WAUKESHA, Wis. – A couple of Green Bay men's golf alumni are making headlines in the golf world this week.
2019 graduate
George Kneiser, who is from Milwaukee, finished six under on Monday at the Price Cutter Charity Championship in Missouri. As of when this story was published, Kneiser was one over par Thursday afternoon. Overall in his PGA career, Kneiser has appeared in 28 events, making the cut 13 times. He ended his collegiate career with a victory at the Horizon League Championships in 2019.
Joe DuChateau, a Fond du Lac native, impressed with a five-under 66 at the Legend at Merrill Hills Tuesday afternoon. After starting on the back nine, DuChateau eagled on the 17
th green and tallied two birdies to begin his day. He also eagled on the 2
nd hole, breaking into the tournament lead. Thursday's final results can be
found here. DuChateau was among some notable names before making the cut, including Utah Hockey Club centerman Nick Schmaltz, a Madison, Wisconsin native, and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and current NFL on CBS analyst Tony Romo, who spent his childhood in Burlington, Wisconsin.
Information from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel was used in this story.
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