2023 U.S. Senior Open Championship

It was a privilege to host the 43rd U.S. Senior Open June 27–July 2, 2023, at SentryWorld. Thanks for joining us as we witnessed history together!

Bernhard Langer posing with the U.S. Senior Open trophy

Langer wins in historic fashion

With the win, Bernhard Langer, 65, became the oldest U.S. Senior Open champion. He also notched his 46th Champions Tour victory—breaking Hale Irwin’s record of 45.

“It’s one of the best golf courses I’ve ever played,” Langer said. “My hat’s off to the greenskeepers, to the owners of SentryWorld. They’ve got a jewel here.”

Proud to have hosted the 43rd U.S. Senior Open

SentryWorld was honored to be the host site of the 43rd U.S. Senior Open Championship. This was the first Senior Open and third USGA championship to be played on our 200-acre parkland course in Stevens Point, Wisconsin.

“It’s seriously one of the finest conditioned courses I’ve ever seen.” - Ernie Els

2023 U.S. Senior Open by the numbers

Thanks for contributing to the success of this championship! Whether you worked at the event, volunteered, or attended—this couldn’t have been possible without your support.

32,000 volunteer hours accumulated throughout the U.S. Senior Open

8.890 grounds crew hours during the U.S. Senior Open

55,000 flowers planted for the U.S. Senior Open, typically the golf course crew plants 33,000

"The crowds were unbelievable here this week. Way more people than what I expected. They were so gracious, so supportive, showing me so much love and support. It was a testament to Wisconsin golf, Wisconsin people, and they really put on a good show."

Steve Stricker

Wisconsin native and second-place finisher