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2021 Tournament of Champions Exempt Report for Booklet MICHIGAN SECTION PGA CHAMPIONSHIP (Life) Expiration 1960 Ron Fox 1961 John Barnum 1962 Ben Lula 1963 Dick Bury 1964 Ted Kroll 1965 Brien C. Charter 1966 Gene Bone 1967 Tom Deaton 1968 Mike Souchak 1969 Glenn Stuart 1970 Dick Bury 1971 John Molenda 1972 Larry Mancour 1973 Glenn Stuart 1974 Ron Aleks 1975 Gene Bone 1976 Al Mengert 1977 Buddy Whitten 1978 Randy Erskine 1979 Lynn Janson 1980 Al Mengert 1981 Lynn Janson 1982 Tom Doozan 1983 Buddy Whitten 1984 John Traub 1985 Lynn Janson 1986 Gary Robinson 1987 Lynn Janson 1988 Jack Seltzer 1989 Ken Allard 1990 Barry Redmond 1991 Ken Allard 1992 Barry Redmond 1993 Steve Brady 1994 Bob Makoski 1995 Steve Brady 1996 Brian Cairns 1997 Tom Harding 1998 Jeff Roth 1999 Jeff Roth 2000 Brian Cairns 2001 Jeff Roth 2002 Ken Allard 2003 Jeff Roth 2004 Joe Pollack 2005 John DalCorobbo 2006 Scott Hebert 2007 Scott Hebert 2008 Scott Hebert 2009 Scott Hebert 2010 Ron Beurmann 2011 Scott Hebert 2012 Scott Hebert 2013 Brian Cairns 2014 Scott Hebert 2015 Dan Urban 2016 Scott Hebert 2017 John Seltzer 2018 Lee Houtteman 2019 Jeff Roth 2020 Ben Cook MICHIGAN OPEN (Life) 1964 Thom Rosely 1965 Gene Bone 1966 Gene Bone 1967 John Souchak 1968 John Molenda 1969 Charles Knowles 1970 Walter Burkemo 1971 Ted Kondratko 1972 Ron Fox 1973 George Bayer 1974 Lynn Janson 1975 Bob Ackerman III 1976 Randy Erskine 1977 Tom Deaton 1978 Randy Erskine 1979 Randy Erskine 1980 Lynn Janson 1981 Fred Muller 1982 Buddy Whitten 1983 Buddy Whitten 1984 Randy Erskine 1985 Randy Erskine 1986 Tim Matthews 1987 Jack Seltzer 1988 Ed Humenik 1989 Barry Redmond 1990 Robert Proben 1991 Steve Brady 1992 Steve Brady 1993 Brent Veenstra 1994 Tom Gillis 1995 David Smith 1996 Steve Brady 1997 Scott Hebert 1998 Jeff Roth 1999 Scott Hebert 2000 Scott Hebert 2001 Scott Hebert 2002 Scott Hebert 2003 Bob Ackerman 2004 Jeff Roth 2005 Michael Harris 2006 Scott Hebert 2007 Andrew Ruthkowski 2008 Tom Gillis 2009 Ryan Brehm 2010 Ryan Brehm 2011 Randy Hutchison 2012 Barrrett Kelpin 2013 Tom Werkmeister 2014 Ryan Brehm 2015 Jeff Cuzzort 2016 Jeff Bronkema 2017 Matt Thompson 2018 Jake Kneen 2019 Eric Lilleboe 2020 Brett White MICHIGAN WOMEN'S OPEN (Life) 1994 Suzanne Green 1995 Jennifer Cully 1996 Jennifer Kangas 1997 Angie Stafford 1998 Katie Shannon 1999 Suzanne Green 2000 Debbie Williams 2001 Elaine Crosby 2002 Elaine Crosby 2003 Breanne Hall 2004 Stacy Snider 2005 Kelly Cavanaugh 2006 Kris Tamulis 2007 Lisa Fernandes 2008 Connie Ross 2009 Allison Fouch 2010 Lisa Strom 2011 Laura Kueny 2012 Katie Burnett 2013 Inhong Lim 2014 Becca Huffer 2015 Ally McDonald 2016 Suzy Greeen-Roebuck 2017 Lindsey McPherson 2018 Liz Nagel 2019 Anika Dy 2020 Sarah Burnham MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP (Life) 1980 Jack Seltzer 1981 Lynn Janson 1982 Bob Ackerman III 1983 Randy Erskine 1984 Lynn Janson 1985 Lynn Janson 1986 Randy Erskine 1987 Bob Makoski 1988 Ed Huminek 1989 Buddy Whitten 1990 Lee Woodruff 1991 Bob Proben 1992 Buddy Whitten 1993 Tom Gieselman 1994 Ken Allard 1995 Tom Gieselman 1996 Randy Kresnack 1997 Brian Cairns 1998 Ron Beurrmann 1999 Bob Makoski 2000 Jeff Gniewek 2001 Tom Harding 2002 Tom Harding 2003 David Nolan 2004 David VanLoozen 2005 