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Hoylake — 1930

Jones Wins the Second Leg of His Grand Slam

In 1930, the American, Bobby Jones, became the second player to win the Amateur and The Open in the same year. John Ball Junior had achieved the same feat in 1890. Jones went on to win the American Amateur and Open Championships, becoming the first and only player to win “the Grand ...

Hoylake — 1930 Results

pos	player	ctry	r1	r2	r3	r4	total
1	Bobby JONES (A)	USA	70	72	74	75	291
2	Macdonald SMITH	USA	70	77	75	71	293
2	Leo DIEGEL	USA	74	73	71	75	293
4	Horton SMITH	USA	72	73	78	73	296
4	Fred ROBSON	GBR	71	72	78	75	296
6	Archie COMPSTON	GBR	74	73	68	82	297
6	Jim BARNES	USA	71	77	72	77	297
8	Henry COTTON	ENG	70	79	77	73	299
9	A. BOYER	FRA	73	77	70	80	300
9	Thomas BARBER	GBR	75	76	72	77	300