Metropolitan PGA Championship

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The Metropolitan PGA Championship is a golf tournament that is the section championship of the Metropolitan section of the PGA of America. It has been played annually since 1926 at a variety of courses around the New York City metropolitan area. It was considered a PGA Tour event in the 1920s and 1930s. It is also known as simply the Metropolitan PGA or Met PGA.

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History

In 1924, the Metropolitan PGA hosted its first championship. It was a one-round tournament held at Rockaway Hunting Club which was won by Walter Hagen. Though sometimes referred to as the Metropolitan PGA Championship it is different from this event. [1] The "first annual" Metropolitan PGA Championship was held in 1926 at Salisbury Country Club in Salisbury, New York on Long Island. In the finals, playing against "strong winds," Joe Turnesa "played wonderful golf" to defeat Joe Sylvester 6 & 5. [2]

Winners

YearWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-upVenueRef.
2023Dylan Newman202−8PlayoffMatt Dobyns
Peter Ballo		Nassau Country Club
2022Alex Beach
2021Peter Ballo
2020Jason Caron
2019Peter Ballo205−56 strokesMatt Dobyns Sleepy Hollow Country Club [3]
2018Jason Caron
2017Frank Bensel210E5 strokesJosh RackelyMetropolis Country Club [4]
2016Matt Dobyns197−1610 strokesFrank Bensel Siwanoy Country Club [5] [6]
2015Matt Dobyns
2014Anthony Casalino214−22 strokesFrank BenselGlen Oaks Club [7]
2013 Danny Balin Frank Bensel
2012 Danny Balin Frank Bensel
2011 Danny Balin 208−22 strokesFrank Bensel
Nick Bova		Old Oaks [8]
2010Mark Brown207−62 strokes Danny Balin Piping Rock Club [9]
2009Frank Bensel1 strokeSean FarrenQuaker Ridge Golf Club [10]
2008Colin Amaral209−76 strokesDavid YoungGlen Oaks Club [11]
2007Tony DeMaria215−11 stroke Rick Hartmann The Stanwich Club [12]
2006Ron Philo, Jr.216E1 strokeBob Rittberger
Mark Mielke		Wee Burn Country Club [13]
2005Mark Brown207−61 stroke Darrell Kestner Metropolis Country Club [14]
2004 Darrell Kestner 201−98 strokesMark MielkeInwood Country Club [15]
2003 Darrell Kestner 215−12 strokes Rick Hartmann
Mike Gilmore		Atlantic Golf Club [16]
2002 Charlie Bolling 209−12 strokesJohn ReevesCountry Club of Fairfield [17]
2001Mark Mielke204−93 strokesCarl AlexanderSunningdale Country Club [18]
2000 Rick Hartmann 212+2Playoff1Carl Alexander
Heath Wassem		Hudson National Golf Club [19]
1999Jay McWilliams211−22 strokesMike MeltonPine Hollow Country Club [20]
1998Carl Alexander208Playoff2Heath WassemCentury Country Club [21]
1997 Darrell Kestner 205−54 strokesDave Gosiewski Fresh Meadow Country Club [22]
1996 Bruce Zabriski 202−111 stroke Rick Hartmann Piping Rock Club [23]
1995 Darrell Kestner 212PlayoffJohn DeForestQuaker Ridge Golf Club [24]
1994 Darrell Kestner 217+14 strokesJohn DeForestStanwich Club [25]
1993Rick Vershure
1992Mark Mielke216+3PlayoffLarry Rentz
Mel Baum		 Bethpage Black Course [26]
1991Ron McDougal200−107 strokesLarry RentzCountry Club of Fairfield [27]
1990Mel Baum
1989Mel Baum
1988Rick Meskell214−24 strokes Jim Albus Inwood Country Club [28]
1987Rick Vershure
1986 Don Reese
1985 Don Reese 210E1 strokeKevin Morris
Roger Ginsberg		Country Club of Fairfield [29]
1984Kevin Morris215+12 strokesRick Whitfield [30]
1983Ed Sabo212+26 strokesJohn GentileQuaker Ridge Golf Club [31] [32]
1982 Jim Albus 209−44 strokesKevin MorrisCentury Country Club [33]
1981 Jim Albus 206−45 strokes Don Massengale Fresh Meadow Country Club [34]
1980 Jimmy Wright Playoff3 David Glenz Metropolis Country Club [35]
1979Jeff Steinberg214+41 strokePete DavisonNassau Country Club [36]
1978Austin Straub2151 stroke Marty Bohen [37]
1977 Gene Borek 1444+42 strokesAustin Straub Winged Foot Golf Club [38]
1976 Jimmy Wright 211−59 strokesRex BaxterGlen Oaks [39]
1975 Bill Collins 218+2 Jimmy Wright Meadow Brook Golf Club [40]
1974 Jimmy Wright 207−910 strokesTom Joyce
Bob Bruno		 Meadow Brook Golf Club [41]
1973 Gene Borek 284E3 strokesBob Bruno
Roger Ginsburg		 [42]
1972 Jimmy Wright 292+41 strokeRon LetellierInwood [43]
1971 Tom Nieporte 283−11 stroke Don Massengale [44]
1970 Gene Borek 2765 strokes [45]
1969Craig Shankland
1968Mike Krak284E4 strokesWes EllisPine Hollow Country Club [46]
1967 Terry Wilcox 277−32 strokes Doug Ford Nassau Country Club [47]
1966Mike Krak2873 strokes Bill Collins Century Country Club [48]
1965 Jerry Pittman 2944 strokes Doug Ford
Tom Nieporte 		Middle Bay [49]
1964Billy Farrell287−12 strokesMickey HomaFairview Country Club [50]
1963 Doug Ford 287+37 strokesBuck Adams
Steve Doctor
Tom Nieporte 		Lido [51]
1962 Dave Marr 285Playoff5 Doug Ford Westchester Country Club [52] [53]
1961Ed Merrins286Playoff6 Shelley Mayfield Meadowbrook Golf Club [54]
1960 Doug Ford Al Brosch Winged Foot Golf Club [55]
1959 Doug Ford 280E1 stroke Al Brosch Rockaway Hunting Club [56]
1958 Doug Ford 2782 strokesMickey HomaBriar Hall Country Club [57]
1957 Doug Ford 2101 strokeAl Feminelli

