The Greatest Game Ever Played--At this time, we are highlighting the:

1926 NEWGA Men's Amateur- won by Ken Dickinson, Butte des Morts in 19 holes over A.B "Buster" Bock, Sheboygan Country Club. It was a battle of the "Titans" with Ken Dickinson  the 1925 State Amateur champion and Bock the SIX time defending NEWGA Amateur champion and the 1926 Wisconsin State Open Champion.

Bock (who latter was inducted into the WSGA Golf Hall of Fame) birdied two of the last three holes, before losing on the 19th hole.

DR. ADOLPH “BUSTER” BOCK Elected: 1965 into WSGA Golf Hall of Fame Club:Sheboygan Pine Hills Country Club   Wisconsin Open Champion 1926; WSGA Amateur Runner-up 1928; NEWGA Amateur Champion 1920-’25;  NEWGA “Man of the Year” 1948

Also playing in the 1926 NEWGA Am was D.P. Steinberg Sr. representing Butte des Morts. He would later be named as NEWGA's Man of the Year in 1951.

His son D.P. Steinberg Jr. was NEWGA's Man of the Year in 1960 and was inducted into the WSGA's Golf Hall of Fame in 1966.

DANIEL P., JR. STEINBERG Elected: 1966 into WSGA Golf Hall of Fame Club:Butte de Morts Country Club   NEWGA Secretary 1941-’66; NEWGA “Man of the Year” 1960