Founded in 1901, the Wisconsin State Golf Association has a rich history of promoting the game and provides great member benefits, including an official handicap index through the World Handicap System and tournaments for men, women and juniors of all skill levels.
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Wisconsin Golfer is the official publication of the Wisconsin State Golf Association. Each issue of this monthly digital magazine is filled with Wisconsin golf news, tournament coverage, features and more.
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January 14, 2022
The January issue of Wisconsin Golfer magazine is now available. Read about the full 2022 WSGA tournament schedule, the State Amateur at Sand Valley, John Jenson being named WSGA Volunteer of the Year and a major U.S. Women's Open announcement.
Read More…December 21, 2021
The December issue of Wisconsin Golfer magazine is now available. Read about the 2021 players of the year, the USGA Adaptive Open Championship, WSGA member trip to Ireland and more!
Read More…November 17, 2021
The November issue of Wisconsin Golfer magazine is now available. Read about the success of America's #1 Golf Internship, the Wisconsin PGA's new President Michael O'Reilly, Muranyi and Reinhart inducted into the Wisconsin Golf Hall of Fame, the new Rules of Amateur Status and more!
Read More…November 11, 2021
The WSGA is hiring! We have an immediate opening to join our team as a Tournament Manager. Click the link below for more information or to apply.
Read More…November 1, 2021
November 1 marks the beginning of the inactive season in Wisconsin. Scores made on Wisconsin golf courses from November 1 through March 31 are not acceptable scores for handicap purposes. However, scores made during that time in an area that is observing an active season are acceptable scores and must be posted to your scoring record.
Read More…October 28, 2021
The October issue of Wisconsin Golfer magazine is now available. Read about the Ryder Cup, WIAA girls golf state tournament, Danielson earning her LPGA card and the 100 Hole Hike at Sand Valley raising $45,000.
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