At the 1904 Summer Olympics, two golf events were contested – men's individual and team tournaments.

The men's individual event was switched to a match play tournament rather than the stroke play used four years earlier.

[1] There were two golf events at the 1904 Olympic Games.

The first was a team championship open to golf associations, and contested over 36 holes of stroke play by teams of ten amateur golfers with all scores counting towards the team total.

[2] Edward CumminsKenneth EdwardsChandler EganWalter EganRobert HunterNathaniel MooreMason PhelpsDaniel SawyerClement SmootWarren Wood John CadyAlbert LambertJohn MaxwellBurt McKinnieRalph McKittrickFrancis NewtonHenry PotterFrederick SempleStuart StickneyWilliam Stickney Douglass CadwalladerJesse CarletonHarold FraserArthur HusseyOrus JonesAllan LardGeorge OliverSimeon PriceJohn RahmHarold Weber A total of 77 golfers from 2 nations competed at the St. Louis Games: