08/17/2026
Local Golfer Scores Hole-in-One to Benefit Crèche for Kids
JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — A local golfer turned an already successful day of fundraising into an especially memorable one Sunday when he recorded a hole-in-one during the fourth annual Crèche Fore the Kids! Golf Scramble at Chautauqua Golf Club.
John “Rick” Goodell aced Hole No. 4 during the 18-hole scramble, which was held Sunday, Aug. 16, to benefit Crèche for Kids, a 100% volunteer-run organization that provides assistance to local children and families in need.
Goodell’s hole-in-one came on a hole sponsored by Ed Shults Auto Group, which provided a $5,000 hole-in-one prize—$2,500 for the golfer and $2,500 for Crèche for Kids.
Goodell’s ace was witnessed by Crèche volunteers Beth Snow and Kara Weinstein, as well as his teammates Robert Rappole, Gregg Wefining and Cody Gleason.
The tournament brought together local golfers, volunteers, sponsors and community supporters for a day of golf and fundraising. In addition to the golf scramble, participants had opportunities to take part in a putting contest, Get It on the Green game, 50/50 drawings and a raffle featuring donated prizes and baskets.
Proceeds from the tournament support Crèche for Kids’ mission of helping local children and families with essential needs throughout the community.
“We were thrilled with how the day came together, and having a hole-in-one on the Shults-sponsored hole was an incredible bonus,” said Meg Pickard, 2026 Golf Scramble chair. “We are so grateful to Ed Shults Auto Group for making the hole-in-one opportunity possible and to all of our sponsors, golfers and volunteers who supported the event.”
Photo caption:
John “Rick” Goodell, center, celebrates his hole-in-one on Hole No. 4 during the fourth annual Crèche Fore the Kids! Golf Scramble at Chautauqua Golf Club on Aug. 16. Goodell’s ace earned him a $2,500 prize, while an additional $2,500 will benefit Crèche for Kids through the hole-in-one sponsorship provided by Ed Shults Auto Group. Joining Goodell are, from left, Robert Rappole, Gregg Wefining and Cody Gleason.