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Eligibility The competition is open to amateur golfers who are members of an MGA member club. A person who does not reside in the MGA territory, and who is not a full-time student or employed in the MGA territory, cannot join an MGA member club for the purpose of entering an MGA event. All entrants must have a current USGA Handicap Index not to exceed 5.0 under the Men’s USGA Handicap System. All entrants are subject to the MGA Rules and Regulations.

Entry Fee Entry Deadline $130 5 p.m., Friday, May 10, 2013

Format of Play 54-hole, stroke-play championship. Field cut to low 40 & ties after 18 holes. In the event of a tie after 54 holes, the champion will be determined by a three- hole aggregate playoff, followed by sudden death if necessary.

Team Championship A. The 2013 Ike team champions will be the two individuals representing the same club who have the lowest 54-hole combined total score. B. In the event that no club has two or more individuals who survive the 18- hole cut, the team champions will be the two individuals from the same club who have the lowest combined 18-hole total. C. MGA member clubs do not need to designate a team and are not limited to the number of individuals who may enter the championship.

Qualifying Sites and Dates Monday, May 20, Bonnie Briar CC, Larchmont, N.Y. Monday, May 20, Southampton CC, Southampton, N.Y. Wednesday, May 22, Rockland CC, Sparkill, N.Y. Thursday, May 23, St. George’s G&CC, East Setauket, N.Y. THE IKE CHAMPIONSHIP Tuesday, May 28, Trump National GC - Colts Neck, Colts Neck, N.J. ______• ______WYKAGYL COUNTRY CLUB New Rochelle N.Y. June 24 & 25, 2013 IKE CHAMPIONSHIP www.mgagolf.org 39

Exempt Categories About Wykagyl Country Club (If otherwise eligible) 1. Individual Ike, Met Amateur, and Met Open champions from the last five years 2. USGA champions and members of the team from the last 10 years 2a. USGA champions of the 2012 USGA Men’s State Team and Low Individual Scorer in the championship. 3. Individual Ike and Met Amateur champions prior to 1986 4. Top 10 individual finishers in the 2012 Ike 5. 2012 Met Amateur Quarterfinalists 6. 2012 Ike team champions 7. Current champions of the NJSGA, WGA, NYC, CSGA & LIGA Amateur Championships as of June 24, 2013 8. 2012 MGA Public Links, Mid-Amateur, Junior & Carter Cup champions 9. 2013 MGA Senior Amateur champion 10. Low amateur in the 2012 Met Open, and 2012 NYSGA Amateur champion 11. The 2012 MGA Player of the Year Honor Roll ounded in 1898 as the Pelham Country Club, Wykagyl Country Club moved to its present site in New Rochelle, N.Y., in 1904, and has undergone several changes 12. Five leaders (minimum 75 points) on the 2013 MGA Player of the Year list to grow into the prestigious club that it is today. The original course was designed as of May 19, 2013 F by Lawrence Van Etten, a long-time club member, and was ready for play in 1905. It 13. A representative team (two players) from the Championship host club was known for its use of the property’s many hills, and featured a long par-five finish - ing hole that called “one of the greatest holes I have ever tackled.” There was no