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The Maine Open is the Maine state open golf tournament, open to both amateur and professional golfers. It is organized by the Maine State Golf Association. It has been played annually since 1918 at a variety of courses around the state.

The first tournament, in 1918, was won by Arthur H. Fenn, who is stated by some sources to be the first American-born golf professional.^[1] The tournament is currently called The Maine Event^[2]

Winners

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Year	Champion(s)	Runner(s)-up	Venue	Ref.
2022	Shawn Warren		Augusta CC
2021	Not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
2020	Not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
2019	Jason Millard (Won on 4th playoff hole)	Matt Campbell, Jason Thresher, Shawn Warren	Augusta CC
2018	Matt Campbell	Peter French	Augusta CC
2017	James Dornes	Geoffrey Sisk	Augusta CC
2016	Ted Brown	Jon McLean, Nicholas Pandelena	Augusta CC
2015	Matt Campbell	David Hilgers	Augusta CC
2014	Andrew Mason	Mark Purrington	Augusta CC
2013	Evan Harmeling	Geoffrey Sisk, Jesse Speirs	Augusta CC
2012	Dustin Cone	Jimmy Lytle	Augusta CC
2011	Michael Carbone	John Hickson, Shawn Warren	Falmouth CC
2010	Dustin Cone	Robert Roylance, Mark Stevens	Fox Ridge GC
2009	Jim Renner	John Elliott, Rob Oppenheim	Fox Ridge GC
2008	John Hickson	Rich Parker	Fox Ridge GC
2007	Todd Westfall	Mark Baldwin, Jerry Diphilippo, Rich Parker	Fox Ridge GC
2006	Ricky Jones (a)	Mike Baker	Fox Ridge GC
2005	Kirk Hanefeld	John Connelly, Rob Oppenheim	Riverside GC
2004	Shawn Warren (a)	Todd Westfall	Riverside GC
2003	Kirk Hanefeld	Mike Meehan	Riverside GC
2002	Ryan Ouellette	Eric Egloff	Riverside GC
2001	James Gilleon	Matthew Doyle	Portland CC Purpoodock Club Falmouth CC
2000	Benjamin Nicolay	Rich Parker	Woodlands Club Portland CC Purpoodock Club
1999	Kyle Gallo	John Connelly	Purpoodock Club Falmouth CC Woodlands Club
1998	Joe Cioe	David Gunas, Jr.	Falmouth CC Woodlands Club Portland CC
1997	Rodney Butcher	Doug Johnson	Point Sebago Resort
1996	Geoffrey Sisk	Eric Egloff	Point Sebago Resort
1995	Jerry Diphilippo	Doug Johnson	Riverside GC
1994	David Cummings	Kevin Giancola	Riverside GC
1993	Brian Quinn	Mark Fogg, Jeff Lewis	Riverside GC
1992	Joe Clark, Jr.	Jeff Julian	Riverside GC
1991	Mike San Filippo	Jeff Grygiel	Riverside GC	^[3]
1990	Pete Morgan	Jerry Diphillippo	Riverside GC
1989	Andy Morse	Jim Becker	Riverside GC
1988	Wilhelm Winsness	Jim Becker, Gus Ulrich	Riverside GC
1987	Mike Colandro	Jeff Lewis, Wilhelm Winsness	Riverside GC	^[4]^[5]
1986	Mike Colandro	Charles Smith	Springbrook GC	^[6]
1985	Jeff Lewis	Joe Browning, Howie Johnson	Springbrook GC
1984	Dana Quigley	Jeff Lewis	Springbrook GC	^[7]
1983	David O'Kelly	Jeff Lewis	Gorham CC
1982	Charles Smith	Tim Angis, Kirk Hanefeld	Riverside GC
1981	Don Robertson	Don Kalode	Gorham CC Riverside GC
1980	Don Brigham	Paul Moran	Riverside GC
1979	Jeff Lewis	Kirk Hanefeld, Ron Smith	Riverside GC
1978	Charles Volpone	Jack Ferenz, Kirk Hanefeld	Riverside GC
1977	Don Iverson	Rex Caldwell	Fairlawn G&CC Riverside GC
