Q. All right, I'm here with Soo Bin Joo, our resident hole-in-oner today. Just take me through your hole-in-one this morning.
SOO BIN JOO: Start bad on the first hole but I was trying to stay focused again on the second hole. I think that help me made the hole-in-one.
I have my 6-iron in my handled and I was kind of -- I was trying to draw it in. It went perfectly and landed perfectly and went in.
Q. What was your yardage that you had?
SOO BIN JOO: 151.
Q. Did you sort of see it go in?
SOO BIN JOO: Yeah.
Q. What was the reaction like when you saw it?
SOO BIN JOO: What was his caddie's name?
Q. Who's caddie?
SOO BIN JOO: Wichanee.
Q. I'll look it up.
SOO BIN JOO: He had this dunk thing.
Q. With his fingers.
SOO BIN JOO: I looked at it and I was, oh, why not? And then the ball disappeared.
Q. So that is your first hole-in-one on tour, second overall in your life. When was the first one?
SOO BIN JOO: It was in a junior golf tournament back in Korea.
Yeah, I had the 6-iron in my hand at that time, too. I think I like my 6-iron now.
Q. Love it. Last question: With every hole-in-one this season CME Group is donating $20,000 to St. Jude's Children's Hospital. Just thoughts on that. Your hole-in-one is also going to a really good cause.
SOO BIN JOO: Yeah, that's amazing. It means if I play better I get to -- not me, but our LPGA gets to donate more. I'll try to play better.
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