John Traub 2006 JR Roth 2007 JR Roth 2008 John Traub 2009 John Seltzer 2010 Brian Cairns 2011 Brian Cairns 2012 Lee Houtteman 2013 Brian Cairns 2014 Brian Cairns 2015 Kyle Martin 2016 Jim Troy 2017 Scott Hebert 2018 John Seltzer 2019 Scott Hebert 2020 Kyle Martin TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS (Life) 1992 Dan Olsen 1993 Michael Erickson 1994 Agim Bardha 1995 Jeff Roth 1996 Jeff Roth 1997 Tom Harding 1998 John DalCorobbo 1999 Jeff Roth 2000 Michael Harris 2001 Shawn Koch 2002 Michael Harris 2003 Stacey Snider 2004 Eric Jorgensen 2005 Michael Harris 2006 Michael Harris 2007 Michael Harris 2008 Jeff Roth 2009 Scott Hebert 2010 Andy Matthews 2011 Lee Houtteman 2012 Jeff Roth 2013 Andrew Ruthkoski 2014 Andrew Ruthkoski 2015 Barrett Kelpin 2016 Korey Mahoney 2017 Michael Nagy 2018 Alex Scott 2019 Jeff Roth 2020 No Tournament SHANTY CREEK GOLF CLASSIC (25 Years) 1995 Larry Mancour, Joel Prince 12/31/2021 1996 George Bowman, Kevin Muir 12/31/2022 1997 Brad Dean, Kendall Kinsey 12/31/2023 1998 Tom Harding, Mike Mattucci 12/31/2024 1999 Jeff Gniewek, Frank McAuliffe 12/31/2025 2000 Jeff Gniewek, Frank McAuliffe 12/31/2026 2001 Jeff Gniewek, Frank McAuliffe 12/31/2027 2002 Robert Petchauer, Jake Pilat 12/31/2028 2003 John Gregus, Guy Samples 12/31/2029 2004 Andrew Bethune, John DalCorobbo 12/31/2030 2005 Ken Allard , Jerry Pasco 12/31/2031 2006 Mark Hill, Thomas Vizina 12/31/2032 2007 Tom Harding, Joe Pollack 12/31/2033 2008 Tom Harding, Joe Pollack 12/31/2034 MICHIGAN SENIOR OPEN (25 Years) 1995 Larry Mancour 12/31/2021 1996 Jack Van Ess 12/31/2022 1997 Pete Doerr 12/31/2023 1998 Jay Horton 12/31/2024 1999 Ron English 12/31/2025 2000 Tommy Valentine 12/31/2026 2001 Tom Piscopink 12/31/2027 2002 Ken Allard 12/31/2028 2003 Bob Ackerman 12/31/2029 2004 Randy Erskine 12/31/2030 2005 Lynn Janson 12/31/2031 2006 Dennis Husse 12/31/2032 2007 Dave Kendall 12/31/2033 2008 Gene Gizzarelli 12/31/2034 2009 Dave Kendall 12/31/2035 2010 Steve Wells 12/31/2036 2011 Chuck Pohl 12/31/2037 2012 Ron Beurmann 12/31/2038 2013 Ron Beurmann 12/31/2039 2014 Ian Harris 12/31/2040 2015 Jim Deiters 12/31/2041 2016 Brian Cairns 12/31/2042 2017 Frank McAuliffe 12/31/2043 2018 JR Roth 12/31/2044 2019 Tom Werkmeister 12/31/2045 2020 Steve Maddalena 12/31/2045 Senior Open Super Senior Division - (10 years) 2010 Eddie Simmons 12/31/2021 2011 Peter Smith 12/31/2022 2012 Pete Doerr 12/31/2023 2013 Larry Clark 12/31/2024 2014 John French 12/31/2025 2015 John French 12/31/2026 2016 Dave Kempner 12/31/2027 2017 John French 12/31/2028 2018 Mike Sequite 12/31/2029 2019 Ian Harris 12/31/2030 2020 Don Simmons 12/31/2030 MICHIGAN SECTION SENIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP (25 Years) 1995 Ray Bolo 12/31/2021 1996 Ray Bolo 12/31/2022 1997 Thom Rosely 12/31/2023 1998 Jay Horton 12/31/2024 1999 Lynn Janson 12/31/2025 2000 Tom Fortuna 12/31/2026 2001 John Traub 12/31/2027 2002 Randy Erskine 12/31/2028 2003 Buddy Whitten 12/31/2029 2004 Bob Ackerman 12/31/2030 2005 Ken Allard 12/31/2031 2006 Ken Allard 12/31/2032 2007 Dave Kendall 12/31/2033 2008 Jeff Roth 12/31/2034 2009 Jeff Roth 12/31/2035 2010 Charles Pasco 12/31/2036 2011 Randy Erskine 12/31/2037 2012 Lee Houtteman 12/31/2038 2013 Ron Beurmann 12/31/2039 2014 Brian Cairns 12/31/2040 2015 Jim