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.
No one managed the feat in an MCMM again until 2026, when Mick Cullen aced Wisconsin Adventure's 11th, 12th, and 13th en route to finishing the day with 11 holes-in-one to lead the field.