A History Of PFA Bowling Tournament Host Cities

Below is a list of cities that have hosted PFA National Bowling Tournaments.

1937: Auburn, N.Y.
1938: Erie, Pa.
1939: South Bend, Ind.
1940: Jackson, Mich.
1941: New Kensington, Pa.
1942: Milwaukee, Wis.
1943: No Tournament Held
1944: No Tournament Held
1945: Erie, Pa.
1946: Chicago Heights, Ill.
1947: Rochester, N.Y.
1948: Muskegon, Mich.
1949: Erie, Pa.
1950: Saginaw, Mich.
1951: Elizabeth, N.J.
1952: St. Louis, Mo.
1953: Auburn, N.Y.
1954: South Bend, Ind.
1955: Rochester, N.Y.
1956: Rockford, Ill.
1957: Pittsburgh, Pa.
1958: Hamtramck, Mich.
1959: Erie, Pa.
1960: Jackson, Mich.
1961: Brooklyn, N.Y.
1962: Cleveland, Ohio
1963: New Castle, Pa.
1964: Toledo, Ohio
1965: Newark, N.J.
1966: Muskegon, Mich.
1967: Erie, Pa.
1968: South Bend, Ind.
1969: Rochester, N.Y.
1970: St. Louis, Mo.
1971: Auburn, N.Y.
1972: Toledo, Ohio
1973: Newark, N.J.
1974: Saginaw, Mich.
1975: Erie, Pa.
1976: Detroit, Mich.
1977: Beaver Falls, Pa.
1978: Cicero, Ill.
1979: Batavia, N.Y.
1980: St. Louis, Mo.
1981: Rochester, N.Y.
1982: South Bend, Ind.
1983: New Castle, Pa.
1984: Muskegon, Mich.
1985: Elizabeth, N.J.
1986: La Porte, Ind.
1987: Erie, Pa.
1988: Jackson, Mich.
1989: Batavia, N.Y.
1990: South Bend, Ind.
1991: New Castle, Pa.
1992: St. Louis, Mo.
1993: Pittsburgh, Pa.
1994: Southgate, Mich.
1995: Erie, Pa.
1996: Jackson, Mich.
1997: Somerville, N.J.
1998: South Bend, Ind.
1999: Pittsburgh, Pa.
2000: Southgate, Mich.
2001: Erie, Pa.
2002: South Bend, Ind.
2003: St. Louis, Mo.
2004: Erie, Pa.
2005: South Bend, Ind.
2006: Cicero, Ill.
2007: Southgate, Mich.
2008: Ansonia, Conn.