Recent Champions
- 2012 Mike Fagan
- 2011 Tom Hess
- 2010 Walter Ray Williams, Jr.
- 2009 John Nolen
- 2008 not contested due 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 ABC Masters championships prior to 1998 as PBA titles (and majors), if the champion was a PBA member at the time.
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