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1965 Women's Western Open: Susie Maxwell Berning wins at Beverly Country Club

Susie Maxwell Berning won the 1965 Women's Western Open at Beverly Country Club, Chicago, Illinois, United States with 290 (−2), by 3 strokes over Marlene Bauer Hagge.

Updated October 23, 2026

Every year is on the Women's Western Open winners list.

Dates
June 10, 1965 to June 13, 1965
Course
Beverly Country Club, Chicago, Illinois, United States
Edition
36th edition
Counted as a major
yes
Format
stroke play, 4 rounds
Par
73 · 6,399 yards
Field
94
Cut
166
Purse
$10,000 · winner's share $1,500
Champion
Susie Maxwell Berning · age 23 · United States · born Pasadena, California, United States
Champion's title
1st title at this event · 1st major
Winning score
73-72-76-69 = 290 (−2) · won by 3 strokes
Runner-up
Marlene Bauer Hagge (293)
54-hole leader
Marlene Bauer Hagge · Susie Maxwell Berning was 2 strokes back
Low amateur
Carol Sorenson (313)

Winner and runner-up

Pos.PlayerR1R2R3R4TotalTo par
1Susie Maxwell Berning73727669290−2
2Marlene Bauer Hagge293

What happened at the 1965 Women's Western Open

Susie Maxwell closed with a 69 to overtake 54-hole leader Marlene Hagge and win by three.

It was only her second tour win, four weeks after her first at the Muskogee Civitan Open on May 16, 1965.

How this was built

Every value is shown as recorded in GNN's Women's Western Open data. A value no source confirmed is left out; nothing is estimated. Where sources disagree, the organizer's own record is used.

Data: womens-golf-majors_dataset_2026-10-20.json (GNN's women's majors research set, "master" row for this year, research dated October 20, 2026).

Sources

  1. static1.squarespace.com: WWGA Open Guide 3 2024 PDF
  2. Wikipedia: 1965 Women's Western Open
  3. Wikipedia: Women's Western Open
  4. Wikipedia: Susie Berning
  5. Wikipedia: Women's major golf championships
  6. thegolfnewsnet.com: which tournaments count womens golf majors lpga tour 110828
  7. Wikipedia: Chronological list of LPGA major golf champions