The men's team was an event held as part of the golf programme at the 1904 Summer Olympics.
While six teams had originally entered, only two turned up on the morning of the event: those representing the Western Golf Association and the Trans-Mississippi Golf Association.
At the last minute, a group of players who were entering the individual event were able to form a team: as they were all members of the United States Golf Association, they competed under the banner of that organization.
Note: Kenneth Edwards and John Maxwell did not compete in the subsequent individual event.
Edward CumminsKenneth EdwardsChandler EganWalter EganRobert HunterNathaniel MooreMason PhelpsDaniel SawyerClement SmootWarren Wood John CadyAlbert Bond LambertJohn MaxwellBurt McKinnieRalph McKittrickFrancis NewtonHenry PotterFrederick SempleStuart StickneyWilliam Stickney Douglass CadwalladerJesse CarletonHarold FraserArthur HusseyOrus JonesAllan LardGeorge OliverSimeon PriceJohn RahmHarold Weber The individual results for the 10 golfers on each team were summed to determine the team standings.