112th Wisconsin State Amateur Championship | Sponsored by CliftonLarsonAllen

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NIEBRUGGECROWNED STATE AMATEUR CHAMP

JULY 22-25, 2013 - THE BOG | CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP

112TH WISCONSIN STATE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPSPONSORED BY CLIFTONLARSONALLEN

BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE WISCONSIN STATE GOLF ASSOCIATION AND PUBLISHED BY KILLARNEY GOLF MEDIA, INC.

The Wisconsin State Amateur Championship,sponsored by CliftonLarsonAllen, has been con-tested since 1901, but the Wisconsin State GolfAssociation is trying something new this sea-son following the completion of its marqueechampionship.You’re looking at it.This special digital edition of Wisconsin Golfer

magazine, the official publication of the WSGA, isdevoted to recapping the 112th Wisconsin StateAmateur Championship, held at The Bog in Saukville,and saluting this year’s champion, Jordan Niebrugge.

A recap of the championship begins on Page 4.Scores for all players who made the cut arelisted on Page 16.Check your email inbox for further tournament

updates throughout the 2013 WSGA champi-onship season. And, of course, look for the regu-lar September/October issue of Wisconsin Golfermagazine.This digital publication is brought to you by the

WSGA, Wisconsin State Amateur Championshipsponsor CliftonLarsonAllen and Killarney GolfMedia, Inc.

The 112th Wisconsin StateAmateur ChampionshipA SPECIAL LOOK BACK

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112TH WISCONSIN STATE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP | SPONSORED BY CLIFTONLARSONALLEN

“Going into the tournament, Ithought I had a pretty goodshot at winning becauseI’ve been playing well thelast couple weeks.”

– JORDAN NIEBRUGGE

THE BULL WINS YULE CUPThe Bull at Pinehurst Farms in Sheboygan Falls

won the Yule Cup, a team event held over the firsttwo rounds of the Wisconsin State Amateur Cham-pionship, for the first time.The Bull won the Yule Cup with a three-man, 36-

hole aggregate score of 8-over-par 440. The Leg-end Clubs finished second at 442, and Merrill HillsCC in Waukesha was third at 449.Representing The Bull were Jordan Niebrugge,

who shot 69-66–135 over the first 36 holes; MattBehm, who shot 70-77–147, and Tyler Siech,who recorded scores of 80-78–158.Last year, University Ridge GC in Verona won

its first Yule Cup.The Yule Cup has been contested at the

Wisconsin State Amateur since 1909. Click herefor complete results.

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ON THE COURSEKevin Cahill of Merrill Hills CC, above, takes amoment on the first tee Thursday to check out theSinnissippi Cup, the Wisconsin State AmateurChampionship trophy. Right, 16-year-old SamMadsen, who eventually finished eighth, hits ashot during the second round. Below, Matt Behmwas one third of the Yule Cup-winning team fromThe Bull at Pinehurst Farms.

ON THE COURSEPictured clockwise from upper right,Jordan Niebrugge tries to coax aputt into the hole on the seventhgreen in the final round; third-place finisher Robbie Jacobsen hits a teeshot on the par-3 eighth hole; runner-up Charlie Danielson watches hisdrive, and Matt Ross, who finishedfifth, plays the front nine.

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Niebrugge finishes off victoryNEW CHAMP STRUGGLES IN FINAL ROUND, BUT PERSEVERES FOR WIN

Jordan Niebrugge and Charlie Danielson made amess of the final hole Thursday afternoon, but con-sidering how they had separated themselves fromthe field up to that point, it really didn’t matter. Oneof those long-hitting college players in the final pairingseemed destined to win the Wisconsin State AmateurChampionship, sponsored by CliftonLarsonAllen.It turned out to be Niebrugge, who led the tour-

nament from start to finish but almost kicked itaway on the last hole. Niebrugge finished at 6-under-par 282 (69-66-71-76) to finish one stroke ahead ofDanielson (72-74-68-69–283) at The Bog in Saukville.It was a contest to the very end, as Niebrugge

made a double bogey on the par-4 18th hole, andDanielson recorded a bogey. Both hit poor tee shots,with Niebrugge ending up in a hazard on the rightand having to take a drop. Danielson found a bunkeron the left and couldn’t advance his ball to thegreen on his second shot. He eventually missed along par putt, leaving the door open for Niebruggeto two-putt for double bogey and the victory, whichhe did.“It was frustrating all day,” Niebrugge said after-

ward. “My dad reminded me after the round that Iactually won. That kinda cheered me up.”Niebrugge, who plays out of The Bull at Pinehurst

