108 holes with no fives or sixes
It's almost every MCMM competitor's goal to get through the day without resorting to the maximum possible score of six on any hole. Sixty-one different players have managed the feat a total of 181 times, including four former Most Sixes winners (Mary Snyder, Lisa Curran, Matt Landt, and Conner Altergott). It is much rarer to go the entire day without scoring a six or a five. Thus far, it's happened 48 times, meaning that about 26.5% of those who have gone sixless for the day also managed to go fiveless. However, the ranks do include one of those aforementioned former Most Sixes winners. Check it out:

Josh Altergott, 2017
Stephanie Altergott, 2022, 2023
Ben Briselden, 2023
Matthew Cullen, 2008, 2010
Michael Cullen, 1997, 2000, 2012
Mick Cullen, 1999, 2002, 2013, 2015, 2023
R.J. Dusak, 2014, 2018, 2023
Ralph Freye, 2016
Jason Gola, 2003, 2008, 2021, 2023
Justin Gutche, 2023
Derek Hartmann, 2023
Dan Hill, 1998
Kaitlynn Kraus, 2023
Matt Landt, 2005
Tom Loftus, 2022
Chase Murphy, 2022
Kurt Peter, 2019
Zach Reichert, 2019
Robin Schwartzman, 2023
Julie Schweiss, 2018
Taylor Schweiss, 2023
Tom Schweiss, 2002, 2007, 2008, 2012, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023
Tommy Schweiss, 2015
Brian Waldman, 2023
Kevin Weiss, 2023
Peter Wokwicz, 2023

Tom Schweiss leads the way, accomplishing the feat nine times, including doing so in six consecutive tournaments (2017-23). Stretching out to include some holes from 2016, that means Tom has a current streak of 733 straight Mini Masters holes without a five or a six. The hole that preceded his streak was Wild West's 5th.

Scoring more aces than (fours + fives + sixes)
Tallying more holes-in-one than fours is impressive enough, but more aces than fours, fives, and sixes combined? That almost guarantees landing near the top of the standings. In fact, this list includes 14 of the 26 Ugly Jackets, and no one who finished lower than 11th place. Unsurprisingly, the six players who have won the Mini Masters have all accomplished this feat, often multiple times--but fourteen additional players have also managed this accomplishment at least once. There have been 20 players who have accomplished the feat a total of 55 times. Mick Cullen leads the way with 11 such years, including six consecutive MCMMs (2010-2015). Here's the list, arranged by the margin between aces and 4-5-6 total, along with their place in the final standings. 

