In a wonderful outpouring of generosity Australia’s Jason Day not only earned the prize of a $100,000 scholarship donation but he presented the Evans Scholarship Foundation with the gleaming new BMW sedan he won on day two of the BMW Championship at Conway Farms.

Day used a 6-iron at the par three, 17th hole to clinch the keys to a gleaming new BMW 760i that was parked behind him on the tee.

The former World No. 1, who captured the 2015 BMW Championship, also earned a BMW Hole-in-One Scholarship, a full, four-year scholarship worth $100,000 to the Evans Scholars Foundation.

Jason Day starts to celebrate after his ace at the par three, 17th hole.

And while the Foundation was thrilled they received a double delight with Day graciously donating the new BMW to the Foundation based appropriately in Golf, Illinois.

The Foundation’s mission is sending hard working caddies to college and a goal of having 1,000 caddies enrolled annually in college by 2020.

“On the TOUR we aim to give back. For BMW to give back as well and put a student through college is huge,” said Day.

“I’m going to donate the car to help an additional student because I am in a fortunate position, and being able to not only impact another person’s life but to also get them through college is huge as well.”

Jason Day donates $100,000 after his ace during 2017 BMW Championship to chosen charity.

All net proceeds from the BMW Championship benefit the Evans Scholars Foundation, which provides full college scholarships to hardworking, young caddies with financial need and strong academic records.

Since 2007, BMW has contributed more than $24 million to the Evans Scholars Foundation. Day’s shot marks the fifth time BMW has awarded a Hole-in-One Scholarship in a player’s name.