Farms in Sheboygan Falls, entered the final roundwith an eight-stroke lead over his friend Danielson,of New Richmond GC.Danielson had an up-and-down final round, but he

was able to chip away at Niebrugge’s lead, eventu-ally shooting 69 to Niebrugge’s 76. In the six-holestretch from No. 7 through No. 12, Danielson went

birdie, double bogey, eagle, birdie, bogey, birdie.“I wanted to go out and beat Jordan rather than

him having a bad round,” Danielson said. “I didn’t thinkcoming into the round I had any shot to win until(the 17th hole). Obviously, Jordan is a great playerand I know his game, so I never got ahead of myself.”Niebrugge appeared to be fighting his swing early

in the round, and some of those loose shots re-sulted in bogeys. His approach shots went long onNos. 3 and 6, leading to bogeys. He shot 37 on thefront nine and 39 on the back and only made twobirdies all day (on the first and ninth, both par-5s). But Niebrugge has been a match play wiz this

season – winning the WSGA Match Play in June andthe U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship lastweek – and much of his success in that format canbe traced to his excellent short game. It was on dis-play at The Bog, as he rolled in several nice par-sav-ing putts in the final round.Robbie Jacobsen of Racine CC, who finished third,

actually found himself in second place halfwaythough the front nine at 4 under par after he madebirdies on the first and fifth holes. But he finishedwith a 3-over-par performance on the back nine,shot 72 and landed in third place at 286.Alex Gaugert of the Links at Grand Geneva in Lake

Geneva finished fourth with scores of 70-73-75-72–290. And Matt Ross of The Legend Clubs shot 73-71-75-73–292 and was fifth.“Going into the tournament, I thought I had a pretty

good shot at winning because I’ve been playing wellthe last couple of weeks,” Niebrugge said. “I go intoeach tournament with a little more confidence.”

It was a bittersweet final pairing for JordanNiebrugge and Charlie Danielson. Whilecompetitors on the course, more important, thetwo are best friends off of it.Their friendship began at age 8 at an AAU golf

tournament – the first time they ever played to-gether. Neither remembers who won, but bothremember the experience. “We only got in twoholes before it rained,” said Niebrugge. “But we still got medals,” added Danielson.Despite the stress of a tight finish at this year’s

State Amateur, “This was one of the most funtournaments I’ve played in,” said Danielson.

“Coming in, I was hoping it would be a finish likethis, with Jordan and me playing in the last group.Coming this close was a little tough. But losing tomy best friend, I’m happy for him.”On Saturday, the two fly to Virginia to play in

the Western Amateur at The Alotian Club. Afterthat, they will be participating in the 113th U.S.Amateur in Brookline, Mass. With so much timetogether, will the subject of the final round comeup? “We’ll talk about it and look back at whathappened, how each other was feeling,” saidNiebrugge. “But we’ll kid about it. We had a lot of fun.”

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ON THE COURSEPictured clockwise from upper left, Cody Strang wears adetermined look on his face; Robbie Jacobsen marks hisball prior to the final round; Matt Gorman swings away;Jason Rosenfelt discusses strategy with his caddie;Johnny Decker has a chat with WSGA volunteer Lloyd Tin-dal; Garrett Loomis lines up a putt; Jordan Niebruggelooks over a shot; two-time State Amateur champion BobGregorski, watches his shot; Joe DuChateau walks withhis caddie; and Alex Gaugert, who finished fourth at theState Amateur, wears the colors of his college team, the University of Minnesota.

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GETTING DOWN AND DIRTY Sponsoring a golf tournament has

become more than a display of signs andbanners throughout the course featuringthe company name. As sponsor of the2013 State Amateur Championship, accounting firm CliftonLarsonAllen madethe most of its opportunity – and had agreat time in the process.Rebecca Shaffer, enterprise market-

ing manager for CLA, spent countlesshours with WSGA executive director Rob Jansen in preparation for the tournament. “I’ve been working with himsince last year on ideas to really maxi-mize our investment in it,” said Shaffer.The firm’s employees and executives

became hands-on volunteers, blendingin with WSGA officials, engaging withplayers and spectators. “We wanted tomake sure we had a presence so peoplecould put a face with the companyname,” said Shaffer.

“It’s been a lot offun for us. This isjust one week butit’s a partnershipthat lasts all yearand it’s been agood one for us.”

– REBECCA SHAFFER

FOUR STATE AMATEUR CHAMPS IN FIELDFour past State Amateur champions were in the field

this year, and the best performance was turned in by ageless wonder Mark Bemowski of Morningstar GC inWaukesha. Bemowski, 66, who has won the State Amateursix times, he had another respectable finish with a tie for 14th place. Bemowski shot 72-76-77-75–300.The other past champs were Pat Boyle of Merrill Hills

CC in Waukesha, who tied for 31st (76-77-70-82–305);Mike McDonald, of Blackstone Creek GC in German-town, pictured at left, who finished 43rd (75-74-75-84–308), and two-time champion Bob Gregorski of NorthShore GC in Menasha who missed the cut after shooting79-79.

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HOLE PAR YARDS EAGLES BIRDIES PARS BOGEYS D BOGEYS

1 5 530 11 178 232 39 10

2 4 396 0 39 230 151 40

3 4 424 0 47 261 138 21

4 3 210 0 33 199 196 30

5 4 469 0 22 245 163 33

6 4 415 0 28 237 138 50

7 4 449 0 30 212 164 45

8 3 220 0 24 250 147 38

9 5 543 5 92 271 73 18

10 4 410 0 61 267 126 16

11 3 152 0 53 277 124 15

12 4 348 1 61 204 131 60

13 3 195 0 28 257 143 31

14 5 528 10 123 235 73 19

15 4 470 0 24 226 150 52

16 4 439 0 23 215 177 40

17 5 593 2 68 242 85 46

18 4 430 0 30 236 157 38

Totals 72 7,221 29 964 4296 2375 602

SCORES & STATSRound 2 produced the highest average score of

the week at 80.59, which makes JordanNiebrugge’s 66 on Tuesday even more impressive.The hardest hole on the course during the State

Amateur was the 15th, but just barely. No. 15played .62 strokes over par, followed by No. 7,which played .61 strokes over par. The 16th holewas third at .60 strokes over par. All three are par-4s. The easiest hole was the par-5 openinghole, which was the only hole to play under par for the week at .28 under par.Over 72 holes, the average score at The Bog for

all competitors was 78.87, or 6.87 strokes over par.Charlie Danielson tied for the most birdies (17)

and most eagles (2), but six-time State Amateurchampion Mark Bemowski made the most pars(49) on the way to tying for 14th place.Niebrugge got off to a blazing start at the Cham-

pionship. Over the first two rounds, he recorded 11 birdies and just two bogeys in shooting 69-66 to take a commanding lead.

Todd Craft from tournamentsponsor CliftonLasonAllen(left) and Jordan Niebrugge.

YOUTH IS SERVEDThe leaderboard was chock-full of young-

sters at the 112th Wisconsin State AmateurChampionship. The top six finishers are allcurrent college players – Niebrugge atOklahoma State, Danielson at Illinois,Robbie Jacobsen at Wisconsin, AlexGaugert at Minnesota, Matt Ross at Wis-consin and Michael Murphy at NorthernMichigan.The only players older than 22 among the

top 12 finishers were 53-year-old Ed Dzir-bik Jr. and 25-year-old Eric Busalacchi,who finished in a four-way tie for ninth.Also finishing near the top was 16-year-

old Sam Madsen of Blackhawk CC inMadison, who finished eighth.

