Kenosha golfer continues hot streak at SentryWorld

Cameron Huss had to find a good breakfast spot in Stevens Point on Thursday to celebrate his victory in the 103rd Wisconsin State Open.

His time at SentryWorld Golf Course went a little longer than anticipated, thanks to some weather-related delays earlier in the week, but Huss won’t complain.

The rising senior with the University of Wisconsin golf team wrapped up the title in the morning, finishing off a 1-under-par 70 in the fourth round by completing a leftover hole and then sinking three par putts. That gave him a 282 total, three strokes ahead of twotime State Open winner Harrison Ott.

Huss, a former golfer at Kenosha Tremper High School, adds the State Open title to some impressive accomplishments over the last few months. He won the Ray Fischer Amateur Championship in Janesville in June and then finished second in the Wisconsin

State Amateur in July.

“I think just starting to play more consistent overall,” Huss said. “Starting

WISCONSIN PGA COURTESY OF Cameron Huss adds the Wisconsin State Open trophy to the Ray Fischer Amateur Championship title he won earlier this summer.