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Hoylake — 1936

Padgham Rallies to Win at Hoylake

The 1936 Open Championship was played at Hoylake. After two rounds, W.J. Cox and Jimmy Adams shared the lead on 144. There were five players tied on 145, including Alf Padgham, Henry Cotton and the Frenchman, Marcel Dallemagne. Adams and Cotton shared the lead after the third round with a...

Hoylake — 1936 Results

pos	player	ctry	r1	r2	r3	r4	total
1	Alf PADGHAM	ENG	73	72	71	71	287
2	Jimmy ADAMS	GBR	71	73	71	73	288
3	Marcel DALLEMAGNE	FRA	73	72	75	69	289
3	Henry COTTON	ENG	73	72	70	74	289
5	Tom GREEN	GBR	74	72	70	75	291
5	Gene SARAZEN	USA	73	75	70	73	291
5	Percy ALLISS	GBR	74	72	74	71	291
8	Arthur LACEY	GBR	76	74	72	72	294
8	Reg WHITCOMBE	ENG	72	77	71	74	294
8	Bobby LOCKE (A)	RSA	75	73	72	74	294