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Hoylake — 1907

The First Overseas Winner of The Open Championship

The 1907 Open took place at Hoylake. Arnaud Massy and Walter Toogood were the first round leaders with 76 each in terrible weather. At the end of 36 holes, Massy held a one stroke lead over J.H. Taylor and Tom Ball. Tom Williamson and George Pulford were two behind...

Hoylake — 1907 Results

pos	player	ctry	r1	r2	r3	r4	total
1	Arnaud MASSY	FRA	76	81	78	77	312
2	J.H. TAYLOR	ENG	79	79	76	80	314
3	Tom VARDON	ENG	81	81	80	75	317
3	George PULFORD	GBR	81	78	80	78	317
5	James BRAID	SCO	82	85	75	76	318
5	Ted RAY	ENG	83	80	79	76	318
7	Tom WILLIAMSON	GBR	82	77	82	78	319
7	George DUNCAN	SCO	83	78	81	77	319
7	Harry VARDON	ENG	84	81	74	80	319
10	Tom BALL	GBR	80	78	81	81	320