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Oct 26, 2026Senior • Men
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Metropolitan Golf Association Open Championship
- Status
- Final
- Dates
- Aug 18 — 20, 2026
- Location
- West Orange, NJ
- Format
- Stroke Play
- Division
- Men
Recap
Met Open: Matt Lowe takes low am honors, and runner-up finish
Lowe, winner of two Met G.A. events in 2026, closed with a 4-under 68 to finish runner-up overall and pace the three amateurs inside the top five
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Past Champions & Results
8 years on record · 2018–20252025 Champion
David Pastore
-268-73-70 (211)
Runner-upRyan McCormick · 212
2025 Results
WinnerDavid Pastore68-73-70 (211)
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About the tournament
Open to:
1. Past MGA Open Champions.
2. Male PGA Members in good standing in the Metropolitan or New Jersey sections. (A-3 members must have their principle place of residence in the MGA district.)
3. Male professionals, employed at a golf facility in the MGA District, who are enrolled in the PGA’s GPTP.
4. Male head & assistant professionals at MGA Member Clubs.
5. Male professionals who are bonafide members with full golfing privileges at MGA Member Clubs, have a residence in the MGA District and a current USGA Handicap Index of 4.0 or less at that member club.
6. Amateur members & applicants for Amateur re-instatement at MGA Member Clubs with a current USGA Handicap Index at that club of 4.0 or less.
7. Male amateur golfers, 21 & under, in the immediate family of the Head Professional, Manager, & Superintendent at MGA Member Clubs with a current USGA Handicap Index of 4.0 or less.
1. Past MGA Open Champions.
2. Male PGA Members in good standing in the Metropolitan or New Jersey sections. (A-3 members must have their principle place of residence in the MGA district.)
3. Male professionals, employed at a golf facility in the MGA District, who are enrolled in the PGA’s GPTP.
4. Male head & assistant professionals at MGA Member Clubs.
5. Male professionals who are bonafide members with full golfing privileges at MGA Member Clubs, have a residence in the MGA District and a current USGA Handicap Index of 4.0 or less at that member club.
6. Amateur members & applicants for Amateur re-instatement at MGA Member Clubs with a current USGA Handicap Index at that club of 4.0 or less.
7. Male amateur golfers, 21 & under, in the immediate family of the Head Professional, Manager, & Superintendent at MGA Member Clubs with a current USGA Handicap Index of 4.0 or less.
Tournament Facts
FormatStroke Play
CategoryMen
Holes543 rounds
How to enter
The Met Open is open to both professionals and amateurs. Amateurs must be members of MGA Member Clubs with a USGA Handicap Index of 4.0 or less. Professionals can enter through various categories including PGA membership in Metropolitan or New Jersey sections, or employment at MGA member clubs. Registration opens through Golf Genius.
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- HandicapActive USGA Handicap Index (GHIN) required to enter Verify ↗
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