7: Mick Cullen, 2011 (12 aces, 4 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 1st place
7: Mick Cullen, 2023 (8 aces, 1 four, 0 fives, 0 sixes)--1st place
7: Tommy Schweiss, 2022 (10 aces, 1 four, 1 five, 1 six)-- 3rd place
6: Matthew Cullen, 2014 (9 aces, 2 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 2nd place
6: Tom Schweiss, 2018 (8 aces, 2 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 1st place 
6: Tommy Schweiss, 2023 (10 aces, 3 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- T-3rd place
5: Ben Briselden, 2023 (7 aces, 2 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)--10th place
5: Michael Cullen, 1997 (9 aces, 4 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 1st place
5: Mick Cullen, 2014 (8 aces, 2 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 1st place
5: R.J. Dusak, 2014 (8 aces, 3 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 3rd place
5: Justin Gutche, 2023 (10 aces, 5 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- T-7th place
5: Tom Schweiss, 2013 (7 aces, 1 four, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 1st place 
5: Tom Schweiss, 2023 (7 aces, 2 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 9th place
5: Kevin Weiss, 2023 (6 aces, 1 four, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- T-2nd place
4: Michael Cullen, 2003 (9 aces, 3 fours, 0 fives, 2 sixes)-- 3rd place
4: Michael Cullen, 2015 (10 aces, 5 fours, 1 five)-- 1st place
4: Mick Cullen, 2018 (9 aces, 3 fours, 1 five, 1 six)-- 4th place
4: Mick Cullen, 2022 (8 aces, 2 fours, 2 fives, 0 sixes)-- 2nd place
4: R.J. Dusak, 2018 (7 aces, 3 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 2nd place
4: Jason Gola, 2011 (11 aces, 6 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 5th place
4: Derek Hartmann, 2023 (7 aces, 3 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- T-2nd place
4: Tom Loftus, 2022 (8 aces, 4 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 4th place
4: Tom Schweiss, 2009 (7 aces, 1 four, 0 fives, 2 sixes)-- 1st place
4: Tom Schweiss, 2010 (9 aces, 1 four, 4 fives, 0 sixes)-- 2nd place
4: Tom Schweiss, 2019 (8 aces, 4 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 1st place
3: Dianne Cullen, 2011 (8 aces, 2 fours, 1 five, 2 sixes)-- 8th place
3: Matthew Cullen, 2002 (9 aces, 5 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 2nd place
3: Matthew Cullen, 2011 (8 aces, 4 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- T-2nd place
3: Matthew Cullen, 2018 (9 aces, 4 fours, 2 fives, 0 sixes)-- 3rd place
3: Mick Cullen, 2012 (12 aces, 6 fours, 2 fives, 1 six)-- 1st place
3: Mick Cullen, 2013 (6 aces, 3 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 2nd place
3: Griffin Weiss, 2023 (7 aces, 2 fours, 2 fives, 0 sixes)-- T-4th place
3: Eric Zorn, 2001 (10 aces, 6 fours, 0 fives, 1 six)-- 3rd place
2: Michael Cullen, 2006 (7 aces, 4 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 1st place
2: Mick Cullen, 2017 (5 aces, 2 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 2nd place
2: R.J. Dusak, 2019 (7 aces, 4 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 2nd place
2: Tom Schweiss, 2022 (6 aces, 4 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 1st place 
2: Rusty Silber, 2023 (7 aces, 4 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- T-11th place
2: Landon Weiss, 2023 (8 aces, 4 fours, 2 fives, 0 sixes)-- T-7th place
1: Dianne Cullen, 2015 (7 aces, 5 fours, 0 fives, 1 six)-- T-5th place
1: Matthew Cullen, 2017 (9 aces, 6 fours, 1 five, 1 six)-- 3rd place
1: Michael Cullen, 2008 (9 aces, 7 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 3rd place
1: Michael Cullen, 2012 (4 aces, 3 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 2nd place
1: Mick Cullen, 2004 (10 aces, 5 fours, 2 fives, 2 sixes)-- T-4th place
1: Mick Cullen, 2010 (7 aces, 4 fours, 1 five, 1 six)-- 4th place
1: Mick Cullen, 2015 (7 aces, 6 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- T-3rd place
1: R.J. Dusak, 2016 (7 aces, 4 fours, 1 five, 1 six)-- T-3rd place
1: R.J. Dusak, 2023 (2 aces, 1 four, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 6th place
1: Jason Gola, 2021 (7 aces, 6 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 1st place
1: Dan Lee, 2011 (10 aces, 8 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 6th place
1: Kurt Peter, 2019 (5 aces, 4 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 3rd place
1: Tom Schweiss, 2011 (8 aces, 6 fours, 0 fives, 1 six)-- T-2nd place
1: Tom Schweiss, 2017 (6 aces, 5 fours, 0 fives, 0 sixes)-- 1st place
1: Rusty Silber, 2017 (8 aces, 6 fours, 1 five, 0 sixes)-- 5th place
1: Parker Wokwicz, 2022 (7 aces, 5 fours, 0 fives, 1 six)-- 6th place

If we added in the instances where someones aces precisely equaled their (fours + fives + sixes), Matthew Cullen would have three more instances (2006, 2007, 2010), Mick Cullen five more (2002, 2003, 2006, 2016, 2019), Ralph Freye one (2003), Jason Gola one more (2019), Aaron Hanson one (1997), Jake Heynis one (2016), Zach Reichert one (2016), Chase Murphy one (2022), Tom Schweiss three more (2006, 2015, 2016), Tom Loftus one more (2023), and Rusty Silber two more (2015, 2021).

Putting for the cycle
Putting for the cycle involves scoring every possible relative-to-par result in one round. For most courses, this means scoring an eagle, birdie, par, bogey, double bogey, triple bogey, and quadruple bogey in the same round. For courses with a par-4 hole, putting for the cycle includes a double eagle ("albatross").
This has occurred only 28 times in Mini Masters history, an average of just 1.1 times per year, and only two players have ever done it twice (Chris Carmody, who accomplished the feat in back-to-back rounds, and Taylor Schweiss). Only one time was the feat accomplished on a course with a par-4 hole. Lighthouse and Kristof's each lead among courses five cycles; Kristof's saw three of its five in a single tournament (2001).

