SCARBOROUGH, N.Y. (August 25, 2011)– The final day of the 96th Met Open Championship sponsored by MetLife was a story of conquering 
adversity. Mother Nature threw a curveball, bringing lightning and occasionally heavy rains that resulted in a nearly three-hour suspension of play.
SCARBOROUGH, N.Y. (August 24, 2011) – It was moving day at the 96th Met Open Championship sponsored by MetLife, and it lived up to its name on another picture-perfect day at Sleepy Hollow Country Club. The stage is now set for an entertaining final round of the 54-hole, stroke play championship, as 63 players survived the 36-hole cut, which came at 8-over-par 148.
Moving day at the Met Open has lived up to its name on day two of the 96th edition of the Met Area’s most prestigious championship sponsored by MetLife. After the morning wave of tee times, the action included lowest round of the tournament and a shift at the top of the leaderboard.
SCARBOROUGH, N.Y. (August 23, 2011) – With a stacked field full of talent, the first round of the 96th Met Open Championship sponsored by MetLife is in the books at Sleepy Hollow Country Club. Forty-year-old professional David Schuster of Haverstraw shot an opening-round, four-under-par 66 to lead the field of 144 in the Met Area’s premier event for professionals and amateurs, boasting a $150,000 purse.
By Billy Condon
Flash back to the summer of 2007. Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Scarborough, N.Y., is named the host site for the 2011 Met Open, and 10-year-old Cameron Young tells his father, David, that it is his goal to qualify and play in the championship. It’s a pretty curious statement for an elementary school student to make, but what makes the story less curious is that Cameron’s father is the head professional at the historic club that overlooks the Hudson.
St. John's alumnus Keegan Bradley won the 93rd PGA Championship in his first attempt at a major title. In this article on the St. John's Red Storm site, Keegans' former teammates, coaches and friends weigh in on what this victory means to the program, Met Area golf, and Keegans' successful rookie season on the PGA tour.