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1967 Men's tennis season
	Rod Laver completes the Pro Grand Slam winning all 3 Pro Majors, and Pro Tennis Tour title leader with 19 titles and overall season leader.
Details
Duration	2 January – 18 December
Edition	54th (ILTF); 41st (Pro)
Categories	Majors (7); Pro Tennis Tour (42); ILTF World Circuit (177); Team & Games (2)
Achievements (singles)
Most titles	Rod Laver (19) Pro Tour
Most finals	Rod Laver (24) Pro Tour
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The 1967 Men's tennis season was an annual series of 216 tournaments composed of two circuits the 41st Pro Tennis Tour^[1] (professional) and the 54th ILTF World Circuit (amateur).^[2] The season began in February in Sydney, Australia, and ended in December in Melbourne, Australia.^[3]

History

Amateur

From 1888 until 1912 Britain’s Lawn Tennis Association (LTA), grew in status and influence to become the de facto international tennis governing body before the proper International Lawn Tennis Federation commenced operations.^[4] Despite the United States National Lawn Tennis Association (USNLTA) forming in 1881 a good seven years before the LTA, it was the British body that set laws, settled disputes and organized the increasingly complicated tournament calendar before the International Lawn Tennis Federation (ILTF) formed in March, 1913.^[5] Prior to the creation of the International Lawn Tennis Federation and the establishment of its world championship events in 1913 the Wimbledon Championships, the U.S. National Championships, the Irish Lawn Tennis Championships and the Northern Championships were considered by players and historians as the four most important tennis tournaments to win,^[6]^[7]^[8] at least until 1902 when the Irish Championships lost that status leaving just three major events. In 1909 the Northern Championships then loses its status a major tournament leaving just two major events Wimbledon and United States National Championships. The Australasian Championships founded in 1906 started to gain major status in 1911, but was quickly replaced following the introduction of the World Hard Court Championships in 1912.

After the formation of the ILTF in 1913 the world tennis circuit going forward was a highly organised and structured network of national and international tournaments.^[9] Most tennis tournaments were usually mixed events for men and women, and the women's international tennis circuit certainly up to 1923 was composed mainly of tournaments on the British and European Circuits.^[10] After the USNLTA joined the ILTF this would later change with more and more tournaments being staged globally. Amateur tennis players on the ILTF World Circuit up to the open era were funded by their national associations enabling them to travel and take part in international tournaments world wide.^[11]

After the formation of the ILTF the major amateur tennis championships, governed by the International Lawn Tennis Federation (ILTF), were the World Hard Court Championships, World Grass Court Championships (Wimbledon), and World Covered Court Championships.^[12] In 1923 the USLTA joined the ILTF on the basis of two compromises: the title 'World Championships' would be abolished, and wording would be 'for ever in the English language'.^[13] The World Championships were replaced by a new category of Official Championships for the main tournaments in Australia (Australian Championships), France, (French Championships) England, (Wimbledon Championships) and the United States (U.S. National Championships); now known as the four Grand Slam events.^[14]

Professional

In 1898 the first known professional tournament was held called the Paris Pro Championships.^[15] it was played at the Tennis Club de Paris. In 1900 a second professional tournament was held two years later called the Paris Exhibition Pro, it was played at the Cercle des Sports, Paris, France.^[16] In 1902 a few years later after the previous event another professional tournament was held called the Higgins Cup,^[17] all three events were won by Irishman Thomas P. Burke one of the world’s first qualified tennis professionals, who was the father of Albert Burke.^[18] Professional tennis began to get established in the early 1910s with tournaments being held in Europe. In 1911 the German Pro Championships and Wiesbaden Pro Championships were held for the first time.^[19] It was followed by a World Pro Championships in 1924 and 1925.^[20] However the staging of one off tournaments began to change in 1926, when promoter Charles C. Pyle signed a handful of players as professionals he paid to compete during a four-month circuit in North America.^[21] Players included legendary French tennis player Suzanne Lenglen, alongside American Mary Browne, Vincent Richards, Harvey Snodgrass, and Howard Kinsey.^[22] In 1927 the first permanent Professional major was established the U.S. Pro Tennis Championships, followed by the French Pro Championship in 1930, then the Wembley Professional Championships in 1934, which later became known as the London Indoor Professional Championships (these collectively became known as the three Pro Majors or Professional Majors).^[23]

Season summary

1967 tennis season began in January with the Manly Seaside Championships in Sydney, Australia an amateur ILTF World Circuit event won by Fred Stolle. In February the first event of the Pro Tennis Tour began with the Southern Pro Championships held in Sewanee, United States that was won by Earl Baumgardner.^[24]

In the amateur majors the first of which was Australian Championships held in late January at Memorial Drive Park in Adelaide, Australia Roy Emerson defeats Arthur Ashe to take the men's singles title.^[25] At the French Championships in May in Paris, the men's singles final is won by Roy Emerson who defeated Tony Roche. In June at the Wimbledon Championships John Newcombe emerges victorious against German player Wilhelm Bungert.^[26] In September at the final amateur major of the season the U.S. National Championships, the men;s singles is won by Australian John Newcombe who defeats American player Clark Graebner in the final.^[27]

In a seismic announcement in June 1967 the All-England Tennis Club confirmed it would host the “Wimbledon World Professional Championships,” a three-day, eight-man pro tour event that would air on the BBC in August,^[28] though not a professional major it was by far biggest event on the pro tour in terms of prize money offered at a whopping $45,000 or $413,280 inflation adjusted at today's value.^[29] At the professional majors the first of which was the U.S. Pro Tennis Championships held in Chestnut Hill with $25,000 prize money on offer Rod Laver wins the singles title against Andrés Gimeno.^[30]

In August Rod Laver also wins the Wimbledon Pro.^[24] In October in Paris at the second pro slam event of the season the French Pro Championships Rod Laver picks up a second major title defeating Andrés Gimeno again in the final played at Stade Pierre de Coubertin on indoor wood courts.^[24] Later the same month Laver heads to England to compete at the third a final pro slam event of the season the $22,500 London Indoor Professional Championships event where he completes the "Professional Grand Slam", or "Pro Slam",^[31]^[32] by defeating Ken Rosewall in the final played at the Wembley Empire Pool.

In November the final event of the men's Pro Tennis Tour was the Belfast Pro Championships that was won by Ken Rosewall who defeats Lew Hoad in the final. In late December the final event of the amateur ILTF World Circuit is held the Copa Faulcombridge in Valencia, Spain that is won by Chilean player Ernesto Aguirre who defeats Spanish player Juan Gisbert Sr.. This would be the last full season of two seperate tennis circuits one for amateurs one for professionals. On 20 March, 1968, at the Automobile Club in Paris, the International Lawn Tennis Federation (ILTF) votes to approve Open tennis.^[33] This then moves tennis into a full-fledged professional sport, offering prize money through sponsorship arrangements.^[34] In April 1968 the Open Era of tennis began.

Season results

Key

Legend

ILTF Grand Slam
ILTF World Circuit
Pro Slam
Pro Tennis Tour
Team & Games

January

Week	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
2 Jan	Manly Seaside Championships^[35] Manly LTC Sydney, Australia Grass - 32S Singles - Doubles	Fred Stolle 6-3 10-8	John Newcombe	Patrick Hombergen Warren Jacques	John Cottrill Dick Crealy Claude de Gronckel Ray J. Wilson
				Patrick Hombergen Warren Jacques	John Cottrill Dick Crealy Claude de Gronckel Ray J. Wilson
	Eastern Province Championships^[36] Port Elizabeth LTC Port Elizabeth, South Africa Hard - 64S Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 6-4 6-4 6-4	Bob Hewitt	Ken Fletcher Niki Pilic	Robert Maud Frew McMillan Ray Moore Jackie Saul
				Ken Fletcher Niki Pilic	Robert Maud Frew McMillan Ray Moore Jackie Saul
	Western Australian Championships^[37] Royal Kings Park TC Perth, Australia Grass - 16S Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 6-3 1-6 9-7 9-7	Bill Bowrey	Owen Davidson Cliff Richey	Brian Bowman Anthony Hammond Jim McManus Gary Penberthy
				Owen Davidson Cliff Richey	Brian Bowman Anthony Hammond Jim McManus Gary Penberthy
	North Island Championships Lower Hutt, New Zealand Grass - 32S Singles - Doubles	Mark Cox 6-2 6-4	Brian Fairlie	Howard Broun Graham Stilwell	Graeme Elliott David B. Hawkes Joel Ross Brian Young
				Howard Broun Graham Stilwell	Graeme Elliott David B. Hawkes Joel Ross Brian Young
	Wellington Championships Wellington, New Zealand Grass - 32S Singles - Doubles	Mark Cox 9-7 6-2	Graham Stilwell	Brian Fairlie John B. Souter	Robert G. Clarke David B. Hawkes Richard Hawkes Brian Young
				Brian Fairlie John B. Souter	Robert G. Clarke David B. Hawkes Richard Hawkes Brian Young
	South Island Championships Nelson, New Zealand Grass Singles - Doubles	Onny Parun 10-8 6-3 7-5	Richard Hawkes	Robert G. Clarke John Lockington
				Robert G. Clarke John Lockington
	Eastern Indoor Championships^[a] Bergen Tennis Arena Waldwick, United States Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Eugene Scott 6–3, 6–3, 6–3	Frank Froehling III	Bob Barker Ned Weld	Ed Austin John F. Mangan, Jr Tony Lieberman Steve Turner
				Bob Barker Ned Weld	Ed Austin John F. Mangan, Jr Tony Lieberman Steve Turner
	Concord Indoor Championships Kiamesha Lake, United States Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Bill Tully 8–4	Claude René Schoenlank