Bill Collins

Concord International Golf Club [58]
1956 Bill Collins 285+13 strokes Jim Turnesa Dellwood Country Club [59]
1955 Harry Cooper 285−32 strokes Claude Harmon
Mike Turnesa 		Fairview Country Club [60]
1954Steve Doctor2892 strokes Claude Harmon Winged Foot Golf Club [61]
1953Clarence Doser37th holeMickey Homa [62]
1952 Al Brosch 137−52 strokesDick DeMane
Claude Harmon 		Innis Arden Golf Club [63]
1951 Claude Harmon 283Pete CooperCold Spring Country Club [64]
1950 Al Brosch 136−46 strokes Willie Goggin Willows Country Club [65]
1949 Mike Turnesa 2 upPlayoff7 Al Brosch Ardsley Country Club [66] [67] [68]
1948Clarence Doser
1947 Al Brosch 279−98 strokesPat CiciCold Spring Country Club [69] [70]
1946 Claude Harmon
1945Clarence Doser
1944 Willie Goggin 215Playoff8 Herman Barron
Frank Strazza		 [71]
1943No tournament due to World War II
1942 Craig Wood 2109 strokes Al Brosch Fresh Meadow Country Club [72]
1941 Al Brosch
1940 Jimmy Hines
1939 Gene Sarazen 10 & 9 Jimmy Hines [73]
1938 Al Brosch
1937 Herman Barron 2946 strokes Henry Ciuci
Leo Mallory		Fenway Golf Club [74]
1936 Paul Runyan
1935 Paul Runyan
1934Leo Mallory
1933Walter Scheiber
1932 Willie Klein
1931 Paul Runyan Gene Sarazen [73]
1930 Joe Turnesa
1929Walter Kozak3 & 1 Jim Turnesa [75]
1928 Gene Sarazen Craig Wood [73]
1927 Gene Sarazen 2923 strokes Leo Diegel [76]
1926 Joe Turnesa 6 & 5 Joe Sylvester Salisbury Country Club [2]

Source: [77]

1 Hartmann defeated Alexander and Wassem on first sudden-death playoff hole with a bogey.
2 Alexander defeated Wassem on the first sudden-death playoff hole with a par.
3 Wright defeated Glenz on the first sudden-death playoff hole.
4 Rain-shortened event. The second round was cancelled due to rain.
5 Marr (72) defeated Ford (75) in an 18-hole playoff.
6 Merrins (71) defeated Mayfield (75) in an 18-hole playoff.
7Turnesa tied Brosch after the first 35-hole playoff. Turnesa won the second playoff.
8 Goggin (67) defeated Barron (71) and Strazza (73) in an 18-hole playoff.

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