This is the list of all 27 occurrences to date.

Stephanie Altergott-- Sisolak's West, 1997
Michelle Arf-- Libertyville, 2007
Michelle Axberg-- Sisolak's East, 1998
Todd Bodek-- Lighthouse, 2013
Lynn Bryant-- Wisconsin Adventure, 2019
Carolyn Carmody-- Par-King Red, 2009
Chris Carmody-- Sisolak's West [round 2], 2010
Chris Carmody-- Lighthouse, 2010
Eli Cullen-- Wisconsin Adventure, 2016
Maxwell Cullen-- Wisconsin Adventure, 2023
Lisa Curran-- Sisolak's West, 1999
Carl Cutler--Lighthouse, 2017
Carrie Donahue-- Kristof's, 1999
Emily Donahue-- Sisolak's West (round 2), 2011
Sarah Dooley-- Kristof's, 2001
Stephanie Gekiere-- Action Territory, 2002 (included double eagle)
Sarah Heynis-- Lighthouse, 2017
Ken Huebert-- Par-King Black, 2013
Karen Kemnitz-- Libertyville, 2002
Becca Klunder, Par-King Red, 2014
Eric Knitter-- Kristof's, 2001
Ben Lee-- Par-King Black, 2010
Oscar Newman-- Kristof's, 2004
Brian Sandri-- Kristof's, 2001
Taylor Schweiss-- Par-King Black, 2011
Taylor Schweiss-- Congo Falls, 2013
Mary Snyder-- Libertyville, 2007
Raegan Taylor-- Lighthouse, 1997

Scoring 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 on the same hole
A course must be used for at least six years and a player must play it at least that many times to have a chance to score all the different possible scores on that same hole. Additionally, it must be a hole with a chance for an ace that somehow can still be diabolical enough to cause a 6 if that tee shot doesn't go right. Through 2023, eighteen different players have accomplished this feat on a total of 40 holes. Chris, Dianne, Lisa, Carrie, Brady, Zach, Tom, and Tommy have each achieved six different scores in six consecutive attempts at the same hole (Lisa has done it three times, Chris twice). The 15th hole at the original Action Territory course has inflicted this particular 'accomplishment' on three different players, two of whom have multiple Ugly Jackets to their credit.

Josh Altergott (6)-- Action Territory's 3rd and 15th holes; Aloha Falls' 4th hole; Lighthouse's 4th, 5th, and 15th holes
Stephanie Altergott (2)-- Action Territory's 10th hole; Congo River Kenosha's 11th hole
Chris Carmody (2)-- Lighthouse's 9th hole (4-1-3-5-2-6 in six consecutive attempts); Par-King Black's 3rd (5-1-4-6-3-2 in six consecutive attempts)
Dianne Cullen (3)-- Action Territory's 13th hole; Kristof's 13th hole; Lighthouse's 9th hole (3-5-6-2-1-4 in six consecutive attempts)
Matthew Cullen (2)-- Lighthouse's 5th and 13th holes
Michael Cullen (1)-- Action Territory's 15th hole
Mick Cullen (1)-- Par-King Red's 13th hole 
Lisa Curran (8)-- Action Territory's 8th, 11th, and 13th holes; Congo River Kenosha's 3rd hole; Kristof's 7th hole (6-5-3-4-1-2 in six consecutive attempts); Lighthouse's 4th and 15th holes; Sisolak's West's 10th hole (2-1-3-6-5-4 and 1-3-6-5-4-2 in six consecutive attempts)
Carrie Donahue (3)-- Action Territory's 6th  (6-5-2-1-3-4 in six consecutive attempts) and 15th holes; Kristof's 7th hole
RJ Dusak (1)-- Lighthouse's 5th hole
Jason Gola (1)-- Lighthouse's 8th hole
Jake Heynis (1)-- Lighthouse's 15th hole
Karen Kemnitz (2)-- Aloha Falls' 18th hole; Par-King Red's 11th hole
Brady Neal (1)-- Aloha Falls' 4th hole (3-4-2-5-1-6 in six consecutive attempts)
Zach Reichert (1)-- Lighthouse's 9th hole (5-6-4-3-2-1 in 6 consecutive attempts)
Taylor Schweiss (3)-- Lighthouse's 7th and 13th holes; Par-King Red's 11th hole
Tom Schweiss (1)-- Action Territory's 15th hole (2-3-1-4-6-5 in six consecutive attempts)
Tommy Schweiss (1)-- Par-King Black's 3rd hole (6-3-2-5-4-1 in six consecutive attempts)

Bogeyless rounds
It is much more difficult than one might imagine to get through an entire M.C. Mini Masters round without being over par on any hole. This impressive feat has only occurred 29 times in tournament history--just over once a year--and only nine different players have accomplished it. This is the list.

