MITCHELL — There was a flurry of aces recorded at Lakeview Golf Course last week.
In total, three golfers had a hole-in-one during play last week, beginning with Steve VanLiere on Tuesday, July 29. Playing the new par-3 No. 14 hole from the gold tees alongside playing partners Joel Salmonson, Rod Anderson and Shane Stoltenberg, VanLiere used an 8-iron from 125 yards out to card his second career ace.
On Friday, Aug. 1, John Lyle collected his third career hole-in-one on the par-3 No. 3 hole from 148 yards out. Lyle used an 8-iron and was playing alongside his son, and Mitchell golfer, Griffin Lyle.
Most recently, Mitchell High School activities director Cory Aadland recorded his second career ace at the par-3 No. 14 hole during the first round of the Muth Electric tournament on Saturday, Aug. 2. Aadland made the hole-in-one playing from the white tees at a distance of 144 yards with Toby Sarahan, Kelly Pfeifer and Jeremy Grady as witnesses.
Since the new par-3 hole’s opening at Lakeview, three aces at the hole have been officially reported, with MHS golfer Everett Morrison making the first on July 18.
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