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The Metropolitan Open is a golf tournament organized by the Metropolitan Golf Association, which covers New York City and its suburbs and surrounding districts in northern New Jersey and southwestern Connecticut. The tournament has been played annually since 1905, and is the third oldest "Open" golf tournament in the United States, after the U.S. Open (1895) and Western Open (1899). It is held at member clubs in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. It was considered a PGA Tour event from 1916 to 1940. In fact, it was one of the "major" tournaments of this period.[1] The 2009 winner was Andrew Giuliani, the son of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani. Winners{{div col|colwidth=250px}}- 2017 Joshua Rackley
- 2016 Mark Brown
- 2015 Ben Polland
- 2014 Grant Sturgeon
- 2013 Mark Brown
- 2012 Danny Balin
- 2011 Tyler Hall
- 2010 Bob Rittberger
- 2009 Andrew Giuliani
- 2008 Mark Mielke
- 2007 Frank Bensel
- 2006 John Guyton
- 2005 John Stoltz (amateur)
- 2004 Rick Hartmann
- 2003 Andrew Svoboda (amateur)
- 2002 Johnson Wagner
- 2001 Johnson Wagner (amateur)
- 2000 Michael Gilmore
- 1999 Mark Brown
- 1998 Rick Hartmann
- 1997 Mike Burke, Jr.
- 1996 Bruce Zabriski
- 1995 Darrell Kestner
- 1994 Charlie Cowell
- 1993 Bruce Zabriski
- 1992 Mark Mielke
- 1991 Mike Diffley
- 1990 Larry Rentz
- 1989 Bobby Heins
- 1988 Bobby Heins
- 1987 Jim McGovern (amateur)
- 1986 David Glenz
- 1985 George Zahringer (amateur)
- 1984 Jim Albus
- 1983 Darrell Kestner
- 1982 Darrell Kestner
- 1981 Kelley Moser
- 1980 George Bullock
- 1979 Bill Britton
- 1978 David Glenz
- 1977 Martin Bohen
- 1976 Martin Bohen
- 1975 Carlton White
- 1974 Bob Bruno
- 1973 Peter Davison
- 1972 Don Massengale
- 1971 Ron Letellier
- 1970 Jim Albus
- 1969 Jimmy Wright
- 1968 Jerry Pittman
- 1967 Jerry Courville, Sr. (amateur)
- 1966 Tom Nieporte
- 1965 Jerry Pittman
- 1964 Jack Patroni
- 1963 Wes Ellis
- 1962 Miller Barber
- 1961 Wes Ellis
- 1960 Al Mengert
- 1959 Jim Turnesa
- 1958 Bob Watson
- 1957 Wes Ellis
- 1956 Doug Ford
- 1955 Art Doering
- 1954 Otto Greiner
- 1953 Pete Cooper
- 1952 Chet Sanok (amateur)
- 1951 Claude Harmon
- 1950 George Stuhler
- 1949 Jack Burke, Jr.
- 1941–48 No tournament
- 1940 Craig Wood
- 1939 Henry Picard
- 1938 Jimmy Hines
- 1937 Jimmy Hines
- 1936 Byron Nelson
- 1935 Henry Picard
- 1934 Paul Runyan
- 1933 Willie Macfarlane
- 1932 Olin Dutra
- 1931 Macdonald Smith
- 1930 Willie Macfarlane
- 1929 Bill Mehlhorn
- 1928 Tommy Armour
- 1927 Johnny Farrell
- 1926 Macdonald Smith
- 1925 Gene Sarazen
- 1924 Mike Brady
- 1923 Bob MacDonald[2]
- 1922 Marty O'Loughlin
- 1921 Bob MacDonald[3]
- 1920 Walter Hagen
- 1919 Walter Hagen
- 1917–18 No tournament
- 1916 Walter Hagen
- 1915 Gilbert Nicholls
- 1914 Macdonald Smith
- 1913 Alex Smith
- 1912 Tom McNamara[4]
- 1911 Gilbert Nicholls
- 1910 Alex Smith
- 1909 Alex Smith
- 1908 Jack Hobens
- 1907 No tournament
- 1906 George Low
- 1905 Alex Smith
{{div col end}}References1. ^{{cite news |url=https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Metropolitan_Open_(Metropolitan_Golf_Association_-_MGA).jpg |title=Open Golf Tourney Starts At Deal Next Wednesday |newspaper=The Washington Post |date=August 21, 1910 |accessdate=February 22, 2015}}
2. ^{{cite news|title=Bob MacDonald Wins Golf Championship|newspaper=The Winnipeg Tribune|location=Manitoba, Canada|page=6|date=July 23, 1923|via=Newspapers.com}}
3. ^{{cite news|title=Bob MacDonald Wins Metropolitan Open Golf Championship|newspaper=Arizona Republican|page=1|date=July 29, 1921|via=Newspapers.com}}
4. ^{{cite news |url=https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tom_McNamara_Wins_1912_Metropolitan_Open_at_Apawamis_Club.jpg |title=Tom McNamara Wins Metropolitan Championship |newspaper=Fitchburg Daily Sentinel |date=July 12, 1912 |accessdate=February 22, 2015}}
External links- Metropolitan Golf Association
- History and list of winners
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