9 Jan	Western Province Championships^[3] Glenhaven Tennis Club Cape Town, South Africa Hard - 48S Singles - Doubles	Niki Pilic 7-5 6-2 6-3	Martin Mulligan	Mike Belkin Peter van Lingen	Ronald Barnes Frew McMillan Quentin Pretorius Jackie Saul
				Mike Belkin Peter van Lingen	Ronald Barnes Frew McMillan Quentin Pretorius Jackie Saul
	Tasmanian Championships^[38] Hobart, Australia Grass Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 9-7 1-6 6-2 8-6	Arthur Ashe	Bill Bowrey Cliff Richey	Owen Davidson Jim McManus Ray Ruffels Richard Russell
				Bill Bowrey Cliff Richey	Owen Davidson Jim McManus Ray Ruffels Richard Russell
	New Zealand Championships^[39] Wellington, New Zealand Grass Singles - Doubles	Mark Cox 7-5 6-0 6-1	Brian Fairlie	Richard Hawkes Graham Stilwell	Robert G. Clarke John Lockington Onny Parun John Souter
				Richard Hawkes Graham Stilwell	Robert G. Clarke John Lockington Onny Parun John Souter
	South Florida Championships West Palm Beach TC West Palm Beach, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Eduardo Zuleta 10-8 6-2	Keith Carpenter	Tito Vázquez Wayne Van Voorhees	Hugh Curry Paulo Cleto Bill Stack Luis Felipe Tavares
				Tito Vázquez Wayne Van Voorhees	Hugh Curry Paulo Cleto Bill Stack Luis Felipe Tavares
16 Jan	Orange Free State Championships Orange Free State LTC Bloemfontein, South Africa Clay - 64S Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 6-2 3-6 7-5	Bob Hewitt	Ken Fletcher Stanley Matthews	Giordano Majoli Frew McMillan Derek Schroder Keith Wooldridge
				Ken Fletcher Stanley Matthews
	Asian International Championships^[40] Madras, India Clay Singles - Doubles	Alexander Metreveli 6-3 8-6 6-4	Ismail El Shafei	Thomaz Koch Jaidip Mukerjea	Bob Carmichael Mabrouk M. Ali Premjit Lall José Edison Mandarino
				Thomaz Koch Jaidip Mukerjea
	Coupe Pierre Gillou Gillou, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Jean-Claude Barclay 6-3 8-6 6-4	Michel Leclercq	Pierre Darmon François Jauffret	Jean-Baptiste Chanfreau Georges Goven Bernard Montrenaud Bernard Paul
	Coupe Pierre Gillou Gillou, France Clay Singles - Doubles			Pierre Darmon François Jauffret
23 Jan	West German Covered Court Championships^[41] Cologne, West Germany Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Roger Taylor 11-9 6-1	Pierre Darmon	Adolf Kreinberg Hans-Joachim Plotz	Jaroslav Drobný John Roderick McDonald Jan Kukal Tom Okker
				Adolf Kreinberg Hans-Joachim Plotz	Jaroslav Drobný John Roderick McDonald Jan Kukal Tom Okker
	Austin Smith Championships Fort Lauderdale TC Fort Lauderdale, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Frank Froehling 6-3 4-6 6-3	Jaime Fillol	Ronald Holmberg Bill Tym	Keith Carpenter Nicholas Kalogeropoulos Gardnar Mulloy Eduardo Zuleta
				Ronald Holmberg Bill Tym
	Australian Championships^[42] Memorial Drive Park Adelaide, Australia Grand Slam Grass Singles - Doubles - Mix Doubles	Roy Emerson 6-4 6-1 6-4	Arthur Ashe	John Newcombe Tony Roche	Bill Bowrey Mark Cox Owen Davidson Cliff Richey
		John Newcombe Tony Roche 3-6 6-3 7-5 6-8 8-6	William Bowrey Owen Davidson	John Newcombe Tony Roche	Bill Bowrey Mark Cox Owen Davidson Cliff Richey
	Auckland Wills International Auckland, New Zealand Grass Singles - Doubles	Roy Emerson 6-4 6-2 7-5	Owen Davidson	Richard Hawkes Mark Cox	Graham Stilwell Birger Folke Claude De Gronckel Richard Russell
				Richard Hawkes Mark Cox
	Richmond Invitational Indoor Championships Richmond Arena Carpet (i) Richmond, United States Singles - Doubles	Charlie Pasarell 6-3 8-6	Arthur Ashe	Chuck McKinley Cliff Richey	Cliff Drysdale Frank Froehling III Ronald Holmberg Marty Riessen
				Chuck McKinley Cliff Richey
	Scandinavian Covered Court Championships Stockholm, Sweden Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Jan-Erik Lundqvist 6-2 7-5 6-4	Bo Holmstrom	Martin Carlstein Alexander Metreveli	Christer Holm Vladimir Korotkov Pekka Saila Roger Taylor
				Martin Carlstein Alexander Metreveli	Christer Holm Vladimir Korotkov Pekka Saila Roger Taylor
	Florida State Championships Orlando, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Eduardo Zuleta 6-4 6-4	Keith Carpenter	Lorrenzo Barrano Walter Oehrlein	Fernando Gentil James Pressly Bob Sherman Bill Tym
				Lorrenzo Barrano Walter Oehrlein	Fernando Gentil James Pressly Bob Sherman Bill Tym
	East German National Indoor Championships Leipzig, East Germany Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Ulrich Trettin 6-4 8-6	Horst Adolph Stahlberg
		Hans-Jürgen Luttropp Hella Riede 4-6 7-5 6-2	Peter Fährmann Bettina Borkert

	Los Angeles Metropolitan Championships Griffith Riverside Tennis Facility Los Angeles, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Ed Grubb 6–1, 6–0	Robert (Bob) Greene

30 Jan	Natal Championships Kershaw Park Tennis Stadium Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Hard - 64S Singles - Doubles	Bob Hewitt 6-3 4-6 6-2 6-4	Jackie Saul	Ronald Barnes Ken Fletcher	Mike Belkin Graydon Garner Giordano Majoli Frew McMillan
				Ronald Barnes Ken Fletcher	Mike Belkin Graydon Garner Giordano Majoli Frew McMillan
	Nice International Winter Championships Nice LTC Nice, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Bernd Kube 6–3, 6–2	Daniel Moreau

