Sentry Wisconsin State Women’s Open tees off at SentryWorld
By Patrick Lynn
STEVENS POINT — The 30th annual Sentry Wisconsin State Women’s Open begins Monday at SentryWorld, marking the start of the 2026 Wisconsin State Open tournament series.
The three-day tournament runs June 15-17 and brings together many of the top female golfers with Wisconsin ties. The event is organized by the Wisconsin Section of the PGA of America.
The Women’s Open is the first of three major state championships scheduled this year. The series continues with the 106th Suter Ward Group at Morgan Stanley Wisconsin State Open Aug. 17-19 at Tuckaway Country Club and concludes with the 42nd Wisconsin State Senior Open Sept. 8-9 at Wausau Country Club.
The Wisconsin State Open Series is considered one of the state’s premier golf competitions and annually showcases top amateur and professional golfers. The flagship Wisconsin State Open dates to 1919 and has been held every year except during a two-year interruption caused by World War II.
Past champions include Jerry Kelly, Steve Stricker and Mark Wilson.
The Wisconsin PGA said the Women’s Open and Senior Open continue to build their own traditions while highlighting many of the state’s top female and senior golfers each year.
The Wisconsin State Open Series is supported by Sentry Insurance, The Suter Ward Group at Morgan Stanley and TaylorMade Golf.
The Wisconsin Section PGA includes more than 600 golf professionals and associates across Wisconsin and parts of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The organization conducts more than 40 professional events annually and oversees programs aimed at growing participation in golf, including PGA Junior League, Drive, Chip and Putt, and PGA HOPE.
For tournament information, visit Wisconsin State Open Series.
Live scoring is available at Wisconsin PGA Tournament Schedule and Scoring.
Tournament updates and highlights will be posted on the Wisconsin PGA’s social media channels, including Wisconsin PGA Facebook, Wisconsin PGA Instagram and Wisconsin PGA on X.