Deiters 12/31/2041 2016 Lee Houtteman 12/31/2042 2017 Brian Cairns 12/31/2043 2018 Joe Pollack 12/31/2044 2019 Ron Beurmann 12/31/2045 2020 Scott Hebert 12/31/2045 Senior PGA - Super Senior Division - 10 years 2010 Nick Berklich 12/31/2021 2011 Nick Berklich 12/31/2022 2012 Nick Berklich 12/31/2023 2013 Nick Berklich 12/31/2024 2014 Larry Mancour 12/31/2025 2015 Larry Mancour 12/31/2026 2016 Nick Berklich 12/31/2027 2017 Larry Mancour 12/31/2028 2018 Larry Mancour 12/31/2029 2019 Ron Applegate 12/31/2030 2020 Randy Erskine / Lynn Janson 12/31/2030 WOMEN'S PRO-PRO CHAMPIONSHIP (25 Years) 1995 Jennifer Cully, Jenny Brooks 12/31/2021 1996 Lisa Marino, Sue Popp 12/31/2022 1997 Karen Vandenberg, Kymberli Jennings 12/31/2023 1998 Jane Huling, Jennifer Cully 12/31/2024 PGA/VA CHAMPIONSHIP (20 Years) (2008 - 5 year) 1981 Jeff Roth 1982 Randy Erskine 1984 Thom Rosely 1985 Randy Erskine 1986 Randy Erskine 1987 George Swistock 1988 Tom Gieselman 1989 George Bowman 1990 Michael Erickson 1991 Buddy Whitten 1992 Dan Olsen 1993 Jeff Gniewek 1994 Tommy Valentine 1995 Tom Gieselman 1996 Tommy Valentine 1997 Tom Harding 1998 Brad Spathelf 1999 Andrew Mogg 2006 John Dalcorobbo 2007 Tom Harding 2008 John Pershern 5 year exemption 2009 Ron Beurmann " 2015 Adam Brandow 12/31/2021 2016 Tom Harding, John Seltzer 12/31/2022 2017 Paul Simonds 12/31/2023 2018 John Seltzer 12/31/2024 2019 Matt Thompson 12/31/2025 2020 No Event Eastern Chapter Selfridge Pro Am (5 years) 2015 Josh Fryer 12/31/2021 2016 Josh Fryer 12/31/2022 2017 No Event 12/31/2023 2018 Andy Lindsay 12/31/2024 2019 Kyle Martin 12/31/2025 2020 No Event PRO-PRO CHAMPIONSHIP (25 Years) 1995 John Traub, Steve Brady 12/31/2021 1996 Tommy Valentine, Eric Booker 12/31/2022 1997 Tom Gieselman, David Vaclav 12/31/2023 1998 Brian Cairns, Brent Kish 12/31/2024 1999 Steve Brady, Jeff Roth 12/31/2025 2000 Ron Beurmann, Mike Erickson 12/31/2026 2001 Steve Brady, Jeff Roth 12/31/2027 2002 Randy Erskine, Tom Valentine 12/31/2028 Eric Booker, Kevin Muir 12/31/2028 2003 Tom Harding, Al Kuhn 12/31/2029 2004 Charles Pasco, Jordan Young 12/31/2030 2005 Mike Erickson, ron Beurmann 12/31/2031 2006 Mick DeKorver , Scott Hebert 12/31/2032 2007 Brian Cairns, Jordan Young 12/31/2033 2008 Mick DeKorver , Scott Hebert 12/31/2034 2009 Gary Smithson, Joe Pollack 12/31/2035 2010 Gary Smithson, Joe Pollack 12/31/2036 2011 Lee Houtteman. Scott Hebert 12/31/2037 2012 Jack Seltzer, John Traub 12/31/2038 2013 Brian Cairns, Jordan Young 12/31/2039 2014 Brian Cairns, Jordan Young 12/31/2040 2015 Ian Ziska, Jim Deiters 12/31/2041 2016 Jim Troy, Dan Urban 12/31/2042 2017 Jim Deiters, Ian Ziska 12/31/2043 2018 Jeff Roth, Dan Pohl 12/31/2044 2019 Jeff Roth, Dan Pohl 12/31/2045 2020 Jeff Roth, Dan Pohl 12/31/2045 SENIOR-JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP (25 Years) 1995 Harry Barrett, Jeff Roth 12/31/2021 1996 Don Perry, Tom Gieselman 12/31/2022 1997 David Zielinski, Brian Cairns 12/31/2023 1998 Ken Allard, Jay Horton 12/31/2024 1999 Jim St, Germain, Jamie Wiest 12/31/2025 2000 Ken Allard, Tom Fortuna 12/31/2026 2001 Randy Erskine, Jeff Roth 12/31/2027 2002 Randy Erskine, Jeff Roth 12/31/2028 2003 Randy Erskine, Jeff Roth 12/31/2029 2004 Bob Makoski, Steve Brady 12/31/2030
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