February

Week	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
6 Feb	Buffalo Invitational Mid Winter Indoor^[43] Buffalo, United States Singles - Doubles	Clark Graebner 3–6, 15–13, 6–0	Marty Riessen	Ian Crookenden Chuck McKinley	Paul Cranis Eugene Scott John Sharpe Bill Talbert
				Ian Crookenden Chuck McKinley	Paul Cranis Eugene Scott John Sharpe Bill Talbert
	Philadelphia International Indoor Championships^[44] Philadelphia, United States Singles - Doubles	Arthur Ashe 7–5, 9–7, 6–3	Charlie Pasarell	Cliff Drysdale Stan Smith	Mark Cox Bob Lutz José Edison Mandarino Tom Okker
				Cliff Drysdale Stan Smith	Mark Cox Bob Lutz José Edison Mandarino Tom Okker
13 Feb	City of Miami Invitation Championships^[45] Henderson Park Tennis Club Miami, United States Singles - Doubles	Nicholas Kalogeropoulos 6–1, 9–7	Frank Tutvin	Keith Carpenter Jurgen Fassbender	Pat Cramer Jaime Fillol Gardnar Mulloy Bill Tym
				Keith Carpenter Jurgen Fassbender	Pat Cramer Jaime Fillol Gardnar Mulloy Bill Tym
	New South Wales Hard Court Championships Gunnedah, Australia Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 6–2, 6–0	Bill Bowrey	Owen Davidson Ray Ruffels	Dick Crealy Mick Marchment Warren Jacques Alan Stone
				Owen Davidson Ray Ruffels	Dick Crealy Mick Marchment Warren Jacques Alan Stone
	U.S. National Indoor Championships^[46] Salisbury Civic Center Salisbury, United States Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Charlie Pasarell 13–11, 6–2, 2–6, 9–7	Arthur Ashe	Clark Graebnerr Cliff Richey	Bob Lutz Ron Holmberg Marty Riessen Stan Smith
				Clark Graebnerr Cliff Richey	Bob Lutz Ron Holmberg Marty Riessen Stan Smith
	U.S.S.R. National Indoor Championships Moscow, Soviet Union Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Alex Metreveli 4–6, 7–5, 6–4, 7–5	Toomas Leius	Mikhail Mozer Vladimir Korotkov	Teimuraz Kakulia Alexander Ivanov Sergei Likhachev Rudolf Sivokhin
				Mikhail Mozer Vladimir Korotkov
	Golden Gate Park Classic^[47] Golden Gate Park TC San Francisco, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Tom Brown 6–4, 6–1	Whitney Reed	Rich Anderson Jun Kuki	Jack Darrah Erik van Dillen Tom Muench Greg Shephard
				Rich Anderson Jun Kuki	Jack Darrah Erik van Dillen Tom Muench Greg Shephard
20 Feb	Concord International Indoor^[48] Concord Resort Hotel Kiamesha Lake, United States Hard (i) Singles - Doubles	Arthur Ashe 6–3, 2–6, 6–2	Thomaz Koch	Eugene Scott Torben Ulrich	Ronald Barnes Ron Holmberg Chuck McKinley Graham Stilwell
				Eugene Scott Torben Ulrich	Ronald Barnes Ron Holmberg Chuck McKinley Graham Stilwell
	Southern Pro Championships^[24] Old Providence S&RC Sewanee, United States Singles - Doubles	Earl Baumgardner 1–6, 6–4, 6–3	Delmar Sylvia	Jim Nerren Jim Shaffer	Tom Buford Jerry Evert Ronnie Fenasci Jim Shakespeare
		Earl Baumgardner Delmar Sylvia 8–10, 6–3, 6–4	Wade Herren Jim Nerren	Jim Nerren Jim Shaffer	Tom Buford Jerry Evert Ronnie Fenasci Jim Shakespeare
	Western Indoor Championships^[49] (37th ed) Cleveland, United States Singles - Doubles	Arthur Ashe 3–6, 6–3, 6–3	Clark Graebner	Dick Dell Brian Marcus
				Dick Dell Brian Marcus
	French Covered Court Championships^[50] Stade Pierre de Coubertin Paris, France Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Tom Okker 6–2, 3–6, 6–3, 6–4	Jan Kodeš	Jorgen Ulrich Bobby Wilson	Pierre Darmon \| Carl Hedelund François Jauffret Jan Kukal
				Jorgen Ulrich Bobby Wilson	Pierre Darmon \| Carl Hedelund François Jauffret Jan Kukal
24 Feb	New York Pro Championships^[24] 71st Regiment Armory New York, United States $15,000 - Wood (i) - 8S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 7–5, 14–16, 7–5, 6–2	Pancho Gonzales	Earl Buchholz Andrés Gimeno	Fred Stolle Dennis Ralston Mike Davies Pierre Barthes
		Pancho Gonzales Dennis Ralston 7–5, 3–6, 6–3	Rod Laver Fred Stolle	Earl Buchholz Andrés Gimeno	Fred Stolle Dennis Ralston Mike Davies Pierre Barthes
	Beaulieu International Championships Beaulieu Tennis Club Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Gerald Battrick 6–1, 6–2	Peter William Curtis	John Clifton Bernd Kube	John Barrett Paul Hutchins Stanley Matthews Keith Wooldridge
				John Clifton Bernd Kube
	St. Andrew International Invitation St. Andrews Club Kingston, Jamaica Hard Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 6–4, 6–4	Niki Pilic	Ron Holmberg Premjit Lall	Daniel Contet Claude de Gronckel Gaetano di Maso Roger Taylor
				Ron Holmberg Premjit Lall
	Moscow International Indoor Championships Moscow, Soviet Union Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Pierre Darmon 4–6, 17–15, 6–2, 2–6, 9–7	Alexander Metreveli	Jean-Claude Barclay Toomas Leius	Aleksandr Ivanov Teimuraz Kakulia Viktor Korotkov Mikhail Mozer
				Jean-Claude Barclay Toomas Leius
	Campionato Partenopeo Circolo del Tennis di Napoli Napoli, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 6–2, 6–0	Nicola Pietrangeli	Jaime Pinto Bravo Boro Jovanović	Bill Bowrey Giuseppe Merlo Bernard Montrenaud Sergio Tacchini
				Jaime Pinto Bravo Boro Jovanović
	New York Vanderbilt Indoor Vanderbilt International Racket Club New York, United States Clay (i) Singles - Doubles	John Newcombe 3–6, 6–3, 3–1, retd	Arthur Ashe	José Edison Mandarino Ion Țiriac	Round Robin Ronald Barnes Frank Froehling III Istvan Gulyas Chuck McKinley Manuel Santana Eugene Scott
				José Edison Mandarino Ion Țiriac
	Western India Championships Bombay Gymkhana Club Bombay, India Clay Singles - Doubles	Jaidip Mukerjea 5–7, 4–6, 6–2, 6–3, 6–3	Bob Carmichael	Lars Ölander Osamu Ishiguro	H.L. Das Shyam Minotra Ravi Venkatesan
				Lars Ölander Osamu Ishiguro	H.L. Das Shyam Minotra Ravi Venkatesan
	Dixie International Championships^[51] Davis Islands Courts Tampa, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	István Gulyás 3–6, 6–1, 2–6, 7–5, 2–0, retd.	Cliff Drysdale	Željko Franulović Niki Pilic	Nicholas Kalogeropoulos Premjit Lall Roger Taylor Ion Țiriac
				Željko Franulović Niki Pilic
	Pacific Coast Indoor Championships^[52] San Rafael, United States Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Thomaz Koch 10–8, 7–5	José Luis Arilla	William Crosby Chuck Darley	Norman Brookes Gil Howard Whitney Reed Mark Vance
				William Crosby Chuck Darley	Norman Brookes Gil Howard Whitney Reed Mark Vance
	Menton International Menton, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Dieter Schultheiss 3–0 sets	Bernd Kube
	Menton International Menton, France Clay Singles - Doubles

March

Week	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
3 Mar	San Juan Pro Championships^[24] San Juan, Puerto Rico $15000 - Hard - 8S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 6-4, 3-6, 6-1	Andrés Gimeno	Earl Buchholz Luis Ayala	Dennis Ralston Pierre Barthes Mike Davies Fred Stolle
		Rod Laver Fred Stolle 6-3 6-4	Earl Buchholz Mike Davies	Earl Buchholz Luis Ayala	Dennis Ralston Pierre Barthes Mike Davies Fred Stolle
	Colombian International Barranquilla, Colombia Clay Singles - Doubles	John Newcombe 2-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4	Tony Roche	Daniel Contet Ion Țiriac	Mark Cox Željko Franulović Georges Goven Istvan Gulyas
				Daniel Contet Ion Țiriac	Mark Cox Željko Franulović Georges Goven Istvan Gulyas
	Bavarian International Indoor Championships Munich, West Germany Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Wilhelm Bungert 7-5 4-6 6-4	Milan Holeček	Bob Howe Jiri Javorsky	Frank Arendt Karl Meiler Bernd Loibl Bernd Weinmann
				Bob Howe Jiri Javorsky	Frank Arendt Karl Meiler Bernd Loibl Bernd Weinmann

	City of Perth Championships Royal King's Park Tennis Club Perth, Australia Hard Singles - Doubles	Anthony Hammond 6-4 6-2 6-1	Henry Ladyman

	New England Indoor Championships Randolph, United States Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Tony Vincent 6–2, 6–4	Chauncey Steele III	Donald Manchester Larry Lewis	Rocky Jarvis John Levin Aram Miller Rene Pelletier
				Donald Manchester Larry Lewis	Rocky Jarvis John Levin Aram Miller Rene Pelletier
	United Arab Republic Championships Cairo, Egypt Clay Singles - Doubles	Jan-Erik Lundquist 6-4 6-4 6-2	Ismail El Shafei	Manuel Orantes Ilie Năstase	Mabrouk Mohammed Ali Jaime Pinto Bravo Bernard Montrenaud Michael Sangster
				Manuel Orantes Ilie Năstase
	South-West Districts Championships Warrnambool LTC Warrnambool, Australia Grass Singles - Doubles	Ray Ruffels 6–4, 3–6, 8–6	John Fraser

	Torneo Internazionale di Tennis Parioli Rome, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Nicola Pietrangeli 0-6 7-5 6-4 11-13 6-4	Martin Mulligan

10 Mar	Orlando Professional Championships^[24] Orlando, United States $ 15000 - Clay - 8S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 6-4 2-6 6-0	Pancho Gonzales	Dennis Ralston Andrés Gimeno	Mike Davies Earl Buchholz Fred Stolle Pierre Barthes
		Fred Stolle Rod Laver 4-6 7-5 6-1	Pierre Barthes Andrés Gimeno	Dennis Ralston Andrés Gimeno	Mike Davies Earl Buchholz Fred Stolle Pierre Barthes
	Alexandria International Championships Alexandria Sporting Club Alexandria, Egypt Clay Singles - Doubles	Jaime Pinto-Bravo 9-7 2-6 6-8 6-3 7-5	Ilie Năstase

	Eastern Indoor Championships ^[b]^[53] Bergen Tennis Arena Bergen, United States Uniturf (i) Singles - Doubles	Donald Rubell^[54] 6-3 6-2 6-4	Tony Vincent

	South of France Championships^[55] Nice LTC Nice, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Jean-Pierre Courcol 6–2, 2–6, 2–6, 6–3, 6–4	Eduardo Zuleta

	Torneo Internazionale di Capri Capri, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 7-5 6-3 6-3	Wieslaw Gasiorek

	Altamira International Caracas, Venezuela Clay Singles - Doubles	Niki Pilic 4-6 7-5 6-0 4-6 6-1	Rafael Osuna

	Phoenix Thunderbird Invitation Phoenix Country Club Phoenix, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Stan Smith 7-5 6-3	Allen Fox

	South African Championships Ellis Park Tennis Stadium Johannesburg, South Africa Hard Singles - Doubles	Manuel Santana 2-6 6-2 4-6 6-3 6-4	Jan Leschly

17 Mar	Planters Pro Challenge Cup^[24] Flamingo Park Miami Beach, United States $15000 - Clay - 8S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 6-3 6-3	Andrés Gimeno	Fred Stolle Dennis Ralston	Mike Davies Earl Buchholz Pancho Gonzales Pierre Barthes
		Rod Laver Fred Stolle 6-4 3-6 6-4	Pancho Gonzales Dennis Ralston	Fred Stolle Dennis Ralston	Mike Davies Earl Buchholz Pancho Gonzales Pierre Barthes
	Monte Carlo Championships Monte Carlo Country Club Monte Carlo, Monaco Clay Singles - Doubles	Nicola Pietrangeli 6-3 3-6 6-3 6-1	Martin Mulligan

