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A field of 31 PGA associates and A-8 PGA members competed in the Wisconsin PGA Assistant Professional Spring Classic on Friday, May 29, 2026, at Oakwood Park Golf Course. The 18-hole stroke-play event marked the second assistant professional event of the 2026 season and was played under ideal scoring conditions, with temperatures in the mid-70s and a light breeze throughout the day.

The Wisconsin PGA Spring Pro-Ladies event visited the River Club of Mequon on Tuesday, with the Highland and Woodland Courses providing the backdrop for a terrific day of competition and camaraderie.

The 18th edition of The Legend Challenge — Two Person Scratch Pro-Am hosted by the Wisconsin PGA — featured a sold-out field of 56 teams on Tuesday, May 19, at The Legend at Merrill Hills, where strong winds and dropping temperatures created a demanding test from start to finish.

The 2026 Double Dip Pro-Am brought twenty-nine Wisconsin PGA professionals and their amateur partners to Oneida Golf & Country Club on Monday, May 18, for a full day of competition, camaraderie, and ideal spring golf weather in northeast Wisconsin.

Drew Ringelstetter captured the Memorial Classic Monday with a 3-under-par 69 at Grand Geneva Resort & Spa, leading a full day of competition on the Brute Course that also featured the WPGA/WIGSA Assistant Stroke Play Championship and a team better-ball event.

The WPGA / WGCSA Premier Golf & Utility Vehicles Super-Pro was held Wednesday, April 29, on the Irish Course at Whistling Straits, bringing together golf professionals, superintendents, and industry participants from around Wisconsin for a day of competition and camaraderie.

The TaylorMade Pro-Am, held Monday, April 27, opened the pro-am season for the Wisconsin PGA, with 29 teams competing at Wisconsin Country Club on a challenging day of spring golf. With periods of rain and temperatures hovering around 50 degrees, the conditions demanded patience and execution.

The Wisconsin PGA season continued Monday, as 52 teams of WPGA members and associates gathered at West Bend Country Club for the Spring Pro-Pro Better Ball.

A field of 46 teams of Wisconsin PGA members and associates kicked off the season at the Spring Pro-Pro Scramble on Monday at Kettle Hills GC. Supported by event sponsors Harris Golf Cars, Yamaha Golf & Utility, Range Servant, and Homestretch Golf, the event produced a day of low scoring and competitive finishes across the leaderboard.

What officially started in 1986 has evolved into one of the Wisconsin PGA’s most anticipated traditions, a trip that blends competitive golf, camaraderie and a destination experience that continues to resonate more than 40 years later. Its roots likely stretch back even further; as word of mouth suggests that unofficial excursions began in the early 1980s.