Charles Ferrera, the San Franciscan who had won in 1931, became the second Champion to repeat. He dethroned the defender, R. L. Miller, 3 and 2 in the final at Eastmoreland Golf Course, Portland, Ore. The Championship was the first held on the West Coast, and most of the entrant were from the West.

Tab Boyer, of Portland, Ore., won the medal in a playoff with Leslie Leal, of Billingham, Wash., after they had tied at 144. Boyer scored 75-70-145 to Leal's 76-81-157. Los Angeles took its first team championship with 609.