	Tally-Ho! Hard Courts Edgbaston, England Clay Singles - Doubles	Geoffrey Paish 9-7 4-6 6-3	D.R. Oliver

24 Mar	Boston Garden Pro Championships^[24] Boston Garden Boston, United States $18000 - Wood (i) - 8S Singles	Rod Laver 6-4 6-0	Ken Rosewall	Dennis Ralston Earl Buchholz	Fred Stolle Andrés Gimeno Pancho Gonzales Pierre Barthes
	Canadian Professional Championships^[24] Montreal Forum Montreal, Canada $8000 - Wood (i) - 8S Singles	Rod Laver 17-15 6-0	Dennis Ralston	Pancho Gonzales Ken Rosewall	Pierre Barthes Earl Buchholz Andrés Gimeno Fred Stolle
	Golden Racket Trophy Country Club Aixois Aix-en-Provence, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Alexander Metreveli 4-6 6-4 6-1	Jan Kodeš

	Pan American Championships ^[c] ^[56]^[57] Centro Deportivo Chapultepec Mexico City, Mexico Clay Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 4-6 2-6 7-5 6-3 8-6	John Newcombe

	Rhodesian International Championships^[58] Salisbury, Rhodesia Singles - Doubles	Ken Fletcher 10-8 6-1	Owen Davidson

	Curaçao International Championships^[59] Curaçao Sport Club Willemstad, Curaçao Hard Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 3-6, 4–6, 9–7, 6–1, 6-1	Roger Taylor

	North of England Hard Court Championships Argyle Lawn Tennis Club Southport, England Clay Singles - Doubles	Billy Knight 6–3, 6-4	John Roderick McDonald

April

Week	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
31 Mar - 6 Apr	BBC2 Pro Championships^[24] Wembley, London, Great Britain $14000 - Wood (i) - 4S Singles - Doubles	Ken Rosewall 6-4 6-2	Dennis Ralston	Pancho Gonzales Rod Laver
	Paris Pro Championships^[24] Parigi, France Wood (i) - 6S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 6-0 10-8 10-8	Ken Rosewall	Fred Stolle Dennis Ralston	Pierre Barthes Pancho Gonzales
		Rod Laver Ken Rosewall 6-3 6-4	Fred Stolle Pierre Barthes	Fred Stolle Dennis Ralston	Pierre Barthes Pancho Gonzales
	Caribe Hilton International Championships Caribe Hilton Hotel San Juan, Puerto Rico Hard Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 6-2 6-4	Charlie Pasarell

	Cannes International Championships Cannes, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Jan Kodeš 6-0 6-1	Ilie Năstase

	San Luis Potosi International Club Deportivo Potosino San Luis Potosi Mexico Clay Singles - Doubles	Joaquín Loyo-Mayo 6-2 6-2	Daniel Contet

	Long Island Indoor Championships^[60] LIU Post College Tennis Center Brookville, United States Carpet - (Astroturf) (i) Singles - Doubles	Arthur Ashe 1st	Eugene Scott 2nd		Round Robin^[61] Frank Froehling III Chuck McKinley
					Round Robin^[61] Frank Froehling III Chuck McKinley
7 Apr	Brussels Pro Championships^[62] Brussels, Belgium Wood (i) - 4S Singles - Doubles	Fred Stolle 6-3 6-4	Dennis Ralston	Pierre Barthes Rod Laver
		Fred Stolle Dennis Ralston 8-6 9-7	Pierre Barthes Rod Laver	Pierre Barthes Rod Laver
	Lyon Pro Championships^[24] Lyon, France Wood (i) - 4S Singles	Fred Stolle 6-1 3-6 6-4	Rod Laver	Dennis Ralston Pierre Barthes
	Carlton Club Championships Cannes, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Ilie Năstase 7-5 4-6 6-2	Peter Marmureanu

	Campionati Internazionali di Sicilia Palermo, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Alexander Metreveli 7-5 6-4 6-4	Michael Belkin

	Israel Silver Jubilee International Invitation^[63] Tel Aviv, Israel Clay Singles - Doubles	Dick Crealy 7-5 6-4 6-411-9 3-0 ret.	Terry W. Addison

	San Antonio Invitation^[64] San Antonio, United States Singles - Doubles	John Newcombe 6-3 6-2	Tony Roche

	Cumberland Hard Court Championships Hampstead, England Clay Singles - Doubles	Gerald Battrick 7-5 6-4	Keith Carpenter

	St. Petersburg Masters Invitational^[65] St. Petersburg, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Allen Fox 6-3 3-6 6-4 4-6 6-2	Niki Pilic

	San Jose State All-Comers Championship^[66] Spartan Tennis Complex San Jose, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Greg Shephard 6–4, 6–3	Rich Anderson

14 Apr	Marseille Pro Championships^[24] Marseille, France Wood (i) - 4S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 2-6 9-7 11-9	Dennis Ralston	Fred Stolle Pierre Barthes
		Fred Stolle Rod Laver 6-3 11-9	Dennis Ralston Pierre Barthes	Fred Stolle Pierre Barthes
	Northern California Championships San Francisco, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Jeff Borowiak 6-1 7-5 2-6 2-6 13-11	Richard W. Anderson

	Surrey Hard Court Championships ^[d] Sutton, England Clay Singles - Doubles	Stanley Matthews 4-6 6-4 6-1	Keith Wooldridge

	River Plate Championships^[67] Buenos Aires, Argentina Clay Singles - Doubles	Cliff Richey 3-6 6-4 7-5	Clark Graebner

	Internazionale di Catania^[68] Catania, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 3-6 6-1 6-1	Nicola Pietrangeli

	River Oaks International Tennis Tournament Houston, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	John Newcombe 6-2 7-5 6-3	Tony Roche

	Puerta de Hierro International^[69] Madrid, Spagna Singles - Doubles	Jan-Erik Lundquist 3-6 6-3 6-3 6-4	Roy Emerson

21 Apr	British Hard Court Championships^[70] Bournemouth, England Clay Singles - Doubles	Jan-Erik Lundquist 6-1 6-8 6-3 6-2	Bob Hewitt

	Dallas Invitation^[71] Dallas, United States Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 4-6 10-8 6-2 14-12	Ron Holmberg

	Miami Beach Invitational Miami Beach, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Martin Schad 6-2 6-0	Lorenzo Barreno

	Campionato Partenopeo Naples, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 5-7 4-6 6-0 6-1 6-0	Nicola Pietrangeli
	Campionato Partenopeo Naples, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles
	Connaught Hard Court Championships Connaught LTC Chingford, England Clay Singles - Doubles	Birger Folke 6-3, 2-6, 14-12	Lars Ölander

May

Week	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
28 Apr - 4 May	Birmingham Pro Classic^[24] Birmingham, United States Hard - 16S Singles - Doubles	Pancho Gonzales 6-4 6-2	Alan Mills	Mike Davies Sam Giammalva	Earl Baumgardner Earl Buchholz Crawford Henry Delmar Sylvia
		Sam Giammalva Crawford Henry 6-4 2-6 6-3	Earl Buchholz Wade Herren	Mike Davies Sam Giammalva	Earl Baumgardner Earl Buchholz Crawford Henry Delmar Sylvia
	Atlanta Invitational Atlanta, United States Singles - Doubles	Marty Riessen 7-5 6-2 6-4	Cliff Richey	Arthur Ashe Charlie Pasarell	Zan Guerry Allen Morris Armistead Neely Walter R. Johnson
				Arthur Ashe Charlie Pasarell	Zan Guerry Allen Morris Armistead Neely Walter R. Johnson
	Northern California Championships San Francisco, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Jeff Borowiak 6-1 7-5 2-6 2-6 13-11	Rich Anderson	Jacques Grigry Whitney Reed	Erik van Dillen Gene Ward Bob Siska Bill Yeomans
				Jacques Grigry Whitney Reed	Erik van Dillen Gene Ward Bob Siska Bill Yeomans
	London Hard Court Championships Hurlingham Club Hurlingham, England Clay Singles - Doubles	Paul Hutchins 6-2 6-3	Stanley Matthews	Gerald Battrick Ken Weatherley	John Cottrill Bill Hoogs Jr. Bob Howe Ray Keldie
				Gerald Battrick Ken Weatherley	John Cottrill Bill Hoogs Jr. Bob Howe Ray Keldie
	California State Championships Portola Valley, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 6-3 6-2 8-6	John Newcombe	Allen Fox Ron Holmberg	Chuck Darley Jim McManus David Reed Whitney Reed
				Allen Fox Ron Holmberg	Chuck Darley Jim McManus David Reed Whitney Reed
	Internazionale di Reggio Calabria Circolo Tennis Rocco Polimeni Reggio Calabria, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Giuseppe Merlo 4-6 6-1 6-4 6-1	Owen Davidson	Jean-Pierre Courcol Bernard Montrenaud	Bill Bowrey Pancho Guzmán Ramanathan Krishnan Sergio Palmieri
				Jean-Pierre Courcol Bernard Montrenaud
	Pensacola Invitational Pensacola, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Ron Holmberg 7-5 6-0	Robert Brien	Armistead Neely Graham Primrose	Steve Beeland John Edmond Greg A. Hilley Pierce Kelley
				Armistead Neely Graham Primrose	Steve Beeland John Edmond Greg A. Hilley Pierce Kelley
	Paris International Championships Stade Roland Garros Paris, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Pierre Darmon 4-6 6-1 6-4 6-1	François Jauffret	Daniel Contet Georges Goven	Patrice Beust John Cooper Michel Leclercq Bernard Paul
				Daniel Contet Georges Goven	Patrice Beust John Cooper Michel Leclercq Bernard Paul
	Ojai Valley Championships^[72] Ojai, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	John Yeomans 6-1 7-5 2-6 2-6 13-11	Tom Leonard	Steve Avoyer Brian Cheney	Dick Leach Jun Kuki Jim Rombeau John Spiegel
				Steve Avoyer Brian Cheney	Dick Leach Jun Kuki Jim Rombeau John Spiegel
11 May	Pacific Pro Championships^[24] San Diego, United States Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 6-4 12-10	Dennis Ralston	Butch Buchholz Mike Davies	Pierre Barthes Pancho Segura Fred Stolle Alex Olmedo
		Fred Stolle Rod Laver 10-5	Earl Buchholz Mike Davies	Butch Buchholz Mike Davies	Pierre Barthes Pancho Segura Fred Stolle Alex Olmedo
	Southern California Championships Los Angeles Tennis Club Los Angeles, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Stan Smith 7-5 13-11	Allen Fox

