Mike Gilmore (2000) – Mountain Ridge

Before the final round began, there were nine players within two strokes of the lead. But as the day progressed, two emerged as contenders late into the day.  The 15th hole proved pivotal for Michael Gilmore, who took the lead with a birdie while his closest competitor, Jerry Courville Jr., bogied.  Courville, who was attempting to emulate his father’s feat of winning the Met Open as an amateur, fell one stroke short.