significant change until after World War I when Donald Ross, along with A.W. Tillinghast, revised the front nine, which was ready for play for the 1920 season. About a decade later, the club engaged A.W. Tillinghast to carry out a significant revision of both nines, which was completed in 1931. The course remained the same until 1994 when Arthur Hills supervised a makeover of the entire course. Most recently, in 2005 Wykagyl commissioned Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw for a renovation project, including new tees, the addition of about 30 new bunkers, expanded greens and additional changes to many of the fairways. The course, always known for its Founded: variety and memorable topography, retains its essential character 1898 while also challenging the best players of the day. Course Opened: Due to the strength of its course and its convenient location in 1905 Architects: a -rich pocket of Westchester County, Wykagyl has received Lawrence Van Etten attention on the national level and has been a host of numerous Donald Ross championships. The LPGA Tour had a presence at Wykagyl starting A.W. Tillinghast in 1976 and continuing through the prestigious Big Apple Classic, which evolved into the Sybase Classic (2001-’06). The MGA has Championship Tees: held two Met Opens and two Met Amateurs at the club, the most Par: 72 recent in 2007 won by Greg Rohlf. A former Wykagyl member, Yardage: 6,702 Course Rating: 72.6 The Ike Championship boasts one of Rohlf also won the 1998 Ike Championship at the club, which the MGA’s most coveted trophies. hosts the Ike for a seventh time this year. Slope: 137 IKE CHAMPIONSHIP www.mgagolf.org 41

57th Ike Championship Final Results

Atlantic Golf Club, Bridgehampton, N.Y. Finish Player Club Score June 26 & 27, 2012 1 Cameron Wilson Shorehaven 74-65-69―208 T2 Max Buckley Westchester 76-69-72―217 Joseph Saladino Huntington 73-71-73―217 4 Mike Miller Knollwood 73-74-73―220 After just returning home from playing in the 2012 U.S. Open, 19-year-old 5 Sam Bernstein Century 73-74-75―222 Cameron Wilson of Shorehaven took the lead and ran with it during the second T6 Mike Stamberger Spring Lake 75-74-74―223 and third rounds of the 2012 Ike at Altantic. With his 9-stroke victory, Wilson Pat Wilson Panther Valley 74-75-74―223 8 Ryan McCormick Suburban 73-78-73―224 broke the MGA’s 40-year-old record for the largest margin of victory, and his 9 Brandon Dalinka The Ridge 78-76-71―225 third round score of 7-under 65 broke the record for lowest second round score 10 Tommy McDonagh Shorehaven 79-75-73―227 and the competitive course record for Atlantic, earning the 2009 MGA Player of T11 Hans Albertsson Hudson Hills 78-76-75―229 the Year more space in MGA record books. Xander McDonald-Smith Marine Park 76-76-77―229 After an extreme rain storm pushed the competition back one day, the startin g Ned Zachar GlenArbor 74-77-78―229 Bryan Pendrick Nassau CC 75-74-80―229 field of 122 players played through high winds on the East End course, with 41 T15 Dylan Crowley Glen Cove 77-82-71―230 golfers surviving the first-round cut. Wilson finished his first round one stroke Jay Blumenfeld Mountain Ridge 79-71-80―230 off of the