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The Open Championship has been at Carnoustie in the following years:

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Carnoustie — 1937

Cotton Wins for the Second Time

The 1937 Open Championship was played at Carnoustie. Ed Dudley, one of the American Ryder Cup team members playing in The Open, was the first round leader with a score of 70. Reg Whitcombe moved into the lead after the second round, holding a two shot advantage over his brother Charles and ...

Carnoustie — 1937 Results

pos	player	ctry	r1	r2	r3	r4	total
1	Henry COTTON	ENG	74	72	73	71	290
2	Reg WHITCOMBE	ENG	72	70	74	76	292
3	Charles LACEY	USA	76	75	70	72	293
4	Charles WHITCOMBE	ENG	73	71	74	76	294
5	Byron NELSON	USA	75	76	71	74	296
6	Ed DUDLEY	USA	70	74	78	75	297
7	Alf PADGHAM	ENG	72	74	76	76	298
7	William LAIDLAW	GBR	77	72	73	76	298
7	Arthur LACEY	GBR	75	73	75	75	298
10	Horton SMITH	USA	77	71	79	72	299