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Prestwick — 1898

Vardon Pips Park

The 1898 Open was played at Prestwick. Willie Park Junior played exceptional golf on the first day with rounds of 76 and 75 to lead Harry Vardon by three strokes and J.H. Taylor by five. Vardon went out first among the leaders on the second day. He made an excellent ten yard putt from next to the dyke at ...

Prestwick — 1898 Results

pos	player	ctry	r1	r2	r3	r4	total
1	Harry VARDON	ENG	79	75	77	76	307
2	Willie PARK JR	SCO	76	75	78	79	308
3	Harold HILTON (A)	ENG	76	81	77	75	309
4	J.H. TAYLOR	ENG	78	78	77	79	312
5	Freddie TAIT (A)	GBR	81	77	75	82	315
6	David KINNELL	GBR	80	77	79	80	316
7	Willie FERNIE	SCO	79	85	77	77	318
8	John HUNTER	GBR	82	79	81	77	319
9	Thomas RENOUF	GBR	77	79	81	83	320
10	P. WYNNE	GBR	83	79	81	78	321