Welcome to the Wisconsin PGA
The Wisconsin Section is one of the 41 sections that comprise the regional entities of the PGA of America. Over 500 members and associates belong to the Wisconsin Section, stretching from areas in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to almost the entire state of Wisconsin. Annually, the Wisconsin Section conducts over 40 professional events, operates its Junior Golf Foundation and participates in several growth-of-the-game activities (PGA Junior League, Drive, Chip and Putt and instructional clinics/days).
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Iverson and Barnett-Howe Set To Tee It Up At U.S. Senior Women’s Open
The U.S. Senior Women’s Open will get underway on Thursday, May 16th at Pine Needles Lodge and Golf Club. For the second straight season the
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Schuman & Sandee Pull Out Wins At The Bull
PRESENTED BY SUPPORTED BY…(Jim Schuman & Chad Sandee) After a fun three event stretch in April it was time for the Wisconsin Section to move
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Seven WPGA members set to compete at the 52nd PGA Professional Championship
The 2019 PGA Professional Championship kicks off on Sunday, April 28th at Belfair in Bluffton, SC. The Wisconsin Section, PGA will be represented by
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With a degree in perseverance, Appleton native Sue Ginter rides a steady stretch midway through third round to a 74, but slips to 14th place at U.S. Senior Women's Open
After Appleton's Sue Ginter, Carolyn Barnett-Howe flirt with the lead, Madison's Becky Iverson climbs into top-five, stays there at U.S. Senior Women's Open
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Best of luck to Wisconsin PGA members, Carolyn Barnett-Howe and Becky Iverson, as they start play tomorrow at the U.S. Senior Women's Open @PineNeedlesGolf. The field also includes the following players with ties to Wisconsin, Sue Ginter, Martha Nause and Leigh Klaase.
Photos: Wisconsin's club pros square off during the second round of the WPGA Match-Play Championship
Photos: Wisconsin's club pros square off during the second round of the WPGA Match-Play Championship
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A great spring day at West Bend CC. The 2nd & 3rd rd matches at the WPGA Match Play were completed today. Only 8 players now remain. The quarters, semis & final will take place during the summer months. @PGATOUR @harrisgolfcars @CutterandBuck. Bracket - https://t.co/D3AfcOsBrl
#1 Seed David Roesch leads the way on day two of the WPGA Match Play. The round of 32 is underway. @CutterandBuck @harrisgolfcars @PGATOUR
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The sun is shining for the Wisconsin PGA Members as they get ready to tee off for the Annual WPGA Match Play Championship at West Bend Country Club located in West Bend, Wisconsin. Harris Golf Cars has been a long time title sponsor for this annual championship.
A little cool but the sun has been shining all day. After a qualifying in the morning the first round matches of the WPGA Match Play Championship are wrapping up. @harrisgolfcars @CutterandBuck @PGATOUR
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ICYMI - Event Recaps - Schuman & Sandee Pull Out Wins At The Bull - https://t.co/1I8qXmTQkE
Thank you to @TheBullatPF, #WIGSA & @omegawatches
Best of luck to Wisconsin PGA members, Carolyn Barnett-Howe and Becky Iverson, as they start play tomorrow at the U.S. Senior Women's Open at Pine Needles-Mid Pines. The field also includes the following players with ties to Wisconsin, Sue Ginter, Martha Nause and Leigh Klaase.
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The second day of the WPGA Match Play Championship came to a close on Tuesday at West Bend Country Club. In its second year the new modified format featured a qualifying round and the 1st round of matches on Monday. Then players completed their second and third round of matches on Tuesday. In the end a group of eight strong players were left to battle it out for the Championship. Those eight players will now branch off and have approximately 5 weeks to complete each of the remaining rounds. A champion will be crowned by the final match deadline of September 2nd.
Leading the way since Monday morning has been #1 seed David Roesch. The 4-time champion posted the low qualifying round even though he was already the #1 seed as the defending champ. The #1 seed then proceeded to win his next two matches 7&6. However his third round match turned out to be a battle til the end as Jake Wisniewski took him 19 holes.
Also playing some great golf and punching their ticket to the quarters was Joe Leonard, Kurt Mantyla, Ryan Helminen, Mick Smith, Eddie Terasa, Jamie Christianson and Adam Miller.
The WPGA would like to thank Harris Golf Cars, Cutter & Buck and The PGA TOUR for their continued support, and also West Bend Country Club for hosting the past two days.
Bracket & Results - wiscpga.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/wiscpga19/event/wiscpga1917/contest/55/leaderboard.htm
Great job David Roesch.