WEHRLE’S THREE-PEATSeveral players have won the Wisconsin State Am-

ateur Championship in consecutive years – the mostrecent being Ryan Quinn, who won in 2001 and re-peated in ’02. But only one player in the 112-yearhistory of the event has won it three straight years.Wilford Wehrle, who was born in Wauwatosa

and grew up in Racine, won the Wisconsin StateAmateur in 1944, ’45 and ’46 and also captured thetitle in 1937. Recognized as one of the world’s top amateurs during his prime, Wehrle won the 1937Western Amateur Championship, twice earned lowamateur honors at the Western Open and competedin the 1940 Masters Tournament.Wehrle, who passed away in 1991, was a charter

member of the Wisconsin State Golf Association Hallof Fame when it was formed in 1964.

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2013 WISCONSIN STATE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP REVIEW

Mark Bemowski tips his visor after completing hissixth Wisconsin State Amateur victory in 2005 atBrown County GC in Oneida. Other State Amateurchampions, pictured top to bottom on the facingpage, are: John Pallin, State Amateur champion in1975 and ‘78; 1986 and ‘88 winner J.P. Hayes, pic-tured with his dad Jumbo Hayes, the 1953 StateAmateur champion; and Mark Wilson, who wonhis lone State Amateur title in 1996.

Mark Bemowski

CHAMPIONSHIP CHANGED TO STROKE PLAY IN 1971The Wisconsin State Amateur Championship has been played since 1901, and it was contestedas a match play tournament until 1970. Since that time, Wisconsin’s marquee amateur champi-onship has been a stroke play competition, held over 72 holes, on some of Wisconsin’s finest golfcourses. The list of winners since 1970 (right) is an impressive one, including PGA Tour winnersand several individuals who left their amateur days behind and now work as PGA professionalsat golf facilities around Wisconsin.

Past Champions

YEARPLAYER & CLUB SCORE TOURNAMENT SITE2013 Jordan Niebrugge, The Bull at Pinehurst Farms282 The Bog2012 Brady Strangstalien, Viroqua Hills GC 282 Club at Strawberry Creek2011 Mike McDonald, Blackstone Creek 285 Maple Bluff CC2010 Jordan Elsen, Kenosha CC (54 holes) 209 Bull at Pinehurst Farms2009 Tyler Obermueller, River Falls GC 288 Merrill Hills CC 2008 Ben Bendtsen III, Racine CC 281* Old Hickory CC 2007 Travis Meyer, River Falls GC 283 Bristlecone Pines GC 2006 Daniel Woltman, Old Hickory CC 284* Mascoutin GC 2005 Mark Bemowski, Johnson Park GC 284 Brown County GC 2004 Pat Boyle, Naga-Waukee GC 293* The Bog2003 Brian Brodell, Butte des Morts CC 275 Blue Mound G&CC2002 Ryan Quinn, Cedar Creek CC 273 Nakoma GC2001 Ryan Quinn, Cedar Creek CC 281 Eau Claire G&CC 2000 Pat Boyle, Johnson Park GC 290 Racine CC 1999 Mark Bemowski, Johnson Park GC 283 Brynwood CC1998 Bob Gregorski, Branch River CC 287 La Crosse CC 1997 Mark Bemowski, Johnson Park GC 287 North Shore CC 1996 Mark Wilson, Oconomowoc GC 279 Cherokee CC 1995 Bob Gregorski, Branch River CC 290 Milwaukee CC 1994 Tom Strong, Tuckaway CC 288 Janesville CC 1993 Tim Cantwell Jr., Western Lakes GC 288 Blackhawk CC1992 Jason Samuelian, Meadowbrook CC 287 Meadowbrook CC 1991 Casey Brozek, Brown County GC 290 Westmoor CC 1990 Ron Wuensche, Lakeshore GC 279 Oneida G&RC1989 David Miley, North Hills CC 284 Ozaukee CC1988 J.P. Hayes, Butte des Morts CC 283 Sheboygan Pine Hills CC 1987 Skip Kendall, Brynwood CC 291 Maple Bluff CC 1986 J.P. Hayes, Butte des Morts CC 291 West Bend CC 1985 Steve Stricker, Towne CC 291 Bull’s Eye CC 1984 Mark Bemowski, Johnson Park GC 294 Racine CC 1983 Jeff Bisbee, Stevens Point CC 291 Merrill Hills CC 1982 Craig Brischke, Maple Bluff CC 281 Butte des Morts CC 1981 Mark Bemowski, Johnson Park GC 287 Blue Mound G&CC 1980 Greg Dick, Princeton Valley GC 283 Lawsonia GC 1979 Tom Schurman, Blackhawk CC 290* North Hills CC 1978 John Pallin, South Hills G&CC 283 Wausau CC 1977 Alex Antonio, Ozaukee CC 283 Brynwood CC 1976 Mark Bemowski, North Hills CC 284 Stevens Point CC 1975 John Pallin, South Hills G&CC 284* Tripoli CC 1974 Archie Dadian, Oakwood Park GC 285 Branch River CC 1973 Jeff Radder, Sheboygan Pine Hills CC 285 Kenosha CC 1972 Doug Weiss, Odana Hills GC 291 Maple Bluff CC 1971 George Madsen, Johnson Park GC 300 Milwaukee CC

