Long Island PGA Championship

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The Long Island PGA Championship is a professional golf tournament played on Long Island, New York. It is sponsored by the Metropolitan section of the PGA of America. The current title of the event is the MasterCard Long Island PGA Championship.

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Long Island PGA Championship
Tournament information
LocationLong Island, New York
Established1935
Month playedMay
Current champion
Connor Costello
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History

During the first half of the tournament's history, Al Brosch had great success at the event, winning the event nine times. By the end of this period, the event was jokingly referred to as a "benefit" for Brosch as he so reliably picked up the first place cheque.[1]

In 1975, it transformed into a match play event.[2][3] The champion was exempt but otherwise the field was determined during a one-round qualifier.[4] In 1978, the local supermarket King Kullen began sponsoring the tournament. They helped provide a record $10,000 purse.[5] King Kullen became the title sponsor in 1980. The tournament has been subsequently sponsored by Union Savings Bank, TaylorMade, Cobra Golf, and Mastercard.

Winners

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Year Winner Score To par Margin of
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2024 Connor Costello 1 up Jason Caron
2023 Paul Dickinson 4 & 2 Jason Caron
2022 Matt Dubrowski 1 up Philip Cardwell
2021 Rob Corcoran 1 up Matt Dobyns [6]
2020 No tournament due to COVID-19 pandemic
2019 Scott Ford
2018 Mike Meehan 2 up Rob Corcoran [7]
2017 Anthony Aruta
2016 Anthony Aruta
2015 Scott Ford
2014 Tim Puetz
2013 Nick Beddow
2012 Darrell Kestner 4 & 3 Jamie Kilmer [8]
2011 Mark Mielke 19th hole Rick Hartmann [9]
2010 Bill Van Orman 22nd hole Bob Rittberger [10]
2009 Rick Hartmann 2 up R.J. Ziats [11]
2008 Bob Rittberger 3 & 2 Darrell Kestner [12]
2007 Ron Faria 4 & 3 Rick Hartmann [13]
2006 Mark Brown 20th hole Craig Thomas [14]
2005 Chris Case 1 up Mike Mielke [15]
2004 John Guyton 4 & 3 Mike Mielke [16]
2003 Mark Brown 4 & 3 Craig Thomas [17]
MasterCard Long Island PGA Championship
2002 Darrell Kestner 3 & 2 Jack Forster [18]
2001 Darrell Kestner 2 & 1 Mike Gilmore [19]
2000 Rick Hartmann 19th hole Michael Laudien [20]
1999 Rick Hartmann 2 & 1 Rick Meskell [21]
TaylorMade Long Island PGA Championship
1998 Rick Hartmann 2 & 1 Dave Gosiewski [22]
Cobra Long Island PGA Championship
1997 Bob Lendzion
1996 Tom McGinnis Paul Glut [23]
1995 Rick Meskell
1994 Mark Diamond 3 & 2 Gene George [24]
1993 Bruce Zabriski 1 up Ed Burke Jr. [25]
1992 Darrell Kestner 4 & 3 Carl Lohren [26]
1991 Bruce Zabriski 5 & 4 Terence Hughes [27]
Union Savings Bank Long Island PGA Championship
1990 Bruce Zabriski 8 & 7 Jon Kudysch [28]
1989 Tim Stafford 2 & 1 Dave Gosiewski [29]
1988 Mike Joyce 2 & 1 Jim Albus [30]
1987 Jon Kudysch 1 up Fred Knoebel [31]
1986 Jim Albus 2 & 1 Tom Sutter [32]
1985 Roger Ginsberg 2 & 1 Rick Vershure [33]
King Kullen Long Island PGA Championship
1984 Carl Lohren 7 & 6 Doug Steffen [34]
1983 Mike Joyce 1 up Tom Joyce [35]
1982 Mike Fetchick 1 up Mike Joyce [36]
1981 Jim Albus 5 & 3 Bob Bruno [37]
1980 Jim Andrews 3 & 2 Larry Laoretti [38]
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1979 Jay Horton 3 & 2 Roger Ginsburg [39]
1978 Jim Delich 1 up Rick Whitfield [40]
1977 Jim Delich 1 up Mal Galletta Jr. [41]
1976 Jim Albus 2 & 1 Mal Galletta Jr. [42]
1975 Jim Albus 3 & 2 Roger Ginsburg [3]
1974 Jimmy Wright 66 −4 3 strokes Harold Kolb
Larry Laoretti
Nunzio Ciampi
[43]
1973 Jimmy Wright
1972 Gene Borek 201 −15 5 strokes Ron Letellier [44][45]
1971 Ron Letellier 210 −3 2 strokes Gene Borek [46]
1970 Jimmy Wright 206 −4 1 stroke Gene Borek [47]
1969 Gene Borek 213 −3 Playoff1 Jimmy Wright [48]
1968 Jim Turnesa 216 E 4 strokes Ron Letelier [49]
1967 Jerry Pittman 207 4 strokes Mike Fetchick [50]
1966 Tom Nieporte 145 [51][52]
1965 Gene Borek 203 −7 2 strokes Frank Cardi [53]
1964 Mike Fetchick 208 −5 9 strokes Dick Stranahan [54]
1963 Mike Fetchick
1962 Tom Nieporte 215 +2 2 strokes Ray Hayden [55]
1961 Joe Moresco
1960 Al Brosch 216 +6 1 stroke Shelley Mayfield [1]
1959 Al Brosch 137 −5 3 strokes Tom Strafaci [56]
1958 Buck Luce 145 1 stroke Shelley Mayfield [57]
1957 Don Brown 143 +3 Playoff2 Shelley Mayfield [58]
1956 Gil Cavanaugh 140 −2 2 stokes Shelley Mayfield [59]
1955 Jay Hebert 140 E 1 stroke Fred Gronauer [60]
1954 Jack Mallon 143 +1 1 stroke Steve Doctor, Henry Castillo [61][62]
1953 Jack Mallon 141 −1 1 stroke Fred Gronauer [63]
1952 Fred Gronauer 141 −1 6 strokes Pete Burke [64][65]
1951 Al Brosch 142 3 strokes Jack Mallon [66]
1950 Al Brosch 139 −3 3 strokes Len Peters [67]
1949 Al Brosch 135 4 strokes Gus Norwich [68]
1948 Pat Cici 149 +5 Playoff3 Jack Mallon [69][70]
1947 Al Brosch
1946 No tournament
1945 Pat Cici 149 1 stroke Jack Mallon [71]
1944 Ernie Catropa 137 −5 11 strokes Pat Cici [72][73]
1943 Wiffy Cox 148 +4 2 strokes Willie Klein [74]
1942 Al Brosch 136 −6 6 strokes Tony Longo [75]
1941 Jimmy Hines 147 Playoff4 Willie Klein [76][77][78]
1940 Al Brosch 2 & 1 Joe Turnesa [79]
1939 Al Brosch 1 up Jimmy Hines [80]
1938 Tony Longo 2 & 1 Henry Ciuci [81]
1937 Jimmy Hines
1936 Walter Scheiber 142 E 2 strokes Willie Klein [82][83]
1935 Charles Lacey
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1 Borek defeated Wright on the first sudden-death playoff hole with a par
2 Brown (71) defeated Mayfield (73) in an 18-hole playoff
3 Cici (74) defeated Mallon (75) in an 18-hole playoff
4 Hines (73) and Klein (73) defeated Catropa (79) in the first 18-hole playoff. Hines defeated Klein in the second playoff

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