The Badminton Magazine 1900-02: Vol 10 Iss 55 (1900)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 83
72, 77, 75—that is to say, an average of exactly 74 for the six rounds. What sort of play this means will be clear if we note the fact that, of the thirty-eight professionals, each of whom played two rounds on the first day, not one, save Vardon himself, touched 74—yet the field included every One… … Photo by\ CROWD AT THE HIGH HOLE (Major How with 153) he defeated Herd by two, but fell before Braid in the final ; the Scotsman winning after a stubborn fight by two holes. The position was reversed a little later on at Porthcawl, where Vardon, Braid, Taylor and Herd finished in the order named ;…
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