Zionsville girls golf team players discuss experiences with holes-in-one

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Sep 7, 2026, 7:12 PM

Last updated Sep 7, 2026

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The top-ranked Zionsville girls golf team features a roster where four of six players have recorded a hole-in-one. Players Kaitlyn Adler, Avery Lewis, Olivia Patton, Taylor Snively, Aubrey Tisch, and Paige Henney shared their experiences regarding these rare shots during a recent practice. Adler recorded two career aces, including one during a match at Broadmoor Country Club on August 13. Lewis hit her first hole-in-one at age 12 while playing at the Holliday Farms Par-3 course. The team identifies these shared milestones as a significant factor in their collective bond as they progress through their season. While not every player has hit an ace, the group continues to emphasize the positive morale boost and team connection created by recounting these events.

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  • Four of six Zionsville players have recorded at least one hole-in-one.
  • Kaitlyn Adler recorded an ace with a 9-iron at Broadmoor Country Club on August 13.
  • Avery Lewis made her first hole-in-one at age 12 at Holliday Farms.
  • The team uses these shared stories to maintain positive morale during the competitive season.
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Hitting a hole-in-one is one of the most exhilarating things that can happen in sports. While there are roughly 128,000 holes-in-one in a year in the United States according to Golf Digest, those come during 450 million rounds played throughout the year, coming out to 1 in every 3,500 rounds. It is something that every golfer dreams of, but never really plans for. One of the unique things ...

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