Aaron Hanson-- Lighthouse, 1998
Mick Cullen-- Lighthouse, 2000
R.J. Dusak-- Lighthouse, 2000
Matthew Cullen-- Lighthouse, 2002
Tom Schweiss-- Sisolak's East, 2003
Gary Shiff-- Congo River, 2005
(2) Tom Schweiss-- Libertyville, 2005
Michael Cullen-- Lighthouse, 2006
(2) Matthew Cullen-- Lighthouse, 2007
(2) Mick Cullen-- Lighthouse, 2007
(3) Tom Schweiss-- Lighthouse, 2009
(4) Tom Schweiss-- Rocky's Fun House Waukegan, 2009
(3) Mick Cullen-- Sisolak's West [round 2], 2010
Dianne Cullen-- Lighthouse, 2010
(3) Matthew Cullen-- Lighthouse, 2011
(2) Michael Cullen-- Lighthouse, 2011
Dan Lee-- Lighthouse, 2011
Karen Kemnitz-- Par-King Red, 2011
(5) Tom Schweiss, Lighthouse, 2012
(6) Tom Schweiss-- Lighthouse, 2014
(7) Tom Schweiss-- Lighthouse, 2016
(8) Tom Schweiss-- Par-King Red, 2016
(9) Tom Schweiss-- Aloha Falls, 2017
(2) R.J. Dusak-- Lighthouse, 2018
(10) Tom Schweiss-- Lighthouse, 2018
(4) Matthew Cullen-- Par-King Red, 2018
(3) R.J. Dusak-- Par-King Red, 2018
Tom Loftus-- Wisconsin Adventure, 2023
Griffin Weiss-- Wild West, 2023
(4) R.J. Dusak-- Congo Rapids, 2023

As you can see, Schweiss holds a few unique distinctions. First of all, he has completed ten bogeyless rounds, 2 1/2 times more than anyone else! He has also accomplished the feat at five different courses, while the other multiple-bogeyless-round players (Matthew, Michael, and Mick Cullen and R.J. Dusak) have done so on no more than three courses. One of the courses on which Schweiss managed the distinction was Libertyville/Aloha Falls, one of the tourney's all-time toughest courses. He was also the first player to accomplish the feat twice in one tournament-- which he has done twice-- and he did it in back-to-back rounds in 2009. Only Dusak has joined Schweiss with two bogeyless rounds in one tourney (2018).


Twoless rounds
It's difficult, no matter what kind of player you are, to go an 18-hole round without scoring a single two. It's happened just four times in MCMM history, in fact. Usually, a player can get a two through sheer luck, at least, but sometimes the miniature golf gods just conspire against your putter.
The following players have achieved the feat. The numbers represent (in order) the number of holes-in-one, twos, threes, fours, fives, and sixes in their unique twoless rounds, followed by the round score. As you'll see, one player managed a hole-in-one but no twos. Amazingly, his single ace was on a par-4 hole.

Michelle Arf, Libertyville, 2003: 0-0-5-6-6-1 (75)
Nat Ahrens, Action Territory, 2004: 1-0-6-5-3-3 (72)
Ben Lee, Action Territory, 2009: 0-0-6-4-5-3 (77)
Carolyn Howard, Sisolak's West, 2009: 0-0-6-5-2-5 (78)
Miranda Johnson, Aloha Falls, 2017: 0-0-10-5-2-1 (66)


Threeless rounds
It should be no surprise that completing a round without a three is also rare, though less so than a twoless round, or that threeless rounds tend to have far better scores than twoless rounds. There have been eight of these rounds in MCMM history:

