The Wisconsin State Open is the

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state open

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tournament, open to both amateur and professional golfers. It is organized by the Wisconsin section of the

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. It has been played annually since 1919 at courses in the state. It was considered a

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event in the mid-1930s.

Winners

Source: PGA - Wisconsin Section
Wisconsin State Open Champions
/ref> *1919 Arthur Clarkson *1920 Arthur Clarkson *1921 Jimmy Mason *1922 W.R. Lovekin *1923

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*1924 Jack Blakeslee *1925 Jack Blakeslee *1926 Adolph Bock (a) *1927 Francis Gallett *1928

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*1929 John Bird *1930

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*1931

*1932 Francis Gallett *1933 Francis Gallett *1934

*1935

*1936 Butch Krueger *1937 Jim Milward (a) *1938 Jim Milward *1939 Francis Gallett *1940 Butch Krueger *1941 Hank Gardner *1942 Francis Gallett *1943–1944 ''No tournament'' *1945 Floyd Leonard *1946 Jim Milward *1947 Jim Milward *1948 Tom Veech (a) *1949 Butch Krueger *1950

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*1951 Billy Milward (a) *1952 Manuel de la Torre *1953 Manuel de la Torre *1954 Walter Porterfield *1955 Manuel de la Torre *1956 Tom Veech *1957 Tom Veech *1958 Bob Brue (a) *1959 Bob Brue (a) *1960 Tom Puls *1961 Manuel de la Torre *1962 Tommy Veech *1963 Bob Brue *1964

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*1965 Eddie Davis *1966 Eddie Davis *1967

*1968 Manuel de la Torre *1969 John Toepel, Jr. *1970 Bob Brue *1971 Ralph Schlicht *1972 Bob Brue *1973 Rolf Deming *1974 Mark Bemowski (a) *1975 Rick Rasmussen (a) *1976 Dennis Tiziani *1977 Rolf Deming *1978 Larry Tiziani *1979 Walter Porterfield *1980 Roy Abrameit *1981 Bill Kokott *1982 Allen Christ (a) *1983 Mike Muranyi *1984 Greg Dick *1985 Eddie Terasa *1986 Bill Brodell *1987

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(a) *1988

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*1989

*1990

*1991

*1992

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*1993 Dave Miley *1994

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*1995 Eddie Terasa *1996 Jim Schuman *1997

*1998

*1999 Jim Schuman *2000

*2001 Mark Wilson *2002

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*2003

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(a) *2004 David Roesch *2005

*2006

*2007 Dan Woltman (a) *2008 Ryan Helminen *2009 Dan Woltman (a) *2010 Eddie Terasa *2011 Jordan Niebrugge (a) *2012 Andrew Steinhofer *2013

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*2014 Ryan Helminen *2015 Kyle Henning *2016 Jordan Elsen *2017 Maxwell Hosking *2018 Dan Woltman *2019 Dan Woltman *2020 Harrison Ott (a) *2021 Harrison Ott (a) *2022 Daniel Mazziotta *2023 Cameron Huss (a) *2024 Max Lyons (a) (a) denotes amateur

References

External links

PGA of America – Wisconsin section
{{State Open Championships (golf) Former PGA Tour events State Open golf tournaments PGA of America sectional tournaments Golf tournaments in Wisconsin Recurring sporting events established in 1919 1919 establishments in Wisconsin