Pine Valley Golf Club, Clementon, N.J. — the only course George Crump ever built, and the No. 1-ranked course in the world.
The Best Golfers in Philadelphia Were Tired of Losing
Philadelphia, circa 1910George Crump was born in Philadelphia in 1871 into a family of consequence. His grandfather had edited the Philadelphia Inquirer; his father served 24 years as the city's British vice-consul. The family owned the famed Colonnade Hotel in Philadelphia and built others down the Jersey Shore in Cape May and Sea Girt. The hotel business gave Crump the two things every golf dreamer needs: money and time.
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| Win | Bobby Wyatt | AL | 500 |
| Runner-up | Bobby Massa | TX | 400 |
| Semifinals | Andrew Price | IL | 300 |
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| Win | Bob Royak | GA | 700 |
| Semifinals | Arnie Cutrell | PA | 300 |
| Semifinals | Mike McCoy | IA | 300 |