The WPGA was back at it on Monday with the playing of the WPGA / WGSA Memorial Classic and WAGPA Stroke & Match Play at The Bull at Pinehurst Farms.
The annual events brought together professionals from the WPGA and members of the Wisconsin Golf Sales Association for a day of golf, camaraderie, networking and competition. All the while honoring and remembering individuals that we lost in the past year that were connected to both organizations.
In the competitions a cold and breezy day made it tough on all the participants, as pars were a welcomed sight.
Getting the win in the Memorial Classic was Jim Schuman and in the Assistants event it was Chad Sandee. Each player was able to secure a one shot win in their respective event by posting an even par 72.
A big thank you goes out to the WGSA & OMEGA Watches for supporting the day and The Bull for hosting.
Event Recap & Results - wisconsin.pga.com/news/schuman-sandee-pull-out-wins-at-the-bull/
Woo hoo Jim!!!
Unfortunately the TaylorMade Golf & adidas Golf Pro-Am at the Beloit Club has been postponed today due to current weather and course conditions. Information on a reschedule date will be sent out to professionals when it is available.
The 52nd PGA Professional Championship kicks off tomorrow at Belfair in Bluffton, SC. The Wisconsin PGA will be represented by a group of seven members. Follow their progress via live scoring here - www.pga.com/events/pgaprochamp/leaderboard
Good luck Craig!
Good luck all. Best wishes Vollsey!!
Good luck Craig!
Good luck!! Play well!
Good Luck Craig!!!!
Good luck Jeff—you already have the skill!
Was just down there last week Good luck
I played with Jeff at Coulee Golf Bowl when he was about 12 years old. Amazing.
Way to go!!!!!
Go get em Craig!!
Good Luck guys !!!
Play well gents!
It’s about time someone from WI wins! Good luck boys!
Good luck Jeff Kaiser
Veni vidi vici Craig!
Taker Low !!
Go Craig Czerniejewski
The second WPGA event of the week concluded on Wednesday with the playing of the WPGA / Wisconsin Golf Course Superintendents Association Premier Golf & Utility Vehicles, Inc. Super-Pro. A field of 64 players made the trek to Blackhawk Country Club, Madison WI to enjoy a a great day of golf and camaraderie.
Taking home the winner trophies in the traditional division of play was the Bishops Bay Country Club duo of John Shipshock & Adam Wepfer. They carded a 65.95 net score in the modified chapman alternate shot format. Good enough for a 1.4 shot win.
A big thank you goes out to event partners Premier Golf & Utility Vehicles and Prestwick Golf Group for supporting the day and Blackhawk CC for hosting.
Recap & Results - wisconsin.pga.com/news/quite-the-day-for-the-bishops-bay-duo/
Nice job.
Monday marked another great pro-pro for the WPGA. A nice field of 96 WPGA professionals gathered at Abbey Springs to tee it up in the Callaway Golf Spring Pro-Pro Better Ball.
In the end it was the duo of Craig Czerniejewski and Mick Smith running away with the title. Their 9-under-par 63 was good enough to win by four shots over Tom Burton and Kraig Joy. With their win they also captured the #1 seed in the Four-Ball Match Play.
A big thank you goes out to Abbey Springs for hosting and Callaway Golf, Bushnell Golf and AfterShokz for sponsoring.
Recap & Results - wisconsin.pga.com/news/not-too-shabbey-of-a-performance/
A big congratulations goes out to former Wisconsin PGA President Carl Unis. He was recently announced as a new inductee into the Northern Ohio Golf Association Hall of Fame. News Release - www.noga.org/2019/04/16/noga-names-hall-of-fame-class-for-2019/ …
You forgot about 2 other people
Lady luck was on the side of the Wisconsin PGA yesterday as we were just in the right spot to make sure we were able to get in the season opening Spring Pro-Pro Scramble. Throughout the past week the snow stayed away and Edelweiss Chalet Country Club was able to play to host to a great day.
In the 2-player scramble format it was Andy Barrett and Brett Weber coming out on top. They defeated Brook Schmitt and Tom Boockmeier on the first playoff hole to get the win.
A big thank you goes out to Edelweiss Chalet CC for hosting and Harris Golf Cars & Haas-Jordan Umbrellas for supporting the event.
Event Recap & Final Results - wisconsin.pga.com/news/4564/
Congrats Brett Weber and Andy Barrett.
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Junior – Players – Future Tour
Our mission is to promote the game of golf by providing positive opportunities, enjoyment, and education to Wisconsin junior golfers and their families.
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