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WEST CALDWELL, N.J. - Mike Gilmore quietly came from behind and posted a final round four-under par 67 to capture his first Met Open Championship, sponsored by Met Life, today at Mountain Ridge Country Club in West Caldwell, N.J. The 35-year old head professional at Wheatley Hills Golf Club on Long Island compiled a six-under par 54 hole total of 207 (70-70-67) to edge out two-time Walker Cup team member Jerry Courville Jr. of Shorehaven.

ARDSLEY-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. - In what turned out to be a battle of the number one & two seeds, and also close friends, Martin Catalioto, of Ramsey, N.J., capped off an exceptional week by defeating Jack Skirkanich, of Rumson, N.J., 3 & 1 to capture his second MGA/MetLife Junior Championship at Ardsley CC in Ardsley-on-Hudson, N.Y. The event was again sponsored by MetLife.

ELMSFORD, N.Y. - The Metropolitan Golf Association is proud to announce that Jerry Courville Jr., of Shorehaven Golf Club in East Norwalk, Conn., will receive the 2000 Jerry Courville Sr. MGA Player of the Year Award at the Association’s 103rd Annual Meeting on December 6th at the Westchester Country Club in Harrison, N.Y. 

The MGA/WMGA & Ligue de Paris are set to square off in the 10th French American Golf Challenge at Atlantic Golf Club in Bridgehampton, N.Y., on October 17-19.

The Metropolitan Golf Association and the Ligue de Paris inaugurated the French-American Matches in 1990 in order to foster sportsmanship, camaraderie and goodwill between our two nations. They have become one of the most exciting and anticipated competitions on the Met Golf Calendar.

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ST. ANDREWS GC--The 2000 MGA Tournament season kicked off in dramatic fashion as the Rutgers University team came from an eleven shot morning deficit to capture its first MGA Intercollegiate Championship in over 25 years.  Rutgers heroic finish was good enough to edge out St. John’s University, leaders after the morning 18, on a spectacular day at historic St. Andrews Golf Club in Hastings-on-Hudson, NY.  

GLEN COVE, N.Y.-- In what turned out to be a two-man race Ken Macdonald, of Upper Montclair GC, showed veins of steel outlasting Marc Turnesa, of Rockville Links, by one stroke successfully defending his title in the 45^th MGA/MetLife Ike Stroke Play Championship.

"It's okay for recreational golfers to use non-conforming clubs."

 Arnold Palmer

Say it ain't so, Arnie. When golf's majors needed a shot in the arm you shot 65 in the final round and won the U.S. Open at Cherry Hills. When golf needed a leading man on television, you were its Clarke Gable. Whenever the game needed someone to remind its army of golfers of the importance of playing by the Rules, you were our most passionate spokesperson.