to PBA schedule change'' 2007 Sean Rash 2006 Doug Kent 2005 Mike Scroggins Oct. 2004 Danny Wiseman Jan. 2004 Walter Ray Williams, Jr. 2003 Bryon Smith 2002 Brett Wolfe 2001 Parker Bohn III 2000 Mika Koivuniemi 1999 Brian Boghosian 1998 Mike Aulby 1997 Jason Queen 1996 Ernie Schlegel 1995 Mike Aulby 1994 Steve Fehr 1993 Norm Duke 1992 Ken Johnson 1991 Doug Kent 1990 Chris Warren 1989 Mike Aulby 1988 Del Ballard, Jr. 1987 Rick Steelsmith 1986 Mark Fahy 1985 Steve Wunderlich 1984 Earl Anthony 1983 Mike Lastowski 1982 Joe Berardi 1981 Randy Lightfoot 1980 Neil Burton 1979 Doug Myers 1978 Frank Ellenburg 1977 Earl Anthony 1976 Nelson Burton, Jr. 1975 Ed Ressler, Jr. 1974 Paul Colwell 1973 Dave Soutar 1972 Bill Beach 1971 Jim Godman 1970 Don Glover 1969 Jim Chestney 1968 Pete Tountas 1967 Lou Scalia 1966 Bob Strampe 1965 Billy Welu 1964 Billy Welu 1963 Harry Smith 1962 Billy Golembiewski 1961 Don Carter 1960 Billy Golembiewski 1959 Ray Bluth 1958 Tom Hennessey 1957 Dick Hoover 1956 Dick Hoover 1955 Buzz Fazio 1954 Eugene Elkins 1953 Rudy Habetler 1952 Willard Taylor 1951 Lee Jouglard Note: In May 2008, the PBA announced it was revising its all-time records to include PBA-era ABC Masters championships prior to 1998 as PBA titles (and majors), if the champion was a PBA member at the time. External links Official USBC Masters "Information" web page PBA.com site References Ten-pin bowling competitions in the United States