Roberto De Vicenzo

[saab1949]

Hello
I reconstruct the charts of the Open de France of Golf.
I found all the necessary answers except the score per round (total: 279) of Roberto de Vicenzo, winner at Chantilly in 1950 (25-26 July).
Could you help me or know someone who could help me.
I have already contacted the French Golf Federation and the Chantilly Host Club.
Thank you for your help.
Kind regards

Bruno Bourgeon
France

 

[saab1949]

I did not find the answer in the French magazine of the time (Tennis and Golf). The answer may be in The Golfer's Handbook of 1951 or 1952?
Thank for your help.

 

[Homer]

I didn’t find the answer either. Why do you need to know?

 

[saab1949]

For each year I summarize the place, the winner, the nationality of the winner, the winner's scores (per round and in total) and the first 5 (name, surname and nationality).

Thank for your help.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Try contacting the European Tour. They should hold all the records - http://www.europeantour.com/aboutus/faq/index.html

 

[saab1949]

Hello,

I did it... wihout sucess...

Does this mean there is not, in the August 1950 Golf Monthly, the result of the Open de France ??
I am very surprised !!

I think the information exists...

Thank for your help.

 

[Deleted member 18588]

Try contacting the European Tour. They should hold all the records - http://www.europeantour.com/aboutus/faq/index.html

Thing is there was no such organisation as the European Tour in 1950.

I imagine you are far more likely to find the answer within France.

 

[saab1949]

Hello,
There is a report on this event in "Tennis et Golf", the French magazine of the time, without the detailed score Robert De Vicenzo.
I have already exhausted almost all French tracks.
That's why I'm turning to British magazines, always knowledgeable.

The ranking being:
1st Ronerto DE VICENZO (Arg)
2nd Marcelino MORCILLO (Spa)
3rd Ugo GRAPPASONI (Ita)
So I contacted the Argentine, Spanish and Italian federations, I wait for the answers.

I think the answer is in the Monthly Golf magazine of August 1950 or in the Golfer's Handbook of 1951...

Thank you for your help.