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