1935

The Northern Open Championship, or the Northern Open Amateur and Professional Tournament as it was then called, is hosted by Royal Dornoch for the first time.  

The Town Council contributes £5 towards the costs. Dick Walker of Cruden Bay takes the honours after an 18-hole play-off win over Willie Park of Lanark.  They had been tied on 298 after four rounds.

Eric Brown, a future Ryder Cup captain, claims the title when the event returns to the Championship Course 19 years later.