Tod Pike

Tod Pike is a respected figure in the world of amateur golf, best known for his leadership as the 63rd President of the Metropolitan Golf Association (MGA), one of the oldest and most prestigious golf associations in the United States. Serving from 2015 to 2016, Pike brought a lifelong passion for the game and a deep commitment to service during his tenure, helping to strengthen the MGA’s mission of promoting and supporting amateur golf in the New York metropolitan region.

A longtime member of both Apawamis Club and The Stanwich Club, Pike played a key role in reinforcing the MGA’s core programs, including its commitment to junior golf, caddie scholarship initiatives, and competitive championships. His presidency was marked by a focus on inclusivity, community engagement, and the continued modernization of MGA’s services to its 500+ member clubs and 140,000 individual golfers.

In addition to his leadership at the MGA, Pike has been an active supporter of the MGA Foundation, the association’s charitable arm, which supports youth development and educational programming through the game of golf. His work helped expand the reach and impact of initiatives such as the GOLFWORKS student internship program and the Foundation’s junior competitions and clinics.

Professionally, Pike enjoyed a successful career in the business sector, including senior leadership roles at Samsung Electronics America. His professional acumen and passion for golf combined to make him a thoughtful and effective leader within the MGA, helping to uphold the tradition and excellence that define the organization.