How many hole-in-ones? No. 2 all-time on LPGA list Jodi Ewart Shadoff has staggering number of career aces

She revealed to reporters that while it was her seventh ace since joining the Tour in 2011, she has 17 to her name during her career.

Her first came at the British Amateur in 2006.

"I was 18, and it's funny because — my college coach at the time — it was the first hole-in-one she ever watched and she was in the middle of recruiting me at the time, so kind of was a sign, sealed, delivered kind of moment," Ewart Shadoff said. "There has been so many obviously since then, but that one definitely sticks out in my mind."

Standing through adversity

Ewart Shadoff revealed how difficult the last few years have been for her since winning the Mediheal. She cited several injuries that were "mentally hard to come back from."

But she said she's in a good place this year, and noted finishing inside the top 10 in Mayakoba two weeks ago as something she'd like to repeat this week in Cincinnati.

"I had a really good offseason where I just kind of fell back in love with the game again. Working with my whole team, coaches, and just kind of seeing the improvements day by day, it's been nice," she said.

"I struggled a little bit with anxiety on the golf course which has been hard the last year, year and a half. I think I've kind of gotten past that," she added. "And going back to Q-School last year was kind of like a humbling time for me. You know, kind of showed me that worst case scenario happened and I got through it and I'm still here. You know, it kind of lightens the load a little bit."