Potentially long post alert !!
While an 'ace' is neat, don't put too much solace in them. Unless you're all about flash. I have ball golf friends who would rather have (I swear) a birdie and a double bogey than 2 pars

. They believe it's all about the 'one great shot'. Take the high road; worry about the lowest possible 18 hole score.
Example: To the best of my knowledge, no one has yet aced the zen hole at Fairfield U. And it certainly isn't for lack of trying. Just means that people haven't been lucky (what is it, 130 ft downhill ?). Yet I've seen my share of bogies on it! JDB stated it to me first the concept of having a goal that is to 'get a guaranteed 2' on it every time. I believe he's right in that approach. I've tried to emulate that and have gone 2,2,2,2,2,3 in the 3 FU Opens I've played. I'm guessing I've "made ground" vs. the field.
Heck, at the 104 ft 9th at Rutgers I used the same method. Am averaging a 2.15 in well over 100 rounds there. I never "go for it" because I've had WAY more 3's via roll-a-ways and missed come backers than aces. Yes I did ace it...but I'll admit it was a mistake (a 3:32am flicked putter that as soon as I threw it I thought oh crap, I'm gonna have a 30'er coming ba...SMASH...who's luckier than me?).
It's common sense, but if you want to go for aces you'd do best by NOT playing b-b B-lands or Gold MH (or a lot of other courses in N.E. for that matter).
And it has more to do with 1) luck, 2) being able to
reach the hole in the air, and 3) throwing enough shots (a blind pig can find an acorn in the woods once in a while), than it does with being "good".
Cheef is "good"; Dave R. is "good"; and a lot of others too! Just not lucky...yet.
Karl