lead, but ran away 17 Hal Berman Middle Bay 74-78-79―231 from the field during the 18 Michael J Karger Century 78-75-79―232 19 Mark Reilly Peninsula 78-78-77―233 36-hole finale. Two-time T20 Luke Edelman North Jersey 78-83-74―235 MGA Player of the Year Joe Brandon Davis Bayonne 78-77-80―235 Saladino of Huntington, T22 Will Bernstein Century 78-79-79―236 who played with Wilson in Charlie Edler Rumson 73-80-83―236 T24 Mark Henderson Saint Andrew's 78-82-77―237 the final round, had to settle Dan O'Callaghan Bedford 79-75-83―237 for his second consecutive T26 Aaron Klimchuk MGA eClub - West/Fairfield 79-82-77―238 Ike runner-up finish with a Ian Palfrey Siwanoy 76-76-86―238 total of one-over-par 217, 28 Gregg Angelillo Baltusrol 75-85-79―239 along with Max Buckley of T29 Jacob Stockl MGA eClub - New Jersey 79-80-81―240 Dan Levinson Bayonne 74-85-81―240 Westchester. T31 Tom Trakoval Port Jefferson 79-81-82―242 Dave Segot Nassau Players 78-78-86―242 33 Dennis Lynch Nassau Players 78-82-83―243 34 Doug Walters Rolling Green 78-84-82―244 35 Patrick Pierson Minisceongo 78-83-85―246 T36 Jonathan Renza Mohansic 79-81-87―247 Final Summary: John Crowley Round Hill 78-81-88―247 38 Jay Sessa Cherry Valley 78-84-89―251 Starters: 122 39 Brian Hale Plainfield - West 9 77-85-91―253 Cut Score: 79 O'Donnell Lee MGA eClub - Long Island 79 -- -- ―WD Survivors: 41

2012 champion Cameron Wilson Leaders: First round: Sam Bernstein, Charlie Edler, Ryan McCormick, Mike Miller, Joe Saladino (73) Second round: Cameron Wilson (139) IKE CHAMPIONSHIP www.mgagolf.org 43 History of The Ike Championship Past Champions The Ike Championship was founded in 1953 by Daily News sportswriter Dana Year Champion Score Runner-up Score Site Mozley and nurtured through the years by Mozley and former MGA President 1953 George Berggren 150# Jimmy Manzone 151 Bethpage (Black) George Sands. Although always immensely popular, the event suffered during the Bob Wilke (Private) 143# Willie Turnesa 146 Tamarack late 1970s and early 1980s after the Daily News dropped its sponsorship. In 1986, 1954 Thomas Goodwin 141 Roy Faber 142 Tamarack the MGA purchased the rights to the Ike. With the MGA’s involvement, the event 1955 Bob Kuntz 288 Frank Strafaci 290 Tamarack-Whippoorwill regained its stature and became the area’s premier stroke-play amateur event. The 1956 Thomas Goodwin 289 Frank Strafaci 291 Tamarack-Whippoorwill Ike today attracts more entries than any other MGA championship for individuals. 1957 Willie Turnesa 280 Pete Arend 288 Tamarack-Whippoorwill Despite a long list of outstanding champions — including Thomas Goodwin, 1958 Willie Turnesa 291 Joe Kryla Jr. 293 Tamarack-Whippoorwill , Willie Turnesa, George Burns III, George Zahringer III, and Jeff 1959 Paul Kelly 289 Robert Gardner 292 Tamarack-Whippoorwill Thomas — the Ike always will be synonymous with the name Courville. The late 1960 Robert Gardner 286 Jerry Courville Sr. 289 Tamarack-Whippoorwill Jerry Courville Sr. dominated the event in the 1960s, winning a record six titles 1961 Jerry Courville Sr. 280 Clem Miner Jr. N/A Tamarack-Whippoorwill between 1961 and 1970, while son Jerry Jr. grabbed the baton with back-to-back 1962 Robert Gardner 281 Roger Ginsberg 287 Tamarack-Whippoorwill victories in 1990 and 1991, and again in 1997. The duo also combined to win three 1963 Robert Gardner 290 Dick Siderowf 291 Winged Foot (West) Ike team championships for Shorehaven Golf Club. Zahringer III holds five Ike 1964 Jerry Courville Sr. 290 Mike Mattwell 297 Winged Foot (West) titles. Gardner and Jonas Saxton are tied with Courville Jr. with three titles. 