WATCH: Tony Finau erupts in celebration as 12 yo makes incredible slam dunk ace on PGA Jr. League

During the PGA Jr. League Championship, assistant coach Tony Finau and Team Utah erupted in celebration after Emery Johnson, a 12-year-old golfer from the team, made a hole-in-one from 132 yards.

Tony Finau is in Frisco, Texas, with Team Utah participating in the National Car Rental PGA Jr. League Championship, which began on Thursday, October 10. The team features his son, Jraice Finau, along with Crue Harward, Drew Wilson, Luke Manning, Cove Cummings, and Emery Johnson.

On Saturday, October 12, Emery Johnson slam dunked from 132 yards. Following Johnson's shot, his teammates, including Jraice, went wild. Even Coach Tony Finau couldn’t contain his excitement.

Here’s the video:

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Where does Team Utah stand after the third round of the National Car Rental PGA Jr. League Championship?

Tony Finau's son's team is currently second at the National Car Rental PGA Jr. League Championship. Here's the leaderboard:

1. Georgia (Hudson Justus, Kylie Chung, Addison Peeples, Joshua Hong, Vivian Lott, Koiki Miyagi, Asher Sisk, Hudson Knapp): -67
2. Utah (Crue Harward, Drew Wilson, Luke Manning, Cove Cummings, Emery Johnson, Jraice Finau, Nicklaus Miller, Logan Wilde): -65
3. Florida (Jeremy Castellanos, Chloe Wang, Shane Frasure, Qiaoyi Lyu, Keira Shavitranuruk, Victoria Feng, Jose Carlos Lopez-Lay, Claire Yang): -60
4. Virginia (Ryan Hooker, Daniel Park, Andrew Reynolds, Lucas Palmer, Vihaan Punde, Samar Sandhu, Landon Tudor, Savera Sandhu): -55
5. Texas (Texas Terry, Bennett Underwood, JP Lynch, Dawson Dial, Rachel Turk, Beckett McLaughlin, Asher Anderson, Ava Frazier): -47
6. Ohio (Jackson Blanda, Elijah Hall-Bromberg, Drake Peters, Micah Ferguson, Maximus Humphreys, Blaise Barnum, Amelia Buettner, Aiden Loyd): -42
7. Connecticut (Ryley Regan, Brayden Ledoux, Alex Mack, Reid Meyers, Kyle Cheng, Minho Chung, Addie Lord, Vihaan Iyer): -42
8. California (Lydia Chang, Audrey Bowden, Emma Wang, Jack Robin, Sophia Shi, Ian Cardwell, Madisyn Paras, Dylan Shui): -39
9. Illinois (Luke Patel, Zachary Madsen, Nicholas Ratini, Joey Perrino, William Comiskey, Lucas Burkhart: -33
10. Minnesota (Austin Twedt, Max Niemiec, Cade Kershaw, Rory French, Liam Egan, Lai Jiang, Sam Yankowiak, Adam Holmberg): -29
11. Pennsylvania (Elijah Stewart, Taylor Rittler, Niko Ameredes, Jake Hendrick, Liam Miller, Logan Gamrod, Benjamin Roethlisberger, Bentley Bush): -27
12. Kansas (CJ Lee, Freddy Collins, Charles Rome, Charles Sullivan, Layton Hill, Jacob Dummermuth, Charlie Palmer, Ainsley McCrary): -13