MARQUETTE — Gentz’s Homestead Golf Course is getting an early start on this season’s holes-in-one, already recording two before the calendar turned to June.

On May 16, Jamie Burns of Marquette used a 48-degree wedge to ace the 130-yard No. 2 hole. This was Burns’ second career hole-in-one.

Witnesses were Michael Kortum, Paul Kortum and Cody Kortum.

Then on May 25, Bob Lantto of Marquette notched his first-ever ace on the same No. 2 hole, which from the tees he was playing was at 110 yards as he used a 6-wood.

His witnesses were George Karageorge, Bill Ombrello and Jack L’Huillier.

Story contents based on information received from Kathy Gentz of Gentz’s Homestead Golf Course. Journal Sports Editor Steve Brownlee’s email address is sbrownlee@miningjournal.net.