1965 Jerry Courville Sr. 216* Denny Lyons 216 Wykagyl 1966 James E. Fisher 211* Dick Siderowf 211 Wykagyl 1967 Jerry Courville Sr. 210 Denny Lyons 213 Wykagyl 1968 Denny Lyons 213 Russ Helwig 216 Wykagyl 1969 Jerry Courville Sr. 211 Bob Housen 218 Bonnie Briar 1970 Jerry Courville Sr. 211 John Gentile Jr. 212 Bonnie Briar 1971 Gene Francis 218 Pete Bostwick Jr. 221 Wheatley Hills Jerry Courville Jr. and Sr.’s names are scattered all over the Ike record books. 1972 John Ruby 206 Jerry Courville Sr. 214 Forest Hill 1973 Mike Ford 218 Kevin Morris 220 Knollwood 1974 George Burns III 214 Pete Bostwick Jr. 220 Wheatley Hills 1975 Chet Sanok 221* Jay Blumenfeld 221 Upper Montclair George Haines 1976 Bob Housen 215 John Parsons 217 Wykagyl 1977 Mike Giacini 147* Mike Mattwell 147 North Hills 1978 Jimmy Dee 216 Bob Housen 221 Upper Montclair 1979-80 No Competitions 1981 Jonas Saxton 215 Jerry Courville Jr. 219 North Hills 1982 Mike Diffley 218 George Zahringer III 219 North Hills 1983 Jonas Saxton 221 Mark Diamond 222 North Hills 1984 Jonas Saxton 213* Jeff Thomas 213 North Hills 1985 No Competition 1986 John Baldwin 212 George Zahringer III 216 Tuxedo 1987 Mike Kavka 215 Jim McGovern 220 Essex County 1988 Robert Byrnes 218 Ralph Howe III 219 Garden City GC George Zahringer III 1989 George Zahringer III 218 Jon Doppelt 223 Stanwich Allan Small 1998 champion Greg Rohlf won at Wykagyl. #Tournament had a private club and public course champion. * Winner decided by playoff IKE CHAMPIONSHIP www.mgagolf.org 45

Year Champion Score Runner-up Score Site Ike Team Champions 1990 Jerry Courville Jr. 220 Jeff Thomas 222 Upper Montclair John Baldwin Year Team Champions Score Site Bob Housen 1954 Wykagyl Howard Miller III & Walter Peek Jr. 291 Tamarack 1991 Jerry Courville Jr. 214* Jeff Thomas 214 Old Westbury 1955 Pine Hollow Dave Lapkin & Joe Scarp 303* Tamarack-Whippoorwill 1992 Michael Muehr 206 George Zahringer III 210 Shorehaven 1956 Knollwood Willie Turnesa & Frank Malara Jr. 292 Tamarack-Whippoorwill 1993 George Zahringer III 213 Tom Hamilton 215 Preakness Hills 1994 Edward Gibstein 216 Jerry Courville Jr. 221 Bethpage (Black) 1957 Knollwood Willie Turnesa & Frank Malara Jr. 285 Tamarack-Whippoorwill 1995 Jeff Putman 224 Todd Kozlowski 225 Winged Foot (East) 1958 Knollwood Willie Turnesa & Fred Fiore 295 Tamarack-Whippoorwill Alberto Valenzuela 1959 Sleepy Hollow Paul Kelly & Dave Mance 292* Tamarack-Whippoorwill Jerry Courville Jr. 1960 Shorehaven Jerry Courville Sr. & Mike Vitti 292 Tamarack-Whippoorwill 1996 Jeff Thomas 220 Edward Gibstein 221 Metedeconk National 1961 Mill River Ben Costello & Al Compo 290 Tamarack-Whippoorwill 1997 Jerry Courville Jr. 207 J.J. Henry 214 Meadow Brook 1998 Greg Rohlf 211 Michael Deo 215 Wykagyl 1962 