The event was won by Ted Ray with rounds of 75 and 70, finishing two ahead of Charles Whitcombe, both being in Ryder Cup team.
It took place 3 weeks before the 1929 Ryder Cup and was one of a number of events designed to provide practice for the British team.
9 of the 10 members of the team took part, the missing player being Percy Alliss, who was then attached to a German club.
[2] George Duncan won with a score of 143, two ahead of Abe Mitchell and Charles Whitcombe.
The event was a success for the Ryder Cup players with 7 being in the leading 9 and only Stewart Burns and Henry Cotton being in the bottom half of the field.