* – Denotes playoff victory

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1 Jordan Niebrugge 69 66 71 76 282The Bull At Pinehurst Farms______________________________________________

2 Charlie Danielson 72 74 68 69 283New Richmond GC______________________________________________

3 Robbie Jacobsen 70 74 70 72 286The Racine CC______________________________________________

4 Alex Gaugert 70 73 75 72 290The Links at Grand Geneva______________________________________________

5 Matt Ross 73 71 75 73 292The Legend Clubs______________________________________________

6 Michael Murphy 70 78 73 73 294Maple Bluff CC______________________________________________

7 Ricky Hearden 76 72 75 72 295Green Bay CC______________________________________________

8 Sam Madsen 71 80 73 72 296Blackhawk CC______________________________________________

T9 Ed Dzirbik Jr. 73 77 73 74 297Westmoor CC______________________________________________

T9 Michael Cabush 77 71 73 76 297Merrill Hills CC______________________________________________

T9 Eric Busalacchi 73 71 74 79 297Morningstar GC______________________________________________

T9 Cody Strang 70 72 75 80 297Cherokee CC______________________________________________

13 Matt Behm 70 77 73 78 298The Bull At Pinehurst Farms______________________________________________

T14 Austin Gaugert 73 79 75 73 300The Links at Grand Geneva______________________________________________

T14 Mark Bemowski 72 76 77 75 300Morningstar GC______________________________________________

T14 Henry Klongland 72 77 73 78 300Stoughton CC______________________________________________

T14 Daniel Ozga 74 73 75 78 300Edgerton Towne CC

T18 Tyler Schmude 73 70 81 77 301Rock River Hills GC______________________________________________

T18 Garrett Gosh 74 75 75 77 301Brown Deer Park GC______________________________________________

T18 Nic Vrubley 74 75 73 79 301The Bull At Pinehurst Farms______________________________________________

T21 Rob Retzlaff 69 78 80 75 302The Legend Clubs______________________________________________

T21 Josh Udelhofen 69 73 83 77 302Platteville G&CC______________________________________________

T21 Joseph Collard 72 80 73 77 302Riverside GC______________________________________________

T21 Taylor Johnson 70 77 74 81 302Oconomowoc GC______________________________________________

T25 Jim Walkley 76 73 81 73 303La Crosse CC______________________________________________

T25 Aaron Gavin 75 78 76 74 303Oakwood Park GC______________________________________________

T25 Todd Westrich 76 74 75 78 303NorthBrook CC______________________________________________

T25 Kyle Henning 76 70 78 79 303Wanaki GC______________________________________________

T25 Trevor Thomas 78 68 76 81 303Stevens Point CC______________________________________________

30 Andrew Cobb 74 80 69 81 304Maple Bluff CC______________________________________________

T31 Keith Buntrock 75 78 76 76 305Greenfield Park GC______________________________________________

T31 Brian Krueger 76 76 75 78 305Riverdale GC______________________________________________

T31 Pat Boyle 76 77 70 82 305Merrill Hills CC______________________________________________