	West Berlin International Championships West Berlin, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Roy Emerson walkover	Manuel Santana

	Charlotte Invitation Charlotte, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Ron Holmberg 6-4 6-2	Vic Seixas

	Surrey Hard Court Championships Guildford, England Clay Singles - Doubles	William Alvarez 6-4 6-2	Iván Molina

	Italian International Championships Foro Italico Rome, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 6-3 0-6 6-4 6-1	Tony Roche
		Bob Hewitt Frew McMillan 6-3 2-6 6-3 9-7	Bill Bowrey Owen Davidson

	Leverkusen International Leverkusen, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Wilhelm Bungert walkover	Dick Crealy	Bob Carmichael Jim Moore	John Cooper John Cottrill Ron McKenzie Lars Ölander
				Bob Carmichael Jim Moore	John Cooper John Cottrill Ron McKenzie Lars Ölander
19 May	Rothmans Grass Court Invitation Roehampton Roehampton Club Roehampton, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 6-1 2-6 6-3	Premjit Lall

	Sassari International^[73] Sassari, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Boro Jovanović 6-4 6-3 1-6 4-6 6-3	Martin Mulligan

	La Basante International^[74] Brussels, Belgium Clay Singles - Doubles	Roy Emerson 6-3 3-6 7-5 6-4	Tom Okker

	Bay Counties Championships Tiburon Peninsula Club Tiburon, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Jim McManus 6-2 6-2	Whitney Reed	Erik van Dillen Bobby Siska	Gil Howard Hank Jungle Don Jacobus Gene Ward
				Erik van Dillen Bobby Siska	Gil Howard Hank Jungle Don Jacobus Gene Ward
	International Championships of the Ruhr Essen, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Bernd Weinmann 3-6 6-3 6-0	Jaidip Mukerjea	Keith Carpenter Dick Crealy	John Cooper Uwe Gottschalk Lothar Pawlik Lars Ölander
				Keith Carpenter Dick Crealy	John Cooper Uwe Gottschalk Lothar Pawlik Lars Ölander
26 May	Los Angeles Pro Championships^[24] Los Angeles, United States $20000 - Hard - 14S (Round Robin) Singles - Doubles	Ken Rosewall 6-2 2-6 7-5	Rod Laver	Dennis Ralston Earl Buchholz	Round Robin Malcolm Anderson Andrés Gimeno Alex Olmedo Barry MacKay Mike Davies Pancho Segura Hugh Stewart Luis Ayala Fred Stolle Pierre Barthes
		Ken Rosewall Dennis Ralston 6-3 6-4	Earl Buchholz Mike Davies	Dennis Ralston Earl Buchholz
	French Championships Stade Roland Garros Paris, France Grand Slam Clay - 128S Singles - Doubles	Roy Emerson 6-1 6-4 2-6 6-2	Tony Roche
		John Newcombe Tony Roche 6-3 9-7 12-10	Roy Emerson Ken Fletcher
	Worcestershire Championships Manor Park SC Malvern, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Lars Olander 9-7 10-8	Koji Watanabe

	St. Annes Open St. Anne's LTC Lytham St Annes, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Premjit Lall 4-6 6-3 6-3	Peter Mors

29 May	Pacific Coast Pro Championships^[24] Berkeley, USA $20000 - Hard - 13S Singles - Doubles	Ken Rosewall 4-6 6-3 8-6	Rod Laver	Alex Olmedo Andrés Gimeno	Earl Buchholz Pancho Segura Pierre Barthes Mike Davies
		Dennis Ralston Ken Rosewall 2-6 6-4 6-2	Rod Laver Fred Stolle	Alex Olmedo Andrés Gimeno	Earl Buchholz Pancho Segura Pierre Barthes Mike Davies
	Glamorgan County Championships Cardiff, Wales Singles - Doubles	Keith Carpenter 6-4 4-6 6-3	Keishiro Yanagi

	Surrey Championships Surbiton LTC Surbiton, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Roger Taylor 2-6 6-4 6-2	Bobby Wilson

	U.S. Hard Court Championships Sacramento, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Stan Smith 6-4 6-3	Gary Rose

	Tulsa Clay Court Championships Tulsa, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Cliff Richey 6-2 6-1	Clark Graebner

	Helsinki International Helsinki, Finland Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 6-0 8-6	Ramanathan Krishnan
	Helsinki International Helsinki, Finland Singles - Doubles
	Connecticut State Open Championships^[75] New Haven Lawn Club New Haven, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	Ned Weld 6-0 7-5	Peter Fishbach	Richard Raskind Gerald Slobin	Jon Buchman William Ewen Vernon Morgan Steve Ogilvy
				Richard Raskind Gerald Slobin	Jon Buchman William Ewen Vernon Morgan Steve Ogilvy

June

Week	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
5 Jun	Madison Square Garden Pro Championships^[24] New York, USA $25000 - Wood (i) - 13S Singles	Rod Laver 6-4 6-4	Ken Rosewall
		Ken Rosewall Dennis Ralston 6-4 6-4	Rod Laver Fred Stolle
	Long Island Championships Great Neck, United States Singles - Doubles	Eugene Scott 9-7 6-4 7-9 6-2	Peter Fishbach

	Lowther Championships^[76] Lowther LTC Barnes, England Grass - 32S Singles - Doubles	Shyam Minotra 9-7 6-4 7-9 6-2	Peyton Watson	Patrick Landau Raul Peralta	Freddy Field Nick de Grunwald Colin Rees Frank Tutvin
				Patrick Landau Raul Peralta	Freddy Field Nick de Grunwald Colin Rees Frank Tutvin
	Northern Championships Northern LTC Manchester, England Grass - 48S Singles - Doubles	Owen Davidson 6-1 6-8 6-4	Ray Ruffels

	Saltsjöbaden International Saltsjöbaden, Sweden Clay - 16S Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan	Jan-Erik Lundquist

	West of Scotland Championships^[77] Whitecraigs Tennis&Sports Club Glasgow, Scotland Grass - 32S Singles - Doubles	Terry Addison 6-1 6-8 6-4	Ray Keldie

12 Jun	U.S. Pro Hard Court Championships^[24] St. Louis, United States $19000 - Hard - 16S Singles - Doubles	Ken Rosewall 6-3 6-4	Andrés Gimeno

	Blue Gray Invitation Montgomery Country Club Montgomery, United States Clay - 24S Singles - Doubles	Michael Belkin 9-11 7-5 6-2	Herb S. Fitzgibbon

	Trofeo Conde de Godó Real Club de Tenis Barcelona Barcelona, Spain Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 5-7 7-5 6-4 6-3	Rafael Osuna
		Thomaz Koch Jose Mandarino 6-2 6-4 8-6	Ramanathan Krishnan Rafael Osuna
	Kent Championships^[78] Beckenham Lawn Tennis Club Beckenham, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Owen Davidson 3-6 6-2 6-3	Ken Fletcher

	West of England Championships Bristol, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Tom Okker 6-2 5-7 8-6	Cliff Drysdale

	U.S. National Intercollegiate Championships SIU Courts Carbondale, USA Singles - Doubles	Bob Lutz 6-0 6-0 8-10 2-6 6-2	Jaime Fillol

	Nottinghamshire Championships^[79] Nottingham Castle LTC Nottingham, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Brian Fairlie 6-4 7-5	Mark Cox

	Lys International Grass Court Championships Club du Lys Chantilly Lys-Chantilly, France Grass Singles - Doubles	Manuel Santana 5-7 9-7 6-3 6-3	Roy Emerson

	Merseyside Open^[80]^[81] Vagabonds LTC West Derby, England Grass Singles - Doubles	John Brown 6-1 3-6 6-3	Hans-Joachim Plötz	Nikola Špear Bill Tym	John Blizard Nick Fleury Richard Greene Geoff W. Stubbs
				Nikola Špear Bill Tym	John Blizard Nick Fleury Richard Greene Geoff W. Stubbs
19 Jun	Newport Beach Pro Championships^[24] Newport Beach, United States $25000 - Hard - 12S Singles - Doubles	Ken Rosewall 6-3 6-3	Rod Laver
		Rod Laver Fred Stolle	Ken Rosewall Dennis Ralston

