Another week. Another ace. Another car for LPGA Tour player Danielle Kang.

The 22-year-old American made her second hole-in-one in eight days on Friday, acing the 158-yard 17th hole with a 7-iron in the second round of the Fubon LPGA Taiwan Championship. For her special shot, she received an Audi A6 T2.0.

It'll go nicely with the Buick LaCrosse she won last Thursday for her hole-in-one at the Blue Bay LPGA in China, where she knocked in her tee shot on the 155-yard 17th hole with an 8-iron.

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Those two aces give the former Pepperdine star three on the LPGA Tour this season (her first one came at the Lotte Championship in Hawaii in April) and four in total for the year (the fourth came in a non-competitive round. Her three tournament aces tie the LPGA Tour record for most in a season set by Tracy Kerdyk in 1991 and matched by Charlotta Sorenstam in 2002.

Kang – the U.S. Women's Amateur champion in both 2010 and 2011 – now owns eight aces for her career. She wasn't in off the course at the time I wrote this up, so no comment from her yet. We'll update this post when we hear from her and find out how her plans to open up her own car dealership are coming along.

UPDATE: "I was actually thinking about a hole-in-one, because I've been touching that car, I really wanted the car," Kang admitted after her round. "It was a right to left, so I wanted to aim a little right of it but then I caught it okay, and then it hit the fringe, like the collar, and it just kicked straight in and just rolled, tracked all the way into the hole. "It's pretty awesome," she added. "I was standing there and we all screamed. Jodi (Ewart Shadoff) and I were talking about how first week you get a congratulations, second week everyone is just going to yell at you." Making the moment even more memorable was the fact that Kang made her big shot in front of several other players who were waiting on the tee. "There was some swear words in there," Kang laughed. "My friend, Lizette Salas, was in the back, and everyone was saying: 'Are you kidding me? Again? Another car?'"

The Associated Press contributed to this report.