T34 Josh Smith 74 80 79 73 306Cole Acres GC

COMPLETE SCORES FOR THE 68 PLAYERS WHO MADE THE CUT AT THE WISCONSIN

Tournament Results

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T34 Jake Wisniewski 77 76 76 77 306Songbird Hills GC______________________________________________

T34 Kevin Cahill 74 74 76 82 306Merrill Hills CC______________________________________________

T37 Keegan Drugan 75 80 76 76 307Drugan's Castle Mound CC______________________________________________

T37 Tom Halla 77 77 75 78 307Naga-Waukee GC______________________________________________

T37 Jocko Rueth 74 74 80 79 307Maplecrest CC______________________________________________

T37 Taylor Koser 77 77 72 81 307Turtleback G&CC______________________________________________

T37 Tom Boockmeier 72 80 73 82 307Shorewood GC-UWGB______________________________________________

T37 Patrick Bohrer 72 76 75 84 307Merrill Hills CC______________________________________________

43 Mike McDonald 75 74 75 84 308Blackstone Creek GC______________________________________________

T44 Johnny Decker 70 80 79 80 309Nakoma GC______________________________________________

T44 John Klus 73 76 80 80 309The Legend at Bergamont______________________________________________

T44 Jonathan Fall 71 82 76 80 309Ozaukee CC______________________________________________

T47 Mike Murphy 73 77 79 82 311University Ridge GC______________________________________________

T47 Eddie Wajda 75 75 78 83 311Oconomowoc GC______________________________________________

49 Sam Frank 76 75 79 82 312The Legend Clubs______________________________________________

50 Steve Johnson 72 80 80 81 313Hidden Glen______________________________________________

T51 Wil Wittmann 75 78 84 77 314Fox Valley GC

T51 Wyatt Stickney 78 74 80 82 314Wisconsin PGA Junior GC______________________________________________

T53 Garrett Loomis 73 81 81 80 315Wisconsin PGA Junior GC______________________________________________

T53 Logan Kranz 81 75 78 81 315Cherokee CC______________________________________________

T53 Jared Magoline 73 79 80 83 315South Hills G&CC______________________________________________

T56 Caleb Baltes 73 81 85 77 316Nakoma GC______________________________________________

T56 Jay Halverson 73 83 76 84 316The GC at Cedar Creek______________________________________________

T58 Shawn Foley 72 81 87 79 319Merrill Hills CC______________________________________________

T58 Mark Wentz 77 77 79 86 319Brown Deer Park GC______________________________________________

T60 Paul Zarek 78 78 82 82 320The Links at Grand Geneva______________________________________________

T60 Derrick Villarreal 78 77 79 86 320The Legend Clubs______________________________________________

T60 Sam Weber 78 78 77 87 320Washington County GC______________________________________________

T60 Matthew McIntosh 76 76 76 92 320Washington County GC______________________________________________

T64 Alex Stewart 75 81 84 81 321Wisconsin PGA Junior GC______________________________________________

T64 Connor Konicke 77 77 79 88 321Wisconsin PGA Junior GC______________________________________________

66 Mitchell Kowaleski 75 78 86 83 322The Legend at Bergamont______________________________________________

T67 Matt Gorman 77 79 83 84 323The Oaks GC______________________________________________

T67 Alex Reinicke 75 81 83 84 323Western Lakes GC

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OZAUKEE CC TO HOST THE 2014 STATE AMATEURThe Wisconsin State Amateur Championship returns next season to Ozaukee CC, the

venerable private club in Mequon. The event is scheduled for July 21-24, 2014.Ozaukee CC hosted the State Amateur four times during the 20th century – most recently

in 1989, when David Miley won his only State Amateur title. The other State Amateur winnersat Ozaukee were E.P. “Ned” Allis in 1926, Lynford Lardner in 1942 and Walter Atwood in 1962. All but Atwood are members of the Wisconsin State Golf Association Hall of Fame.Founded in 1922, Ozaukee CC features a classic course designed by the legendary

architectural team of William Langford and Theodore Moreau. Par-70 Ozaukee measures6,721 yards from the back tees.

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