Jason Gola, Action Territory, 2000: 0-11-0-3-2-2 (56)
Dale Hanson, Lighthouse, 2002: 2-14-0-2-0-0 (38)
Tom Schweiss, Sisolak's East, 2003: 1-17-0-0-0-0 (35)
Stephanie Gekiere, Sisolak's West, 2003: 2-12-0-3-0-1 (44)
Lisa Curran, Lighthouse, 2003: 2-12-0-3-0-1 (44)
Dianne Cullen, Par-King Red, 2009: 0-16-0-2-0-0 (40)
Mick Cullen, Sisolak's West, 2012: 2-15-0-1-0-0 (36)
Greg Powroznik, Par-King Red, 2019: 2-12-0-1-2-1 (46)


Scoring three or four consecutive holes-in-one
Thirty-seven different players have recorded back-to-back holes-in-one at the Mini Masters. However, the first player ever to take three total strokes over three holes was Aaron Good, who accomplished the feat at Kristof's 6th, 7th, and 8th holes in 2000.
Michael Cullen improved upon the feat in 2003 by scoring it at perhaps the most difficult three-hole stretch in the tournament-- Action Territory's 10th, 11th, and 12th holes. How unlikely was the streak? The 10th hole had only allowed one previous ace (also to Michael Cullen) in the first six years of the tournament, while being responsible for no less than 31 sixes. The 11th hole, a multi-level hole, had allowed only three holes-in-one previously. The 12th hole, a par four, had yielded only two. In less than ten minutes, Michael had accounted for one-third of all the holes-in-one scored at that three-hole stretch in seven years.
Still, this feat was outdone in 2008 when Ursula Cullen scored four consecutive holes-in-one at Par-King Black, acing the 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th holes. Counting three holes-in-one at the previous course, Lighthouse, Ursula had 7 holes-in-one in a 16-hole span. She had two more in the other 92 holes that day to finish with nine, tying her for the overall holes-in-one title and falling just one short of tying the single-day record at the time.
In 2017, Stephanie Altergott became the first MCMM player in 9 years to earn three straight holes-in-one when she aced Wisconsin Adventure's 11th, 12th, and 13th in order--three holes where she'd scored threes the previous year!
In 2018, Tom Schweiss dispelled any notions that there might be a final-round challenge to his tourney lead by acing the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd holes at Par-King Red en route to a record-tying round of 33.


Ten or more holes-in-one in a single tournament
In most years, reaching double digits in holes-in-one is good enough to guarantee one will lift the trophy for most holes-in-one. In fact, the aces trophy winner in 12 of the 20 Mini Masters tournaments thus far didn't make it to ten. On rare occasions, multiple people hit the mark in the same year. The only players to reach double digits more than once are Mick Cullen (3 times), Tommy Schweiss (twice), and Jason Gola (twice), and only three of the 15 instances on this list were accomplished by that year's tournament champion (denoted by an asterisk).  The only players to reach 10+ in consecutive tournaments are Mick Cullen (12 each in 2011 and 2012) and Tommy Schweiss (10 each in 2022 and 2023). Here are all thirteen players who've hit the mark!

12: Mick Cullen, 2011*
12: Mick Cullen, 2012*
12: Mark Mason, 2012

11: Jason Gola, 2011
11: Karen Kemnitz, 2013

10: Stephanie Altergott, 2006
10: Matthew Cullen, 2016
10: Michael Cullen, 2015*
10: Mick Cullen, 2004
10: Ursula Cullen, 2010
10: Jason Gola, 2001
10: Justin Gutche, 2023
10: Dan Lee, 2011
10: Julie Schweiss, 2022
10: Tommy Schweiss, 2022
10: Tommy Schweiss, 2023
10: Eric Zorn, 2001

Four or more holes-in-one in a single round
Out of the 4,614 rounds in Mini Masters history (through 2023), only 37 have featured four or more holes-in-one. Five of those have had five holes-in-one. Three of the players who have achieved five aces in a round have never had more than three in any other round. In the case of Matthew Cullen in 2017, he had five holes-in-one in one round, four in another, and none in any of the other four rounds that day; still, his total of nine aces was enough for him to garner the Most Holes-in-one Trophy for a second straight year! Here are all the instances of four or more aces in a round, along with the scores the players managed in those rounds!