	Liberation Cup^[82] Ostrava, Czechoslovakia Clay Singles - Doubles	Karol Safarik 6-2 6-1	Pavel Brejcha

	Southern Championships Birmingham, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Herb Fitzgibbon 6-2 6-1	John Powless

	London Grass Court Championships Queen's Club, West Kensington, England Grass Singles - Doubles	John Newcombe 7-5 6-3	Roger Taylor

26 Jun	World Pro Championships^[24] Oklahoma City, USA $15000 - Hard - 12S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 6-2 3-6 6-4	Ken Rosewall
		Ken Rosewall Dennis Ralston 10-8	Rod Laver Fred Stolle
	Tennessee Valley Invitational^[83] Chattanooga, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Jaime Fillol 6-4 4-6 7-5	Joaquín Loyo-Mayo

	New York State Championships^[84] North Shore Tennis & Racquet Club Queens, NY United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Peter Fishbach 6-3 0-6 3-6 6-2, retd.	Butch Seewagen	Bob Barker Steve Stockton	Stuart Ludlum Tom Roesch Steve Turner Tony Vincent
				Bob Barker Steve Stockton	Stuart Ludlum Tom Roesch Steve Turner Tony Vincent

July

Week	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
3 July	Cincinnati Pro Championships^[24] University of Cincinnati Tennis Club^[85] Cincinnati, United States $15000 - Hard - 12S Singles - Doubles	Andrés Gimeno 6-3 7-5	Ken Rosewall
		Rod Laver Fred Stolle 4-6 8-6 7-5	Ken Rosewall Dennis Ralston
	Tri-State Championships University of Cincinnati Tennis Club^[86] Cincinnati, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Joaquín Loyo-Mayo 8-6 6-1	Jaime Fillol
		William Brown Jasjit Singh 6-1 9-7	Richard Knight Tom Gorman
	Wimbledon Championships^[87] AELTC Wimbledon, England Grand Slam Grass - 128S Singles - Doubles - Mix Doubles	John Newcombe 6-3 6-1 6-1	Wilhelm P. Bungert	Nikola Pilić Roger Taylor	John Cooper Ken Fletcher Thomaz Koch Ray Ruffels
		Bob Hewitt Frew McMillan 6-2 6-3 6-4	Roy Emerson Ken Fletcher	Nikola Pilić Roger Taylor	John Cooper Ken Fletcher Thomaz Koch Ray Ruffels
10 Jul	U.S. Pro Tennis Championships^[88]^[24]^[e] Chestnut Hill, United States Pro Slam $25000 - Grass - 16S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 4-6 6-4 6-3 7-5	Andrés Gimeno	Ken Rosewall Fred Stolle	Luis Ayala Mike Davies Dennis Ralston Pancho Segura
		Ken Rosewall Dennis Ralston 16-14 7-5	Pierre Barthes Andrés Gimeno	Ken Rosewall Fred Stolle	Luis Ayala Mike Davies Dennis Ralston Pancho Segura
	Antwerp Beerschot International Beerschot Club Antwerp, Belgium Clay Singles - Doubles	Ramanathan Krishnan 6-2 6-2 6-3	Roy Emerson

	International Swedish Hard Court Championshipss^[89] Båstad Tennis Stadium Båstad, Sweden Clay Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 6-3 3-6 4-6 6-4 6-1	Jan-Erik Lundquist

	Dublin Invitational^[90] Lansdowne LTC Dublin, Ireland Grass Singles - Doubles	Mike Sangster 3-6 6-3 8-6	Bobby Wilson

	Düsseldorf International Rochusclub Düsseldorfer Tennisclub Düsseldorf, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Wilhelm Bungert 6-1 2-6 6-3 6-3	Ingo Buding

	Welsh Championships^[91] Newport Athletic Club Newport, Wales Grass Singles - Doubles	John Newcombe 7-5 6-2	Bill Bowrey

	Travemünde International Travemünde HTC Travemünde, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Ilie Năstase 6-4 6-3 6-2	DEN} Jan Leschly

	Scottish Grass Court Championships^[92] Craiglockhart Tennis Centre Edinburgh, Scotland Grass Singles - Doubles	Graham Primrose 6-3 6-4	John Cottrill

	Western Championships^[93] Woodstock Country Club Indianapolis, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Michael Belkin 3-6 6-3 6-1 6-2	Pancho Guzman

	Midland Counties Championships^[94] Edgbaston Priory Club Edgbaston, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Roy W. Dixon 6-4, 4-6, 7-5	GBR} Keith Bland

17 July	Newport Casino Pro Championships^[95]^[24] Newport Casino Newport, RI, United States $15000 - Grass - 10S (Round Robin) Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 31-27	Andrés Gimeno	Earl Buchholz Ken Rosewall	Round Robin Fred Stolle Barry MacKay Pierre Barthes Malcolm Anderson Dennis Ralston Mike Davies
		Rod Laver Fred Stolle 31-27	Dennis Ralston Ken Rosewall	Earl Buchholz Ken Rosewall
	Danish Hard Court Championships Copenhagen, Denmark Clay Singles - Doubles	Ken Fletcher 3-6 6-4 7-5 6-4	Jan-Erik Lundquist

	Essex Championships Frinton LTC Frinton-on-Sea, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Bobby Wilson 5-7 6-4 6-3	Paul Hutchins

	Swiss International Championships^[96] Gstaad, Switzerland Clay Singles - Doubles	Roy Emerson 6-2 8-6 6-4	Manuel Santana

	Liverpool Daily Post and Echo Hoylake Open^[97]^[f] Ashton Park Hoylake, England Grass Singles - Doubles	John Newcombe 7-5 3-6 6-3	Roger Taylor

	U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships^[98] Milwaukee, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Arthur Ashe 4-6 6-3 6-1 7-5	Marty Riessen
		Clark Graebner Marty Riessen

	Czechoslovakian National Championships^[99] Plzeň, Czechoslovakia Clay Singles - Doubles	Jan Kodeš 9-7 6-2 6-3	Milan Holeček	Jan Kukal Milan Tajcnar	Stefan Koudelka Karol Safarik Josef Seifert Karol Safarik
				Jan Kukal Milan Tajcnar	Stefan Koudelka Karol Safarik Josef Seifert Karol Safarik
	Hungarian National Championships^[100] Budapest , Hungary Clay Singles - Doubles	István Gulyás Won	?

24 Jul	Binghamton Masters Pro^[101]^[24] Binghamton, United States $17500 - Hard - 10S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 6-1 6-3	Andrés Gimeno
		Pierre Barthes Andrés Gimeno 6-3 6-4	Rod Laver Fred Stolle

	Deauville Tennis Cup^[102] Deauville TC Deauville, France Clay Singles - Doubles	John Newcombe 11-9 7-5 6-1	Pierre Darmon

	Colonel Kuntz Cup^[103](U24 event) Deauville TC Deauville, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Allan Stone<br /6-4 6-2	Bernard Paul

	East of England Championships^[104] Felixstowe, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Mark Cox 6-2 6-4	Keith Wooldridge

	Pan American Games Winnipeg LTC Winnipeg, Canada Singles - Doubles	Thomas Koch 5-7 6-3 6-3 6-3	Herb S. Fitzgibbon

	Champions Cup^[105] (round robin event) Båstad, Sweden Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 7-5 6-3 6-4	Roy Emerson

	Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championships^[106] Merion Cricket Club Haverford, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	Cliff Drysdale 3-6 3-6 11-9 6-1 7-5	Clark Graebner

	Montana International^[107] Montana, Switzerland Clay Singles - Doubles	Ken Fletcher 6-4 6-2	François Jauffret	Stan Smith Nikola Špear	Bob Carmichael Daniel Contet Jim Osborne Isao Kobayashi
				Stan Smith Nikola Špear	Bob Carmichael Daniel Contet Jim Osborne Isao Kobayashi
31 Jul	Eastern Grass Court Championships Orange Lawn Tennis Club South Orange, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	Marty Riessen 18-16 6-2 6-1	Clark Graebner

	All-Jamaica Championships ^[108]^[109] Sabina Park Kingston, Jamaica Grass Singles - Doubles	Mervyn Morris 6-3, 6-0, 3-6, 6-4	Richard Thompson	Dennis Barnett Lloyd Moog
				Dennis Barnett Lloyd Moog
	Bad Neuenahr International^[110] HTC Bad Neuenahr Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Wilhelm Bungert 2–6, 6–1, 6–4, 6–4	Harald Elschenbroich	Brian Cheney Keishiro Yanagi	Juan Gisbert Axel Geuer Attila Korpás Christian Pieper
				Brian Cheney Keishiro Yanagi	Juan Gisbert Axel Geuer Attila Korpás Christian Pieper
	Trofeo Argento Città di Senigallia^[111] Circolo Tennis Senigallia Senigallia, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Ion Țiriac 4–6, 6–4, 1–6, 6–2, 6–4	Nicola Pietrangeli

	Polish National Championships^[112] Sopot, Poland Clay Singles - Doubles	Wieslaw Gasiorek 6-2 6-3 6-2	Mieczysław Rybarczyk
		Wieslaw Gasiorek Józef Piątek walkover	Bronisław Lewandowski Tadeusz Nowicki

	Northumberland Championships^[113] Jesmond Grounds Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Keith Wooldridge 6-3 8-6	Clay Iles

