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The countdown continued on 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.
We were fortunate to have another nice fall day, as a sold-out field enjoyed the always fun Como Crossings course.
Once again the two-player scramble format presented the fun risk and reward proposition. It wasn't a matter of if birdies and eagles would be made, it was how many you could pile up to have a chance to win.
For the second straight season the event ended in a tie at the top. The Michael Nagy (TPC Wisconsin) and Blake Jens (Blackhawk Country Club, Madison WI) duo matched the Andy Hansen (The University Club of Milwaukee) and Andrew Troyanek (Rivermoor Golf Club) team. Each squad carded an 11-under-par 61.
Jens and Nagy would make eleven birdies on the way to the winning mark, while Hansen and Troyanek rolled in seven birdies and two eagles.
The co-champions would split the prize money of the top two spots, however Jens and Nagy would get the Sterling Cut Glass hardware via a scorecard playoff.
The WPGA would like to thank all three of our event partners for their gracious support and also everyone at Hawk's View GC for being a terrific host.
Final Results - wiscpga.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/wiscpga24/event/wiscpga2446/contest/4/leaderboard.htm
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Thank you for selecting us for this event! I know our pros enjoyed themselves out there.
We take a look back to Monday and the conclusion of our 2024 pro-am series. For the 9th straight season we would wrap up the always fun pro-amateur events with the playing of the Oliphant Golf Management Pro-Am Championship.
It turned out to be an absolutely gorgeous day on the Links Course at The Golf Courses of Lawsonia. The field of 29 foursomes had to once again earn their way into the field. Over the course of the season there were nine opportunities to qualify, the eight regular season four-player pro-ams and the WPGA Summer Pro-Ladies. The final few teams to round out the field were made up of sponsor invitations.
Pocketing this year's title with an impressive score of 170 stableford points was the Bishops Bay Country Club team of Kyle Kroener, Eric Suemnicht, Kollin Kroener and Mitchell Listau. In a team format where the low three net balls per hole counted, the par 5 performance is always key. The winning team excelled in that area as they piled up 72 points on the five par 5s. Propelled by six natural birdies and two eagles.
Finishing in second place 10 points behind the Bishops Bay squad was the John Knoll led team of John Dahmen, Seth Sneider and Justin Bates.
In the low pro stableford game the duo of Brian Brodell and Michael Crowley would get hot and never look back. Their bogey-free 8-under-par 64s would set the pace, earning them 52 points each.
Once again a great deal of appreciation goes out to everyone at Oliphant Golf and The GC’s of Lawsonia. The staff and club always takes pride in showcasing the Links Course on this day. The newly renovated bunkers and terrific course conditions certainly caught the eye of all the attendees.
Full Recap & Results - wisconsin.pga.com/news/kroener-kompany-kant-be-stopped-at-lawsonia/
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A big congratulations to Mick Smith and Michael Crowley. They finished up play on Sunday at the Senior PGA Professional Championship in Sunriver, Oregon.
Both of them had impressive showings and were able to finish in the top 35. With their play they secured a spot into the 2025 Senior PGA Championship at Congressional Country Club. Next year's event takes place on May 22-25.
They each will be making their second appearance at the Senior PGA Championship.
Wisconsin natives Tim Cantwell Jr. (S. Florida Section) and Derek Stendahl (Minnesota Section) were also able to secure a spot in the 2025 Senior PGA Championship field.
Well done guys!
Final Results - hpe.golfgenius.com/pages/10991089692232923364
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Congrats Mick!!! 😘
Well done - congratulations 🌅😎
Congrats!!
Two Wisconsin PGA Professionals will tee it up today at the Senior PGA Professional Championship at Sunriver Resort. Mick Smith and Michael Crowley both survived the 36-hole cut and are under-par heading into the weekend.
They'll have to continue to play well as the field will be trimmed once again after 54-holes. Only the low 70 and ties will advance to Sunday.
The final two rounds will take place on the Meadows Course.
Michael Crowley will tee it up on Saturday at 12:40 PM and Mick Smith will start play at 1:45 PM (Pacific Standard Time).
Play well guys!
Leaderboard - www.pga.com/events/senior-pga-professional-championship
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How'd things play out today?
Best wishes for excellent final rounds tomorrow Mike and Mick!
Play well guys 🌅😎🍀⛳️
It was another fun and competitive Royal Cup on Friday. The Wisconsin PGA Assistant Professionals took on team Illinois PGA at Oak Park Country Club just outside of Chicago.
For the 8th straight year the Cup was decided by less than 2 points. Unfortunately the Wisconsin PGA team came up just short of retaining the Cup, as a big birdie on the 18th hole of the final match delivered the IPGA the clinching point.
Congrats to the Illinois PGA Assistants and a round of applause for all the players that played so well throughout the year to make each respective squad.
Thank you to Sun Mountain Sports and ROLEX for supporting Team Wisconsin PGA. Also a big thank you to Oak Park Country Club for hosting.
