Tournament Recaps

The 2024 WPGA tournament season came to a close on Monday amidst the fantastic backdrop of the sand dunes of Sand Valley Resort. After more than 45 events during the past six months, the Premier Golf & Utility Vehicles Fall Pro-Pro Better Ball would put a bow on the season.

The countdown continued Monday to the end of the Wisconsin PGA tournament season. The Fall Pro-Pro Scramble supported by Harris Golf Cars, Antigua Apparel & Sterling Cut Glass visited Hawk’s View Golf Club for the second to last event on the 2024 calendar.

The 2024 Wisconsin PGA pro-am season came to a close on Monday. Just as it has the past eight years, the season finale would visit The Links Course at The GC’s of Lawsonia for the Oliphant Golf Management Pro-Am Championship.

A spot on the coveted Manuel de la Torre was up for grabs once again on Monday, as the annual Wisconsin PGA Pro-Assistant visited Westmoor Country Club. It marked the fourth time that the Brookfield club has hosted the event but the first since 1986.

Late last week the Wisconsin PGA ventured to Destination Geneva National for its first in-state multi-day pro-am. The Fall Take-Two Pro-Am Challenge put together a fun agenda over the course of the two days and the host facility did not disappoint. 

The regular season of the WPGA Four-Player Pro-Am Series concluded on Monday evening at the University Club of Milwaukee. In mid-September you never know what you’re going get weather wise but Monday sure was a good one. The summer like conditions had everyone in a great mood and excited to be teeing it up.

Mick Smith is on some kind of roll late in the 2024 Wisconsin competitive golf season – a fact that the Australia native proved once and for all Tuesday in the final round of the Wisconsin PGA Professional Championship.

If you weren’t there to see the shots and just looked at the hole-by-hole scores in the final round of the 40th Wisconsin State Senior Open, you might conclude that Mick Smith simply outlasted the competition and was the last man standing.

If he hadn’t broken his collarbone while playing junior hockey in the eighth grade, who knows where Max Lyons would be today? Back then, when he was playing travel baseball and Elite AAA hockey with the Jr. Coyotes in Phoenix, golf was something he did with his father on Sunday evenings. Nine holes. Twilight rates at a local course.

The two-event Wisconsin PGA Pro-Ladies series would come to a close on Monday. As the final event would venture to Madison and Blackhawk CC. After a five-player event in the spring at The Legend at Bristlecone, the summer version would feature four-player teams.