	East German Championships^[114] Leipzig, East Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Ulrich Trettin 6-3 6-1	Peter Fährmann
		Hans-Jürgen Luttropp Hella Riede 4-6 7-5 6-2	Ulrich Trettin Helga Magedburg

	Évian-les-Bains International^[115] Évian-les-Bains, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Dick Crealy 4–6, 6–3, 6–4	Bernard Montrenaud	Andrzej Licis Ravi Venkatesan
				Andrzej Licis Ravi Venkatesan
	Ostend International^[116] Ostend, Belgium Clay Singles - Doubles	Koji Watanabe 4–6, 6–3, 6–4	Jackie Saul	Patrick Hombergen Ichizo Konishi	Ivan Molina Claude de Gronckel
				Patrick Hombergen Ichizo Konishi	Ivan Molina Claude de Gronckel

August

Week	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
7 Aug	Colonial Pro Championships^[24] Fort Worth, United States $15000 - Hard - 16S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 8-6 6-0	Dennis Ralston
		Rod Laver Fred Stolle 4-6 6-2 6-2	Alex Olmedo Pancho Segura
	British Pro Championships^[117] Devonshire Park LTC Eastbourne, England Grass - 16S Singles - Doubles	John Horn 3-6 3-6 6-3 9-7 6-4	Charles Applewhaite
		John Crooke Bill Moss 6-1 6-4 8-6	Charles Applewhaite A.A. Stonebridge
	Irish Championships Fitzwilliam LTC Dublin, Ireland Grass Singles - Doubles	Keith Wooldridge 6-3 3-6 6-0	Peter Mockler

	Ontario Centennial Open^[118] TCSCC Toronto, Canada Clay Singles - Doubles	Ronald Barnes 6-0 6-2	Cliff Drysdale

	German International Championships^[119] Am Rothenbaum Hamburg, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Roy Emerson 6-4 6-3 6-1	Manuel Santana

	Belgian International Championships Knokke-le Zoute, Belgium Clay Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 6-1 6-2	John Newcombe

	Canadian Open Championships^[120] Monkland Tennis Club Montreal, Canada Clay Singles - Doubles	Manuel Santana 6-1 10-8 6-4	Roy Emerson

	Bavarian Championships Munich, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 6-4 3-6 6-4 6-4	Wilhelm Bungert

	Southampton Invitation Meadow Club Southampton, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	Owen Davidson 6-4 7-5 6-4	Ray Ruffels

	Dolomite Championships^[121] Riccione, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Ion Țiriac 8-6, 9-7, 8-6	Ilie Năstase

14 Aug	Nassau Invitation^[122] Nassau Country Club Glen Cove, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	John Newcombe 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 12-10	Tony Roche

	Istanbul International Championships Istanbul, Turkey Clay Singles - Doubles	Edison Mandarino 6-4 6-4 6-2	Thomaz Koch

	Austrian International Championships Kitzbühel, Austria Clay Singles - Doubles	Martin Mulligan 6-2 6-2 2-6 6-4	Wilhelm Bungert

	Newport Casino Trophy Newport Casino] Newport, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	Bill Bowrey 6-4 6-2 6-2	Owen Davidson

	Brumana International^[123] Brumana Country Club Brummana, Lebanon Clay Singles - Doubles	Dick Crealy 6–3, 6–2, 6–4	Miguel Olvera	Milan Holeček Isao Watanabe	Brian Fairlie Nicholas Kalogeropoulos Ichizo Konishi Jan Kukal
				Milan Holeček Isao Watanabe
	Quebec International Round Robin^[124] Quebec City, Canada Singles - Doubles	Ronald Barnes 7-5 6-4	Manuel Santana

21 Aug	Wimbledon World Professional Championships^[125]^[24] AELTC London, England $45000 - Grass - 8S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 6-2 6-2 12-10	Ken Rosewall
		Andrés Gimeno Pancho Gonzales 6-4 14-12	Rod Laver Fred Stolle
	Ankara International Ankara, Turkey Clay Singles - Doubles	Edison Mandarino 3-6 6-2 6-3 6-2	Frew McMillan
	Ankara International Ankara, Turkey Clay Singles - Doubles
	North of England Championships Yorkshire LTC Scarborough, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Keith Wooldridge 3-6 6-4 6-4	Haroon Rahim

	St Moritz International Palace Hotel St Moritz , Switzerland Clay Singles - Doubles	Giuseppe Merlo 6-2 6-3	Eduardo Zuleta

28 Aug	U.S. National Championships^[126] West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills, United States Grand Slam Grass Singles - Doubles - Mix Doubles	John Newcombe 6-4 6-4 8-6	Clark Graebner	Eugene Scott Jan Leschly	Bob Hewitt Owen Davidson Ronald Barnes Roy Emerson
		John Newcombe Tony Roche 6-8 9-7 6-3 6-3	William Bowrey Owen Davidson
		Billie Jean King Owen Davidson 6-3 6-2	Rosie Casals Stan Smith
	Sydney Metropolitan Hard Court Championships Naremburn, Australia Clay Singles - Doubles	Rod Brent 3-6 6-3 6-1	Colin Dibley

	Budleigh Salterton Open Championships^[127] Budleigh Salterton TC Budleigh Salterton, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Haroon Rahim 6-1 6-2	Keith Wooldridge

	World University Games^[128] AELTC Tokyo, Japan Hard - 32S Singles - Doubles	Isao Watanabe 6-4 6-2 6-0	Jun Kamiwazumi	Takeshi Koura Hidesabro Kuromatsu	José María Gisbert Juan Gisbert Giordano Maioli Somchai Pongonsopitsil
		José María Gisbert Juan Gisbert def.	Stefano Gaudenzi Giordano Maioli	Takeshi Koura Hidesabro Kuromatsu

September

Date	Tournament	Winner	Finalist
4 Sep	Transvaal Pro Championships^[24] Pretoria, South Africa $14000 - Hard - 10S Singles - Doubles	Fred Stolle 6-1 6-2	Andrés Gimeno
		Rod Laver Fred Stolle 6-2 6-4	Keith Diepraam Barry MacKay
	Natal Pro Championships^[24] Durban, South Africa $12500 - Hard - 10S Singles - Doubles	Ken Rosewall 6-4 6-2	Fred Stolle
		Rod Laver Fred Stolle 6-2 7-5	Pierre Barthes Andrés Gimeno
	Heart of America Championships^[129] Rockhill Tennis Club Kansas City, United States Hard - 36S Singles - Doubles	Marty Riessen 6-2 6-1 6-2	Peter William Curtis

	Malaysian International Championships Bukit Kiara Sports Complex Clay - 36S Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Singles - Doubles	Allan Stone 6-1 6-2	Colin Stubs

11 Sep	Border Pro Championships^[24] East London South Africa $12500 - Hard - 10S Singles - Doubles	Andrés Gimeno 6-3	Fred Stolle

	Eastern Province Pro Championships^[24] Port Elizabeth, South Africa $15000 - Hard - 10S Singles - Doubles	Andrés Gimeno 10-0	Ken Rosewall

	Western Province Pro Championships^[24] Cape Town, South Africa $15000 - Hard - 10S Singles - Doubles	Ken Rosewall 6-1 3-6 6-3	Fred Stolle
		Rod Laver Fred Stolle 8-6 6-3	Ken Rosewall Earl Buchholz
	South of England Championships Devonshire Park LTC Eastbourne, England Grass Singles - Doubles	Frew Donald McMillan 6-3 6-4	Mark Cox

	Torneo di San Sebastian 1967 San Sebastián, Spain Clay Singolare - Doppio	Martin Mulligan 4-6 2-6 6-1 6-1 6-1	Juan Manuel Couder

18 Sep	Johannesburg Pro Championships^[24] Ellis Park Tennis Center Johannesburg, South Africa $19500 - Cemento - 10S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 6-1 8-6	Andrés Gimeno
		Rod Laver Fred Stolle 6-3 6-3	Ken Rosewall Mike Davies
	Pacific Southwest Championships 1967^[130] Los Angeles, USA Singolare - Doppio	Roy Emerson 12-14 6-3 6-4	Marty Riessen

	Oviedo International 1967^[131] Oviedo, Spagna Singolare - Doppio	Martin Mulligan 4-6 6-4 6-1 6-0	Juan Manuel Couder

25 Sep	Fresno Pro Championships^[24] Fresno, USA Terra rossa - 19S Singolare - Doppio	Dennis Ralston 7-5 6-2	Alex Olmedo
		Dennis Ralston Ian Crookenden 6-3 6-1	Alex Olmedo Hugh Stewart
	French Pro Closed Championships^[24] Parigi, Francia Singolare - Doppio	Joseph Mateo 4-6 6-3 6-3 6-1	Mustapha Belkhodja
		Olivier Verdier	J. Mateo Geaud
	Real Madrid International 1967^[132] Madrid, Spagna Singolare - Doppio	Martin Mulligan 7-5 6-3 2-6 12-10	Manuel Santana

	ACT Championships 1967 Canberra, Australia Singolare - Doppio	Bruce Larkham 6-1 6-1	Warren Jacques

	Pacific Coast Championships 1967 Berkeley, USA Singolare - Doppio	Charlie Pasarell 7-5 8-6	Cliff Richey

October

Week	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist
2 Oct	Marseille Pros Autumn Championships^[24] Marseille, France Wood (i) - 4S Singles - Doubles	Pierre Barthes 2-6 9-7 11-9	Fred Stolle
		Pierre Barthes Andrés Gimeno 8-5	Barry MacKay Fred Stolle
	Barcelona Pro Championships^[24] Barcelona, Spain Wood (i) - 4S Singles - Doubles	Andrés Gimeno 6-3 6-4	Ken Rosewall