Montclair Robert Gardner & Ken Gordon 291 Tamarack-Whippoorwill D.J. Lewin 1963 Montclair Robert Gardner & Ken Gordon 301 Winged Foot (West) Jeff Putman 1964 Rockleigh Walt Zembriski & Jeff Spangler 307 Winged Foot (West) 1999 Ken Macdonald 216 Jeff Thomas 217 Hollywood 1965 Twin Brooks Ron Goldburg & Joe Spizzo 299 Wykagyl 2000 Ken Macdonald 208 Marc Turnesa 209 Nassau 2001 George Zahringer III 213 Andrew Svoboda 215 Fairview 1966 Forest Hill Tom Berberian & Jerry Lepre 296 Wykagyl 2002 Johnson Wagner 203 Allan Small 211 Montclair 1967 Port Jervis Rick Spears & Fred Woerner 288 Wykagyl 2003 Brad Tilley 214 Jerry Courville Jr. 216 Meadow Brook 1968 Winged Foot Jim Maver & Billy Harmon 290 Wykagyl 2004 George Zahringer III 207 Andrew Svoboda 214 Quaker Ridge 1969 Upper Montclair Chet Sanok & Vince Cassel 299 Bonnie Briar 2005 Andrew Giuliani 220* Michael Stamberger 220 Plainfield 1970 Sterling Farms Greg Powers & John Gentile Jr. 284 Bonnie Briar 2006 Roger Hoit 218 Andrew Giuliani 220 Fresh Meadow Joe Saladino 1971 Meadow Brook Pete Bostwick Jr. & Jim Bostwick 293 Wheatley Hills 2007 George Zahringer III 219 Andreas Huber 223 Fenway 1972 Rutgers Dave Muraskin & Bruce Young 292 Forest Hill 2008 Kevin Foley 207 Morgan Hoffmann 208 Mountain Ridge 1973 Playboy Chet Sanok & Fred Massimi Jr. 296 Knollwood 2009 Michael Ballo Jr. 207 Chris DeForest 209 Nassau 1974 Silver Lake Bill Britton & Bob Senese 297* Wheatley Hills 2010 Michael Ballo Jr. 208 Brian Komline 211 Metropolis 1975 Upper Montclair Chet Sanok & Dave Sanok 286 Upper Montclair 2011 Tommy McDonagh 211* Joe Saladino 211 Somerset Hills 1976 Century John Dreyfus & Jon Benson 143 Wykagyl 2012 Cameron Wilson 208 Max Buckley 217 Atlantic 1977 Pascack Valley Bill Messina Jr. & Jim Craffey Jr. 152* North Hills Joe Saladino 1978 Newtown Ken Green & John Parsons 145 Upper Montclair * Winner decided by playoff 1979-80 No Competitions 1981 Shorehaven Jerry Courville Sr. & Jerry Jr. 297 North Hills 1982 Meadow Brook Peter Van Ingen & John Baldwin 295 North Hills John Baldwin 1983 Shorehaven Jerry Courville Sr. & Jerry Jr. 300 North Hills (far left ) won in 1986, the Ike’s 1984 North Hills Gene Holmes & Tom McQuilling 295 North Hills debut as an 1985 No Competition MGA event. 1986 Winged Foot Anders Johncke & Claes Johncke 148 Tuxedo Kevin Foley 1987 Plainfield West Mike Kavka & Jeff Thomas 146 Essex County (left ) won his 1988 Plainfield West Mike Kavka & Jeff Thomas 149 Garden City GC first MGA championship 1989 Stanwich Tom Yellin & George Zahringer III 448 Stanwich at the 2008 Ike. 1990 Shorehaven Jerry Courville Jr. & Jack Curran 443 Upper Montclair IKE CHAMPIONSHIP www.mgagolf.org 47

Year Team Champions Score Site 1991 Plainfield West Duke Delcher & Jeff Thomas 434 Old Westbury Ike Championship Records 1992 Stanwich John Kiernan Jr. & George Zahringer III 430 Shorehaven AGE 67 — George Zahringer III, 2001 1993 Shorehaven Jerry Courville Sr. & Jerry Jr. 442 Preakness Hills Oldest Winner Lowest Third Round (72-Hole 1994 Nassau Players Sean Hartman & Matt Esposito 448 Bethpage (Black) Tournament) 56 years, 2 months — Chet Sanok, 1975 1995 Sterling Farms Ken Dardis & Joe Polizzano 475 Winged Foot (East) 67 — Bobby Kuntz, 1955 Youngest Winner 1996 Plainfield West Jeff Thomas & Robert Godfrey 449 Metedeconk National Lowest Final Round (72-Hole 1997 Nassau Players John Lewis Jr. & Malcolm Smith 449 Meadow Brook 19 years, 5 months — Andrew Giuliani, Tournament) 2005 1998 Wykagyl Greg Rohlf & Chuck Del Priore 438 Wykagyl 69 — Jim Iverson, 1959 1999 Winged Foot Joe Sommers & Andrew Svoboda 454 Hollywood 19 years, 6 months — Cameron Wilson, 2012 69 — Jerry Courville Sr., 1964 2000 Winged Foot Jim Graham & Andrew Svoboda 435 Nassau Lowest 36-Hole Score 2001 Deepdale Peter Van Ingen & George Zahringer III 440 Fairview SCORING 133 — John Ruby, 1972 2002 Shorehaven Jerry Courville Jr. & John Bauman 438 Montclair Lowest Score, 18 Holes 136 — Jeff Thomas, 1991 2003 Shorehaven Jerry Courville Jr. & John Bauman 437 Meadow Brook 65 — George Zahringer III, 1993 2004 Deepdale George Zahringer III & Peter Van Ingen 434 Quaker Ridge 136 — Morgan Hoffmann, 2008 65 — Johnson Wagner, 2002 2005 Plainfield Michael Stamberger & Brett Rosely 445 Plainfield 137 — Denny Lyons, 1967 65 — Kevin Foley, 2008 2006 Montclair Michael Deo & Gregg Angelillo 452 Fresh Meadow 137 — Michael Muehr, 1992 65 — Cameron Wilson, 2012 2007 Fenway David Weisfeld & Jason Monroe 310 Fenway 137 — Kevin Foley, 2008 2008 Huntington Joe Saladino & David Boccia 436 Mountain Ridge Lowest First Round Lowest Winning Total (54-Hole 2009 Neshanic Valley Kevin Foley & Max Bichsel 442 Nassau 65 — George Zahringer III, 1993 Tournament) 2010 Dellwood Chris Scialo & Stephen Scialo 438 Metropolis 65 — Kevin Foley, 2008 203 — Johnson Wagner, 2002 2011 Shorehaven Tommy McDonagh & Cameron Wilson 424 Somerset Hills 66 — Frank O’Brien, 1968 206 — John Ruby, 1972 2012 Shorehaven Tommy McDonagh & Cameron Wilson 435 Atlantic 66 — John Ruby, 1972 * Winner determined in playoff 206 — Michael Muehr, 1992 66 — John Dreyfuss, 1976 Lowest 54-Hole Score (72-Hole 66 — George Zahringer III, 2000 Tournament) 66 — Pat Wilson, 2011 207 — Willie Turnesa, 1957 Lowest Second Round Lowest Winning Total (72-Hole Tournament) 65 — Cameron Wilson, 2012 280 — Willie Turnesa, 1957 66 — Johnson Wagner, 2002 280 — Jerry Courville Sr., 1961 66 — Jerry Courville Jr., 2002 281 — Robert Gardner, 1962 66 — Chris DeForest, 2009 Largest Margin of Victory 66 — Roger Hoit, 2009 (54-Hole Tournament) 66 — Joe Saladino, 2011 9 strokes — Cameron Wilson, 2012 Lowest Final Round (54-Hole 8 strokes — John Ruby, 1972 Tournament) 8 strokes — Johnson Wagner, 2002 65 — Johnson Wagner, 2002 7 strokes — Jerry Courville Jr., 1997 66 — Michael Ballo Jr., 2009 Largest Margin of Victory 67 — Chet Sanok, 1970 (72-Hole Tournament) 67 — Greg Rohlf, 1998 Joe Saladino (left) and Max Buckley (center) with Director of Rules and Competitions 8 strokes — Willie Turnesa, 1957 Brian Mahoney (right) tied for second place in 2012. IKE CHAMPIONSHIP www.mgagolf.org 49