1976	Curt Madson	Bruce Dobie	Riverside GC	^[8]
1975	Bob Menne	Wayne Levi	Riverside GC
1974	Paul Barkhouse	Joe Browning	Riverside GC
1973	Ralph Johnston	Paul Barkhouse, Joe Browning	Fairlawn G&CC Martindale CC
1972	Paul Barkhouse	Rick Ambrose	Bangor Municipal GC
1971	Steve Robbins (a)	Jim Dent, Paul Moran, Lanny Wadkins	Riverside GC
1970	Ron Rief	Dave Eichelberger	Riverside GC Portland CC
1969	Jim Gillis	Barrie Bruce (a), Dick Stranahan, Jim Veno	Riverside GC
1968	Bob Pacheco	John Mills (a)	Riverside GC
1967	Rich Bassett	Dave Marad	Riverside GC
1966	Ron Leclair	Charles Volpone	Riverside GC
1965	Jim Veno	Tony Loch	Riverside GC
1964	Ed Whalley	Bill Ezinicki, Ed Rubis	Riverside GC
1963	Dan Keefe	Jay Dolan	Riverside GC
1962	Jim Veno (a)	Jim Browning	Riverside GC
1961	Charlie Shepard	Bob Crowley, Don Hoenig	Riverside GC
1960	Bill Ezinicki	Bob Crowley	Penobscot Valley CC
1959	Bob Toski	Bobby Locke	Penobscot Valley CC
1958	Bob Crowley	Willie Goggin	Riverside GC
1957	Jim Browning	Dick Diversi (a), Bill Ezinicki	Riverside GC
1956	Art Butler (a)	Ed Oliver	Riverside GC
1955	Jim Browning	Andy Manero, John Thoren	Riverside GC
1954	Phil Friel	Ray Lebel (a)	Portland CC
1953	Art Butler (a)	George Kinsman	Augusta CC
1952	Jerry Gianferante	Leo Hansberry, John Thoren, Joe Wells	Augusta CC
1951	Jim Browning	Jerry Gianferante	Riverside GC
1950	Charlie Shepard	Leo Hansberry	Riverside GC
1949	Charlie Shepard	Les Kennedy	Augusta CC
1948	Les Kennedy	Leo Hansberry	Augusta CC
1947	Ed Abbott (a)	Harold Wiley	Penobscot Valley CC
1946	Ed Abbott (a)	Jim Browning	Bath CC
1945	Leo Hansberry	Pete Moran	Bath CC
1944	Larry Leete (a)	Ernest Newnham	Riverside GC
1943	Not held due to World War II
1942	Jerry Gianferante	Roy Adams	Riverside GC
1941	Willie Wansa	Roy Adams	Augusta CC
1940	Eddie Bush	Joe Pino	Wawenock CC
1939	Roy Adams	Leo Hansberry	Mingo Springs Rangeley GC
1938	Jim Browning	Vic Overhamer	Riverside GC
1937	Larry Rowe	Andy Gray	Augusta CC
1936	Ernest Newnham	Eddie Bush	Portland CC
1935	Ernest Newnham	John Boyd (a)	Penobscot Valley C
1934	Ernest Newnham	Charlie Webber (a)	Augusta CC
1933	Ernest Newnham	Charlie Webber (a)	Summit Spring GC
1932	Ernest Newnham	Jack Leddy (a), Ernie Ryal	Old Orchard Beach CC
1931	Les Tate	Ernie Ryal	Wawenock CC
1930	Les Tate	Ernie Ryal	Penobscot Valley CC
1929	Alex Chisholm	George Dodge	Poland Spring GC
1928	Alex Chisholm	Sam Tirabassi	Webhannet GC
1927	Ernest Newnham	Sam Tirabassi	Penobscot Valley C
1926	Herb Lagerblade	George Dodge, F. C. Tyson, G. Voight (a)	Poland Spring GC
1925	J. M. Robbins (a)	Frank Gilman, Ray Ouimet	Poland Spring GC
1924	Gilbert Nicholls	Alex Chisholm, George Dodge, F. A. Gilman	Poland Spring GC
1923	Willie Ogg	Herb Lagerblade	Poland Spring GC
1922	Ernest Ryall	George Dodge	Kebo Valley GC
1921	Charles L. Mothersele	Arthur H. Fenn	Poland Spring GC
1920	Charles L. Mothersele	Alex Chisholm, W. C. Skelly	Poland Spring GC
1919	F. A. Gilman	Alex Chisholm	Kebo Valley GC
1918	Arthur H. Fenn	Alex Chisholm	Waterville Country Club

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