WIAA state boys golf relocates for 2027 due to PGA schedule conflict
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 5:20 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

The WIAA state boys golf tournament will change its host site starting in 2027 following the return of the American Family Insurance Championship to University Ridge Golf Course. The PGA Tour Champions event will occur on June 11-13, overlapping with the WIAA state tournament scheduled for June 7-8. A WIAA spokesperson confirmed that potential new venues are under consideration and will be announced soon. University Ridge has hosted the WIAA state boys golf since 1994, with interruptions due to the pandemic and other scheduling conflicts.
- •WIAA state boys golf will move from University Ridge in 2027.
- •The American Family Insurance Championship conflicts with the state tournament dates.
- •WIAA considers several new potential venues for the tournament.
- •The state meet remains scheduled for June 7-8, 2027.
- •University Ridge has a long history with WIAA state boys golf prior to recent changes.
- 5:20 PMYahoo Sports — WIAA state boys golf to relocate in 2027 due to conflict with PGA
"A PGA Champions Tour announcement Aug. 26 has the WIAA looking for a new home for WIAA state boys golf this coming spring.
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