fund collected by the women's club.