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History
Past Champions
The Connecticut Senior Match Play Championship is open to bona fide members of a CSGA club who are fifty five years of age and over by the start of the tournament. The tournament, which is the first of two majors for senior golfers on the CSGA schedule, challenges competitors with a round of stroke play to determine the low sixteen match play qualifiers followed by two rounds of match play each day that culminate in an eighteen-hole final match. The tournament was first held at the Connecticut Golf Club in 2007, where Bill Torza of Stanley Golf Course captured the title over Shawn McLoughlin, 5 & 3.
Past Tournament Results: 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010
| Year | Winner | Home Course | Site |
| 2016 | Bruce Kraczkowsky | Blue Fox Run | Hop Meadow |
| 2015 | Bill Hermanson | Black Hall Club | GC at Oxford Greens |
| 2014 | Dave Szewczul | Tunxis Plantation | The Farms CC |
| 2013 | Dave Szewczul | Tunxis Plantation | Connecticut Golf Club |
| 2012 | Dave Szewczul | Tunxis Plantation | Silver Spring |
| 2011 | Jim Tierney | Richter Park | Gillette Ridge |
| 2010 | Dave Szewczul | Tunxis Plantation | Gillette Ridge |
| 2009 | Dave McNally | Norwich | Gillette Ridge |
| 2008 | Lou Stone | Woodbridge | Connecticut Golf Club |
| 2007 | Bill Torza | Stanley | Connecticut Golf Club |
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About the CSGA
The CSGA functions as an extension of the USGA and provides stewardship for amateur golf in Connecticut. Founded in 1899, it is the country’s oldest state golf association and conducts over 50 Championships, Qualifiers and One-Day Tournaments throughout the year, in addition to administering handicaps for over 40,000 members and 181 member clubs. As a 501(c)(6) non-profit organization, the CSGA supports a variety of golf organizations within Connecticut, including the Connecticut Women’s Golf Association, Southern New England Women’s Golf Association, The First Tee, the Connecticut PGA, and the CSGA Scholarship Fund in honor of Widdy Neale.