Five holes-in-one
Stephanie Altergott, Lighthouse, 2005 (37)
Matthew Cullen, Lighthouse, 2017 (39)
Mick Cullen, Wisconsin Adventure, 2018 (33)*
Ursula Cullen, Sisolak's West, 2010 (44)
Jason Gola, Lighthouse, 2013 (41)
Mark Mason, Action Territory, 2012 (49)
Tom Schweiss, Par-King Red, 2018 (33)*

Four holes-in-one
Matthew Cullen, Lighthouse, 2002 (37)*
Matthew Cullen, Par-King Red, 2009 (34)*
Matthew Cullen, Par-King Red, 2017 (38)*
Matthew Cullen, Lighthouse, 2018 (42)

Michael Cullen, Kristof's, 1999 (44)
Michael Cullen, Kristof's, 2001 (44)
Michael Cullen, Action Territory, 2003 (42)
Michael Cullen, Par-King Red, 2015 (36)*

Mick Cullen, Sisolak's West, 2002 (37)*
Mick Cullen, Sisolak's West, 2003 (41)
Mick Cullen, Kristof's, 2004 (41)
Mick Cullen, Kristof's, 2006 (38)*
Mick Cullen, Par-King Red, 2011 (36)
Mick Cullen, Lighthouse, 2012 (40)

Ursula Cullen, Par-King Black, 2008 (38) (note: the four aces were consecutive)

Emily Donahue, Lighthouse, 2016 (47)

D.H. Gallego, Congo River Kenosha, 2005 (41)

Doug Gekiere, Sisolak's West, 2003 (39)

Aaron Good, Kristof's, 2000 (40)*

Dale Hanson, Congo River Kenosha, 2004 (40)*

Jake Heynis, Par-King Black, 2012 (40)
Jake Heynis, Lighthouse, 2014 (45)

Jamie Hill, Kristof's, 2001 (46)

Karen Kemnitz, Lighthouse, 2016 (44)

Tom Loftus, Wisconsin Adventure, 2023 (34)*

Alex Mason, Par-King Red, 2013 (44)

Tom Schweiss, Lighthouse, 2016 (35)*

Tommy Schweiss, Par-King Black, 2023 (37)*

Gary Shiff, Action Territory, 2005 (46)

Eric Zorn, Lighthouse, 2001 (41)

*--won or tied for course title

Recording two or more of each possible hole score in one round
Scoring 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 in the same round is not particularly special. It happens several times in each tournament, and it's happened 199 times in MCMM history. However, it is far more unique to record each of those scores at least twice in the same round. A course has to have some holes tough enough to force a six while also providing ample hole-in-one opportunities.
To date, this distinction has only been accomplished seven times. Four of the instances have occurred at Lighthouse, which has one notorious "six-able" hole, a couple other doozies, and many ace possibilities.

Sarah Dooley-- Action Territory, 2001
Sharon Bull-- Lighthouse, 2004
Carrie Donahue-- Lighthouse, 2004
Anita Kemnitz-- Lighthouse, 2009
Ken Huebert-- Sisolak's West (round 1), 2011
Emily Donahue-- Sisolak's West (round 2), 2011
Tommy Schweiss-- Lighthouse, 2012


Scoring 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 in a 6-hole span
When a player scores all six possible hole scores in one round, those scores are usually spread out over the 18-hole round. In a little less than 10% of those instances, they score the six different scores on six consecutive holes. These are those occurrences. As you can see, only one player has done it twice, and the list of players includes an eight-time champion!

