Michael McCoy and Robert Gerwin have won the Anderson Memorial Four-Ball Senior Division final at Winged Foot, defeating Eoghan O'Connell and Seth Sargent. McCoy and Gerwin, from Seminole Golf Club, reclaim the title after finishing as stroke-play runners-up in 2025 when they lost in a playoff to Goodwin and Peck. The duo led entering today's final and held off O'Connell and Sargent, who moved up one position but fell short in the championship match. The victory caps four days of competition on the West Course in Mamaroneck.
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4 updates · newest first- UpdateJun 8, 12:36 PM UTC
McCoy and Gerwin claim Anderson Memorial Four-Ball title at Winged Foot
- UpdateJun 8, 12:36 PM UTC
Cavaliere and Minerva Jr. win Championship Division final at Winged Foot
Christian Cavaliere and Matt Minerva Jr. have captured the Anderson Memorial Four-Ball Championship Division title at Winged Foot Golf Club. The Hudson National duo avenged last year's stroke-play playoff loss to Chestnut and Strickland, winning the 2026 final in match play format. Cavaliere and Minerva entered the finals as stroke-play runners-up in 2025, finishing one-under-par 69 but falling in the playoff. This year they completed the victory on the West Course in Mamaroneck, claiming one of amateur golf's most coveted best-ball titles in the event's Championship Division.
- UpdateJun 6, 7:38 PM UTC
Anderson Memorial Four-Ball begins Saturday at Winged Foot
Play is underway in the Saturday morning session of the Anderson Memorial Four-Ball at Winged Foot's West Course. McCoy + Gerwin lead the field, with Lehman + Rose in second and O'Connell + Sargent in third. Scores have not yet posted for the round. The senior major continues through Sunday at the historic Mamaroneck layout.
- UpdateJun 5, 6:59 PM UTC
Two-way tie remains at 4-under as halfway leaders hold through 36 holes
Goldstein + Buttacavoli and Leon + Leon remain deadlocked atop the Championship Division at 4-under par through two rounds. The co-leaders carry a one-stroke advantage over five teams bunched at 3-under: Colquitt + Lape, Larkin Jr. + Whitehead, Edgerton + Harrell, Hegarty + Loomis, and Spellerberg + Sajevic. Three teams at 2-under — Chestnut + Strickland, Day + Huntley, and Buckley + Whitman — round out the top ten heading into the weekend at Winged Foot's demanding West Course.
MAMARONECK, N.Y. — Mark Costanza and Jeronimo Esteve of Isleworth Country Club are the 2026 Anderson Memorial Four-Ball champions, closing out Hudson National's Michael Cavaliere and Michael Minerva Jr., 3 and 2, in Sunday's championship match on Winged Foot's West Course. The victory capped a grinding three-day march through one of amateur golf's most demanding match-play fields.
Costanza and Esteve earned the final with the week's hardest day's work, outlasting Capital City Club's Brown and Wyatt in a marathon semifinal that stretched to the 22nd hole — four holes beyond regulation — before reaching the championship match. There they ran into the tournament's improbable story and ended it.
The Cinderella run stops one win short
Cavaliere and Minerva Jr. had needed a playoff merely to claim the 16th and final spot in the Championship bracket, then authored the run of the week. As the lowest seed, they upset medalist Goldstein and Buttacavoli of La Gorce in the round of 16, dispatched Albers and McGhee of Mission Hills in the quarterfinals, and beat Sigler and Cassini of Atlanta Athletic, 3 and 2, in Sunday morning's semifinal to reach the final. The bid for a storybook title fell two holes short against Costanza and Esteve.
Championship match play — final results
| Round | Winner | Result | Defeated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Final | Costanza + Esteve (Isleworth) | 3 & 2 | Cavaliere + Minerva Jr. (Hudson National) |
| Semifinal | Costanza + Esteve (Isleworth) | 22 holes | Brown + Wyatt (Capital City) |
| Semifinal | Cavaliere + Minerva Jr. (Hudson National) | 3 & 2 | Sigler + Cassini (Atlanta Athletic) |
Senior Division: a new champion at Pine Valley
The Senior Division produced first-time winners in Seth Sargent and Eoghan O'Connell of Pine Valley Golf Club, who closed out a strong week to claim the 2026 title. Their path included a 5-and-4 semifinal dismissal of defending champions Goodwin and Peck of Golf Clubs at The Tribute, guaranteeing a new name on the trophy. In the other half, McCoy and Gerwin of Seminole — last year's runners-up — advanced past the host club's Staudinger and Meyer, 5 and 3, before falling in the final.
2026 champions
| Division | Champions | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Championship | Mark Costanza & Jeronimo Esteve | Isleworth Country Club |
| Senior | Seth Sargent & Eoghan O'Connell | Pine Valley Golf Club |
About the Anderson Memorial
Created in 1933 to honor Winged Foot founding member and two-time U.S. Amateur runner-up John G. Anderson, the tournament pairs 36 holes of stroke-play qualifying with three days of match play in both Championship and Senior divisions. The West Course, a 1923 A.W. Tillinghast design and five-time U.S. Open host, examines every facet of the game with its punishing rough, deep bunkers, and severely contoured greens. This year it rewarded survival over seeding: a team that took a playoff just to make the field reached the final, and the eventual champions, Costanza and Esteve, earned their crown only after surviving four extra holes in the semifinals. With invitations limited and the field drawn from premier clubs nationwide, the Anderson Memorial remains a defining event on the amateur calendar, where history, tradition, and championship golf converge each June.