Shoutout to former Wisconsin PGA intern and current Illinois PGA staffer Brandon Seymour, for sharing some images of the action.
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Well done boy’z! Keep playing and practicing. Evenings on the course after closing the Shop are the best.
The Senior PGA Professional Championship gets underway on Thursday from Sunriver Resort in Oregon. We wish the four PGA Professionals representing the Wisconsin Section the best of luck.
Round 1 & 2 Tee Times - Pacific Standard Time
Michael Crowley - 1:30 PM (Meadows) / 9:00 AM (Woodlands)
Jim Schuman - 8:20 AM (Meadows) / 12:50 PM (Woodlands)
Mick Smith - 12:40 PM (Woodlands) / 8:10 AM (Meadows)
Mark Voeller - 9:40 AM (Meadows) / 2:10 PM (Woodlands)
Play well guys!
Follow along here - pga.com/events/senior-pga-professional-championship
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Go Mike Crowley 👍
Good luck 🍀 🌅😎👍
Good luck Mick...😉🤞❤️
Monday marked the annual Wisconsin PGA Pro-Assistant. 113 professionals from throughout the section teed it up at Westmoor Country Club for a great day of camaraderie and competition.
It turned out to be a nice fall day, as teams would battle it out for one of the most coveted Wisconsin PGA titles.
Once again the tournament had two divisions of play and participants could be featured on multiple two-player teams.
Division One was made up of one WPGA member in a position of management and an A-8 member or PGA associate from the same facility.
Division Two allowed any two WPGA professionals that work for the same company or course that do not fit the traditional division rules to team up.
In the traditional division the Whistling Straits duo of Mike Aschenbach and David Bach put on an impressive performance. Their bogey-free better ball included seven birdies and an eagle on the way to the division one win. The 9-under-par 62 tied the lowest score on record in the event's history. Their score was good enough to hold off their co-workers at Blackwolf Run, Dan Hastreiter and Josh Gisa, by two shots.
In division two, the Foy Swenson and Brian Brodell Golf Galaxy team grabbed the top spot with a 5-under-par 66.
A big thank to Bushnell Golf and the PGA TOUR for sponsoring Monday's contest. We'd also like to express our appreciation to Westmoor Country Club for being a gracious host. The course was in terrific shape and barely showed that they had received three inches of rain the day prior.
Division 1 Results - wiscpga.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/wiscpga24/event/wiscpga2441/contest/5/leaderboard.htm
Division 2 Results - wiscpga.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/wiscpga24/event/wiscpga2441/contest/8/leaderboard.htm
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Late last week we wrapped up our first multi-day in-state pro-am. It was a fantastic two days at Geneva National Resort , as the facility rolled out the red carpet for all the attendees.
A big congrats to our champions! Jordan Powell, Matt Markewicz, Jason Jendrach and Will Miselnicky got the job done with a 33-under-par 255 total. Good enough for a three shot win.
Leading the way in the overall low professional stableford event was Drew Ringelstetter of Destination Geneva National. Drew shot rounds of 69 and 70, which helped him pile up 77 stableford points.
In the side game putting contest on the "Dance Floor" on Thursday evening the team of Glen Murray, Rob Jansen, Teddy Greenstein and Matt Perno would claim the top spot with an even-par 72 in the two better ball contest.
A big thank you goes out to Geneva National Resort for hosting and making it a great two days for the attendees.
In addition, we'd also like to thank FootJoy for their support of the tournament.
Recap & Results - wisconsin.pga.com/news/powell-company-take-home-the-take-two-title/
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WOW. OKAY
Mick Smith and Craig Czerniejewski are back in the winner's circle of the WPGA Four-Ball Match Play. They defeated David Bach and Josh Grisa on Friday afternoon at West Bend Country Club. It marked the second straight year that the teams faced off in the final.
The no. 2 seeded team of Smith and Czerniejewski piled up six birdies on the way to the 2&1 win.
On the way to the finals the champions defeated Chris Zachman/Drew Zimmerman, Eddie Terasa/Larry Tiziani, Molly Braid/Tyler Wood and Tony Zuba/Conner Bessler.
A big thank you to our event partners Harris Golf Cars, Sun Mountain Sports and the PGA TOUR for their support. We'd also like to express our appreciation to all the facilities that hosted matches throughout the season.
Well Played Mick and Craig, Congrats!
Final Match Scoring - wiscpga.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/wiscpga24/event/wiscpga245/contest/3/match/31/mtchcard.htm
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We will wrap up our final year-long WPGA Match Play contest on Friday at West Bend Country Club. The Four-Ball Match Play Finals are set. Craig Czerniejewski and Mick Smith will look to get revenge on David Bach and Josh Grisa after last year's defeat. Bach and Grisa are the two-time defending champions.
Event Supported By: Harris Golf Cars, Sun Mountain Sports and the PGA TOUR.
Follow along here - wiscpga.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/wiscpga24/event/wiscpga245/contest/3/match/31/mtchcard.htm
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