Stephanie Altergott, Congo River, 1999 (3-8): 5-1-3-4-2-6
Michelle Axberg, Sisolak's West, 1998 (9-14): 1-2-5-4-3-6
Kate Bieda, Sisolak's West, 2009 (13-18): 3-2-4-1-5-6
Todd Bodek, Lighthouse, 2013 (7-12): 2-4-5-1-3-6
Jeff Bull, Congo River, 2005 (4-9): 1-4-2-3-6-5
Sharon Bull, Wisconsin Adventure, 2016 (1-6): 3-6-5-1-4-2
Kim Cantrell, Lighthouse, 1999 (4-9): 4-5-6-2-3-1
Chris Carmody, Lighthouse, 2009 (1-6): 2-1-3-4-6-5 AND Lighthouse, 2010 (9-14): 1-6-4-3-2-5
Eli Cullen, Wisconsin Adventure, 2016 (10-15): 5-3-6-2-1-4
Harold Davidson, Lighthouse, 2012 (2-7): 2-3-1-4-6-5
Katie Wood Gallego, Lighthouse, 2008 (2-7): 5-2-4-6-3-1
Mark Garfin, Lighthouse, 2013 (4-9): 5-4-1-2-3-6
Stephanie Gekiere, Libertyville, 2004 (1-6): 5-6-3-4-2-1
Jason Gola, Action Territory, 2007 (12-17): 5-4-3-6-1-2
Maria Gola, Action Territory, 2005 (1-6): 3-4-5-1-2-6
Sal Guardado, Aloha Falls, 2018 (11-16): 6-1-5-3-4-2
Liza Hetz, Lighthouse, 2010 (2-7): 2-3-5-6-4-1
Carolyn Howard, Sisolak's West, 2012 (4-9): 1-5-6-3-2-4
Rachael Isaacson, Wisconsin Adventure 2017 (7-12): 3-4-5-2-1-6
Pattie Karda, Sisolak's East, 1999 (4-9): 6-1-2-5-3-4
Kly Kliefield, Congo River, 2001 (10-15): 1-2-4-5-3-6
Becca Klunder, Par-King Red (4-9): 2-4-6-1-3-5
Ben Lee, Congo Rapids, 2023 (2-7): 4-5-6-3-1-2 
Erica Mason, Lighthouse, 2013 (12-17): 3-6-4-5-1-2
Mark Mason, Action Territory, 2012 (12-17): 3-4-2-6-1-5
Denise McCraw, Lighthouse, 2001 (13-18): 6-2-4-3-5-1
Oscar Newman, Libertyville, 2004 (8-13): 4-2-5-3-1-6
Diane Rammelsberg, Lighthouse, 2017 (10-15): 4-1-2-6-3-5
Lyn Sallis, Wild West, 2019 (11-16): 1-6-3-4-5-2
Tom Schweiss, Action Territory, 2005 (7-12): 1-3-2-6-5-4
Mary Snyder, Libertyville, 2007 (1-6): 6-2-5-4-3-1
Raegan Taylor, Lighthouse, 1997 (4-9): 6-4-3-1-5-2

By course: Lighthouse 11, Action Territory 4, Congo River Kenohsa 3, Libertyville/Aloha Falls 4, Sisolak's West 3, Wisconsin Adventure 3, Congo Rapids 1, Par-King Red 1, Sisolak's East 1, Wild West 1

Libertyville's/Aloha Falls' 1st-6th holes and Action Territory's 12th-17th have each seen the sequence twice. Lighthouse's 2nd-7th and 4th-9th holes lead the way with three occurrences. Note also that none of these 6-hole spans feature the same order of scores.


Hole-in-one every round
Out of the mere 13 competitors at the first Mini Masters in 1997, two-- Michael Cullen and Dan Hill-- managed to get at least one hole-in-one in each round of the day. In the next 13 years (1998-2010), with a total of 358 competitors finishing the entire schedule of six courses, it only happened four more times-- three by amateurs.
Bizarrely, four more players then accomplished this remarkable feat in 2011, and two of them (Sara Cahill and James Hamilton) were rookies. Karen Kemnitz joined the club two years later. R.J. Dusak, in 2014, became the first player to accomplish the feat for a second time. In the last eight Mini Masters, seven more players have joined the club for the first time.
The only player to accomplish this feat twice is R.J. Dusak!

Dan Hill, 1997: 1-1-1-1-2-2--8 total
Michael Cullen, 1997: 1-2-1-2-1-2--9 total
R.J. Dusak, 2000: 2-1-1-2-1-1--8 total
Jason Gola, 2001: 2-1-1-2-1-3--10 total
Tom Dixon (pro), 2005: 2-1-2-2-1-1-- 9 total
Tom Schweiss, 2006: 1-1-1-2-1-1-- 7 total
Stephanie Altergott, 2011: 1-1-1-2-2-1--8 total
Sara Cahill, 2011: 1-1-3-1-1-1--8 total
Dianne Cullen, 2011: 1-1-2-2-1-1--8 total
James Hamilton, 2011: 1-1-1-3-1-1--8 total
Karen Kemnitz, 2013: 2-3-1-2-1-2--11 total
R.J. Dusak, 2014: 1-1-1-1-1-3--8 total
Carrie Donahue, 2015: 1-1-2-2-2-1--9 total
Dan Lee, 2019: 2-1-1-1-3-1--9 total
Rusty Silber, 2021: 1-2-1-1-1-1--7 total
Tom Loftus, 2022: 1-1-1-1-1-3--8 total
Tommy Schweiss, 2022: 1-1-1-2-2-3--10 total
Xavier Cullen, 2023: 1-1-1-1-1-2--7 total
Justin Gutche, 2023: 1-1-1-2-3-2--10 total