7 strokes — Jerry Courville Sr., 1964 3 — Robert Gardner (1960, 1962, 1963) 1990, 1993, 2002, 2003, 2011, Paul Kelly Largest Lead After 18 Holes 3 — Jonas Saxton (1981, 1983, 1984) 2012) Robert Gardner 5 strokes — George Zahringer III, 1993 3 — Jerry Courville Jr. (1990, 1991, 4 — Plainfield West (1987, 1988, 1991, Jerry Courville Sr. 1996) 4 strokes — John Ruby, 1972 1997) James E. Fisher Most Runner-Up Finishes 4 — Winged Foot (1968, 1986, 1999, 4 strokes — Scott Hawkins, 1987 2000) George Burns III Largest Lead After 36 Holes 4 — Jerry Courville Jr. (1981, 1994, George Zahringer III 1995, 2003) Most Ike Team Wins By Player 10 strokes — John Ruby, 1972 John Baldwin 4 — Jeff Thomas (1984, 1990, 1991, 1999) 6 — Jerry Courville Jr. 8 strokes — Jeff Thomas, 1991 (1981, 1983, 1990, 1993, 2002, Michael Muehr 4 — George Zahringer III 2003) 7 strokes — Dick Siderowf, 1963 (1982, 1986, 1988, 1992) Jerry Courville Jr. 4 — Jerry Courville Sr. Largest Lead After 54 Holes Second Place to First Place in (1960, 1981, 1983, 1993) Jeff Putman (72-Hole Tournament) Consecutive Years 4 — Jeff Thomas (1987, 1988, 1991, Greg Rohlf 11 strokes — Willie Turnesa, 1957 Robert Gardner — 1959-1960 1996) Johnson Wagner Largest Comeback By Winner Jerry Courville Sr. — 1960-1961 4 — George Zahringer III Tommy McDonagh Over Final 18 Holes (1989, 1992, 2001, 2004) Denny Lyons — 1967-1968 Winners of Ike and Met Open 8 strokes — Jerry Courville Jr., 1991 George Zahringer III — 1992-1993 MISCELLANEOUS in Same Calendar Year 7 strokes — Robert Byrnes, 1988 Joe Saladino — 2011-2012 Winners of Ike and Met Amateur Jerry Courville Sr. — 1967 6 strokes — George Zahringer III, 2001 Home Course Winners in Same Calendar Year Johnson Wagner — 2002 5 strokes — Greg Rohlf, 1998 James E. Fisher — Wykagyl, 1966 Robert Kuntz — 1955 Winners of Ike and Met Open, Career 5 strokes — Ken Macdonald, 1999 Gene Francis — Wheatley Hills, 1971 Thomas Goodwin — 1956 Jerry Courville Sr. 5 strokes — Mike Ballo Jr., 2009 Chet Sanok — Upper Montclair, 1975 Paul Kelly — 1959 Chet Sanok Highest Last Round By Winner George Zahringer III — Stanwich, 1989 Robert Gardner — 1960, 1962, 1963 George Zahringer III 77 — Jerry Courville Jr., 1990 Greg Rohlf — Wykagyl, 1998 James E. Fisher — 1966 Mike Diffley 77 — Jeff Thomas, 1996 Most Ike Team Wins Michael Muehr — 1992 Johnson Wagner 76 — Chet Sanok, 1975 3 — Jerry Courville Sr./Courville Jr. Jerry Courville Jr. — 1997 Winners of Ike and New York State 76 — Bob Housen, 1976 (1981, 1983, 1993) Johnson Wagner — 2002 Amateur in the Same Calendar Year Highest Winning Total (54 Holes) 2 — Willie Turnesa/Frank Malara Jr. Winners of Ike and Met Amateur, George Burns III — 1974 224 — Jeff Putman, 1995, Winged Foot (1956, 1957) Career Most Times as Host Club (East) 2 — Robert Gardner/Ken Gordon Robert Kuntz 9 — Tamarack (1954, 1955-1962) (1962, 1963) Highest Winning Total (72 Holes) Willie Turnesa 8 — Whippoorwill (1955-1962)* 2 — Mike Kavka/Jeff Thomas (1987, 291 – Willie Turnesa, 1958, Thomas Goodwin * Co-hosted with Tamarack Tamarack/Whippoorwill 1988) CHAMPIONS 2 — George Zahringer III/Peter Van Ingen (2001, 2004) Future Sites Most Wins 2 — Jerry Courville Jr./John Baumann 6 — Jerry Courville Sr. (1961, 1964, (2002, 2003) 2014 — Montclair Golf Club 1965, 1967, 1969, 1970) West Orange, N.J. Most Ike Team Wins By Club June 23 & 24 5 — George Zahringer III (1989, 1993, 9 — Shorehaven (1960, 1981, 1983, 2001, 2004, 2007) 2015 — Friar’s Head Riverhead, N.Y. June 29 & 30