US Bank Championship

The Golfing events in 1940 and 1951 and a seven year run from 1955-1961 gave birth to the professional golfing scenario in Milwaukee. The revival of the tournament was seen in 1968, as it made its come back on the tour with the name of Greater Milwaukee Open (GMO). The year the tournament became the second biggest tournament after British Open, offering total prize money of $200,000. And To help support the recently revived tournament, U.S. Open winner Lee Trevino, rejected to play in the British Open and appeared on GMO.

Tiger Woods also made his appearance in GMO earning him a total purse of $2,544 as he finished tie for the 60th spot. US banks title was sponsored in the year 2004, and in 2006 US Bank and Milwaukee Golf Charities Inc. extended the contract and announced that US bank will remain sponsor of the tournament for next 3 years as well.

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