Steve Jennings aced Hole 13 at 94 yards. Brent Beale was his witness. It was Steve's 9th hole in one!

No Rich is not a giant... the shorter winter pins are still place cuz it's FEBRUARY! Richard hit a 7-iron into a "hurricane wind" on Hole 11 witnessed by Don Kauffman.

Joshua aced Hole 13 at 122 yards with his Ping Utility Wedge. Dad Don Kauffman and Rich Walker enjoyed witnessing.

Thirteen was Steve's luck number. He aced the par 3 thirteenth hole with an 8-iron. It was his 3rd career ace.

Dave Allison celebrates his 4th career ace and his second this year! This one found the cup on the 11th hole with a 9-iron.

Let's call it a Mulligan Ace. But it still went in the hole in one shot!

Kyle aced the lucky 13th par 3 at 135 yards while playing the Tues Pot Game with Doug Robb.

Tom's second career ace come on Hole 13 while playing in a Senior Scramble with Bob Fawcett, Doug Titus and Doug Rutan.

Bill aced the difficult par three 7th hole with a 7-iron at 149 yards. Nice!

Dave Allison scored his 3rd career hole in one on hole #18. It was an 8 iron from 144 yards and was witnessed by Jeff Wolford and Steve Flora.

Kent's first career ace on the difficult 9th hole was witnessed by Ron Mason, Rick Farley and Bruce Carter. All hail from Vandalia.

Ross hit his hole in one on the 5th hole of our Green Jacket Par 3 course. His scramble partner Lance Clark, and Adam Rammel and Snake Fuerst watched it happen. And yes, it was good for a skin!

Mike's third career ace, and his first at Liberty Hills occurred on the 7th hole while wielding an 8-iron.

Her first hole in one on #18!

Hole 13 was lucky for Gary for his first Ohio ace. Richie Shaner, Mike Dinovo and John Early were his playing partners for the round.

Congrats to Bellefontaine High School golfer Collen Brugler! His teammate Austin Hammond witnessed Collen's first ace on Hole 18.

Congrats to John, who aced the par three 18th hole while playing with his pal Dean King.

What can we say? When you're hot, you're hot! This is Tom's second ace this season and career second. This time it was Hole 9 at 205 yards in the Tuesday Pot Game with wife Heidi.

Bob aced the par 3 11th hole today. Chuck Blair witnessed the spectacle.

Dillon's second career ace but first at Liberty Hills... Hole 18 playing at 180 yards.

A 7-Hybrid was the magic club on the par 3 5th hole for Tami. This was her second ace (hole 7 previously). That just leaves hole 9 left to conquer the front 9 for Tami.

Snake finished the Men's Liberty Championship in dramatic fashion with a hole in one on the final hole (par 3, #9). There were plenty of witnesses nearby who saw the ball go in the hole before the players in the group: Snake, Bud Eichholtz and Dave Lyons did. It was his second career ace and he very was generous in the celebrations.

Tom's first ever hole in one came on the par 3 Hole 11 on July 11! Playing with his usual weekday senior gang, we heard it was a really good shot.

Doug aced the 18th with a 7-iron playing at 148 yards. Chris Harman, Wayne Ropp and Scott Stephens were along to witness.

John makes a second appearance in our Hole in One Club with his second ace! Today's version was Hole 11 at 135 yards while playing with Gary Downing.

Dave's second ace here at Liberty Hills was on the 5th hole today while playing with the weekday morning senior crew.

Hole in one on Hole 13! Witnessed by Dawn Merritt, Zoey Merritt and Miker Ringler.

Ralph's 4th career ace came on the 5th hole playing at 146 yards with a 6-iron. Ralph hails from Cbus and Brent Dearbaugh, Paul Crow and Jim Kaeck were along for the shot heard round the course.

Brandy aced the "not-often-aced" 5th hole on Sunday. That's a heck of shot with a 7-wood!

Congrats to Clayton (center) for his first ace on Hole 11. His 8-iron was the perfect club for the 135 yard shot.

Randy's first career ace on Hole 18 came after 48 years of playing the game! His 146 yard 7-iron shot was witnessed by his Amigo playing partners  Doug Titus, Pat Ellis and John Limberg.

Dana's first ace came on the 18th hole. His 152 yard shot with a 7-iron was witnessed by playing partners Bert Alspaugh and Pete Parks.