THE EVENT
Julie and Eric Feltman Memorial Pro-Am
Join us for a memorable day on the course: great competition, on-course contests, and the chance to make a meaningful impact.
DATE
Tuesday, July 21, 2026
VENUE
Meadow Brook Club, Jericho, NY
FORMAT
Amateur & Pro-Am flights, AM & PM
Morning Flight
6:30 AM Check-in & Breakfast
8:00 AM Shotgun Start
12:30 PM Lunch
6:00 PM Cocktails, Buffet, Presentation & Awards
Afternoon Flight
11:00 AM Check-in & Lunch
1:00 PM Shotgun Start
6:00 PM Cocktails, Buffet, Presentation & Awards
THE VENUE
Meadow Brook Club
Founded in 1881 in Westbury, New York, the Meadow Brook Hunt Club had long been recognized as one of the region's most historic sporting institutions. Originally centered around the celebrated Meadow Brook Hounds and the traditions of foxhunting that defined Long Island's Gold Coast era, the club later embraced the emerging game of golf.
In 1894 the club established its first nine-hole golf course, was admitted as the 37th member of the United States Golf Association, and in 1897 became a charter member of the Metropolitan Golf Association.
Seeking a modern championship layout, the club commissioned L. S. “Dick” Wilson to design a new course at its Jericho location. Ground was broken in 1953; the course opened in 1955 and was renamed the Meadow Brook Club.
IN HONOR OF
The Mal Galletta, Jr. Award
The Mal Galletta, Jr. Award is presented annually to the winner of the Professional Flight of the Julie and Eric Feltman Memorial Foundation Pro-Am Golf Tournament.
Mal Galletta, Jr. was a PGA professional and a dear friend of Julie and Eric Feltman. He began his career at Douglaston Golf Club, became the first Golf Professional at Tam O'Shanter Golf Club, and served as Head Golf Professional at Glen Cove Golf Club from 1971 until 1998.
He won the New York State Open, the Metropolitan PGA Championship and the Long Island Open three times, set the course record at Bethpage Black in 1972, and was named Metropolitan PGA Player of the Year in 1979. He was inducted into the PGA Metropolitan Section Hall of Fame in 2025.
PAST WINNERS
- 2021 - Mark Brown
- 2022 - Matt Dobyns
- 2023 - Mike Meehan
- 2024 - Tyler Fieser
- 2025 - Bill Van Orman
Previous event highlights
SIX YEARS OF FRIENDS ON THE COURSE