33-- Mick Cullen, Wisconsin Adventure, 2018
33-- Tom Schweiss, Par-King Red, 2018

34-- Matthew Cullen, Par-King Red, 2009
34-- Matthew Cullen, Par-King Red, 2010
34-- Tom Loftus, Wisconsin Adventure, 2023

35-- Mick Cullen, Par-King Red, 2010
35-- Mick Cullen, Par-King Black, 2022
35-- R.J. Dusak, Par-King Red, 2014
35-- Tom Schweiss, Lighthouse, 2016
35-- Tom Schweiss, Par-King Black, 2009
35-- Tom Schweiss, Par-King Red, 2011
35-- Tom Schweiss, Sisolak's East, 2003
35-- Tom Schweiss, Par-King Red, 2022

36-- Nate Blazier, Par-King Red, 2022
36-- Matthew Cullen, Sisolak's West [round 1], 2011
36-- Michael Cullen, Lighthouse, 2006
36-- Michael Cullen, Lighthouse, 2011
36-- Michael Cullen, Par-King Black, 2011
36-- Michael Cullen, Lighthouse, 2015
36-- Michael Cullen, Par-King Red, 2015
36-- Mick Cullen, Par-King Red, 2011
36-- Mick Cullen, Par-King Red, 2016
36-- Mick Cullen, Sisolak's West, 2012
36-- R.J. Dusak, Par-King Red, 2016
36-- R.J. Dusak, Par-King Red, 2018
36-- Jason Gola, Congo River, 2008
36-- Derek Hartmann, Par-King Red, 2023
36-- Tom Schweiss, Sisolak's West [round 2], 2011
36-- Tom Schweiss, Sisolak's West, 2012
36-- Tommy Schweiss, Par-King Red, 2022
36-- Griffin Weiss, Congo Rapids, 2023

85-- Zacchaeus Gola, Harry Semrow, 2021
85-- Ben Lee, Par-King Red, 2023

84-- Zacchaeus Gola, Kristof's [round 2], 2022

83-- Sarah Lampel, Action Territory, 2000

81-- Lisa Curran, Action Territory, 1997
81-- Harold Davidson, Aloha Falls, 2012

80-- Ben Lee, Par-King Black, 2022

79-- Eli Cullen, Wild West, 2016

78-- Nat Ahrens, Lighthouse, 2004
78-- Conner Altergott, Aloha Falls, 2019
78-- Carolyn Howard, Sisolak's West, 2009
78-- Becca Klunder, Aloha Falls, 2014
78-- Sarah Lampel, Action Territory, 2001
78-- James Morren, Action Territory, 2011

77-- Jeff Bull, Action Territory, 2005
77-- Lisa Curran, Action Territory, 1998
77-- Lisa Curran, Action Territory, 1999
77-- Carolyn Howard, Aloha Falls, 2014
77-- Ben Lee, Action Territory, 2009
77-- Ben Lee, Action Territory, 2010

76-- Emily Donahue, Action Territory, 2011
76-- Carolyn Howard, Action Territory, 2012

75-- Nat Ahrens, Ballybunion, 2004
75-- Michael Arf, Libertyville, 2003
75-- Carolyn Howard, Action Territory, 2009
75-- Mary Kemnitz, Action Territory, 2003
75-- Ben Lee, Par-King Black, 2023

Ten Longest Sixless Streaks in Mini Masters History
Matthew Cullen, 1,285 holes
Tom Schweiss, 733*
Michael Cullen, 528
Tom Schweiss, 503
Rusty Silber, 459
Dan Lee, 439
Mick Cullen, 431
Julie Schweiss, 423
Michael Cullen, 420
R. J. Dusak, 415*
*-indicates active streak

Ten Longest Current Sixless Streaks
Tom Schweiss, 733
R. J. Dusak, 415
Stephanie Altergott, 381
Tom Loftus, 324
Michael Cullen, 314
Taylor Schweiss, 302
Mick Cullen, 295
Derek Hartmann, 283
Julie Schweiss, 278
Conner Altergott, 229