	Victorian Hard Court Championships Melbourne, Australia Singles - Doubles	Neale Fraser 6-2 6-3	Allan Stone

	Spanish National Championships Murcia, Spain Singles - Doubles	Manuel Orantes 6-1 6-4 6-3	José-Luis Arilla

9 Oct	French Pro Championships^[24] Stade Pierre de Coubertin Paris, France Pro Slam Wood (i) - 16S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 6-4 8-6 4-6 6-2	Andrés Gimeno
		Pierre Barthes Andrés Gimeno 6-3 6-4	Fred Stolle Rod Laver
	Stalybridge Covered Courts Stalybridge Sports Stadium Stalybridge, England Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Roger Taylor 6-3 7-5	Frew Donald McMillan

	Sydney Metropolitan Grass Court Championships Sydney, Australia Grass Singles - Doubles	Dick Crealy 6-3 6-0	Bill Bowrey

16 Oct	Prague Pro Championships^[24] Prague, Czechoslovakia Wood (i) - 4S Singles	Dennis Ralston 7-5 6-1	Rod Laver	Fred Stolle Butch Buchholz
	Australian Hard Court Championships Sydney, Australia Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 5-7 7-5 6-2 6-2	John Newcombe

23 Oct	London Indoor Professional Championships^[24] Wembley Empire Pool Wembley, London, England Pro Slam $22500 - Wood (i) - 16S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 2-6 6-1 1-6 8-6 6-2	Ken Rosewall
23 Oct		Fred Stolle Rod Laver 7-5 6-3 6-4	Earl Buchholz Lew Hoad

30 Oct	South American Championships^[g] Buenos Aires LTC Buenos Aires, Argentina Clay Singles - Doubles	Cliff Richey 7-5 6-8 6-3 6-3	Edison Mandarino

	Queensland Hard Court Championships> Ingham, Australia Clay Singles - Doubles	Roy Emerson 6-4 12-10	Jan Leschly

November

Week	Tournament	Winner	Finalist
6 Nov	Abidjan Pro Championships^[24] Abidjan, Ivory Coast Hard - 4S Singles - Doubles	Rod Laver 2-6 8-6 6-3	Andrés Gimeno

	Dakar Pro Championships^[24] Dakar, Senegal Hard - 4S Singles - Doubles	Andrés Gimeno 7-5 1-6 6-3	Rod Laver

	Torneio Porto Alegre Porto Alegre, Brazil Singles - Doubles	Cliff Richey 6-4 3-6 6-3 8-6	Tom Okker
	Torneio Porto Alegre Porto Alegre, Brazil Singles - Doubles
13 Nov	Queensland Championships Brisbane, Australia Singles - Doubles	Roy Emerson 9-7 4-6 6-4 4-6 7-5	John Newcombe
13 Nov
20 Nov	U.S.P.L.T.A. Championships^[24] Boca Raton, United States Clay - 30S Singles - Doubles	Sam Giammalva 6-2 4-6 6-3	Warren Woodcock
		Sam Giammalva Jason Morton 6-4 6-3	Harry Hoffman Jim Shakespeare
	Belfast Pro Championships^[24] Belfast, Northern Ireland Wood (i)- 4S Singles - Doubles	Ken Rosewall 3-6 6-2 7-5	Lew Hoad

	Brazil International Championships Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Singles - Doubles	Thomaz Koch 6-4 11-9 3-6 6-3	Tom Okker

27 Nov	Victorian Championships Melbourne, Australia Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 7-5 6-3 6-4	Bill Bowrey
27 Nov

December

Week	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
4 Dec	Crystal Palace Trophy Indoor London, Great Britain Singles - Doubles	Cliff Drysdale 6-4 6-3	Bobby Wilson

	New South Wales Championships Sydney, Australia Singles - Doubles	Tony Roche 8-6 6-1 8-6	Roy Emerson	Barry Phillips-Moore Bill Bowrey	John Newcombe Graham Stilwell Ray Ruffels Jan Leschly
				Barry Phillips-Moore Bill Bowrey	John Newcombe Graham Stilwell Ray Ruffels Jan Leschly
11 Dec	South Australian Championships Adelaide, Australia Singles - Doubles	John Newcombe 6-4 6-3 3-6 11-9	Tony Roche	Roy Emerson Barry Phillips-Moore	Dick Crealy Allan Stone Ray Ruffels Bill Bowrey
11 Dec				Roy Emerson Barry Phillips-Moore	Dick Crealy Allan Stone Ray Ruffels Bill Bowrey
18 Dec	Border Championships East London, South Africa Singles - Doubles	Tom Okker 9-7 7-5	Mark Cox
18 Dec
25 Dec	Copa Faulcombridge Club de Tenis València Valencia, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles	Ernesto Aguirre 6-1 6-4 3-6 6-2	Juan Gisbert Sr.

	Davis Cup Milton Courts Brisbane, Australia Grass 48 teams knockout Played 25/03/67 – 28/12/67	Australia	South Africa	Ecuador India	Brazil Japan Soviet Union United States
		Challenge Round Spain		Ecuador India	Brazil Japan Soviet Union United States

World Rankings

Amateur
Lance Tingay^[133]	Ulrich Kaiser^[134] (panel of 13 experts)	Joseph McCauley^[135]	Martini and Rossi^[136]
John Newcombe Roy Emerson Manuel Santana Martin Mulligan Tony Roche Bob Hewitt Nikki Pilić Clark Graebner Arthur Ashe = Jan Leschly = Wilhelm Bungert = Cliff Drysdale	John Newcombe Roy Emerson Manuel Santana Tony Roche Martin Mulligan Nikki Pilić Wilhelm Bungert Bob Hewitt Clark Graebner Jan Leschly	John Newcombe Roy Emerson M. Mulligan Tony Roche Manuel Santana Nikki Pilić Wilhelm Bungert Clark Graebner Bob Hewitt Roger Taylor	John Newcombe Roy Emerson = Wilhelm Bungert = Clark Graebner Tony Roche Nikki Pilić = Eugene Scott = Jan Leschly = Roger Taylor

Tournament winners (singles)

Pro Tennis Tour

This is a list of professional winners by the total number of singles titles won for 1967 major titles in bold:

Rod Laver – Abidjan, Berkeley, Binghamton, Boston, Fort Worth, French Pro Championships, Johannesburg, London Indoor Professional Championships, Marseille, Miami Beach, Montreal, New York City (i), Oklahoma City, Orlando, Paris, San Diego, San Juan, U.S. Pro Tennis Championships, Wimbledon (19)
Ken Rosewall – Belfast, Cape Town, Durban, Los Angeles, Newport Beach, St. Louis, Wembley (7)
Andrés Gimeno – Barcelona, Dakar, East London, Cincinnati, Newport Casino, Port Elizabeth (6)
Fred Stolle – Brussels, Lyon, Prestoria (3)
Dennis Ralston – Fresno, Prague (2)
Earl Baumgardner – Sewanee (1)
Earl Buchholz – New York City (1)
Pancho Gonzales – Birmingham (1)
Pierre Barthès – Marseille II (1)
Sam Giammalva – Boca Raton (1)
John Horn – Eastbourne (1)

World Circuit (ILTF)

This is a list of amateur winners by the total number of singles titles won for 1967 major titles in bold:

Martin Mulligan – Barcelona, Båstad, Båstad II, Capri, Catania, Helsinki, Kitzbühel, Madrid, Munich, Naples, Oviedo, Rome, Saltsjobaden, San Sebastián (14)
John Newcombe – Adelaide, Barranquilla, Deauville, Glen Cove, Houston, Hoylake, Newport, New York City (i), Queen's, San Antonio, U.S. National Championships, Wimbledon Championships (12)
Tony Roche – Dallas, Gunnedah, Knokke-le Zoute, Melbourne, Mexico City, Portola Valley, Roehampton, San Juan, Sydney II, Willemstad (10)
Roy Emerson – Brisbane, Australian Championships, French Championships, Gstaad, Hamburg, Ingham, Los Angeles, Tampa, West Berlin (9)
Arthur Ashe – Brookville, Kiamesha Lake II, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Salisbury (5)
Manuel Santana – Montreal, Murcia, Paris, Johannesburg (4)
Wilhelm Bungert – Bad Neuenahr, Düsseldorf, Leverkusen, Munich (4)
Dick Crealy – Brumana, Évian-les-Bains, Sydney, Tel Aviv (4)
Jan-Erik Lundquist – Bournemouth, Cairo, Madrid (3)
Cliff Richey – Buenos Aires, Porto Alegre, Tulsa (3)
Owen Davidson – Beckenham, Manchester, Southampton LI (3)
Marty Riessen – Atlanta, Kansas City, South Orange (3)
Mark Cox – Felixstowe, Lower Hutt, Wellington (3)
Alexander Metreveli – Aix-en-Provence, Moscow, Palermo (3)
Thomas Koch – Rio de Janeiro, San Rafael, Winnipeg (3)
Eduardo Zuleta – Orlando, West Palm Beach (2)
Ulrich Trettin – Leipzig, Leipzig II (2)
Charlie Pasarell – Berkeley, Salisbury (2)
Gerald Battrick – Beaulieu-sur-Mer, Hampstead (2)
Ron Holmberg – Charlotte, Pensacola (2)
Stan Smith – Los Angeles, Sacramento (2)
Michael Belkin – Indianapolis, Montgomery (2)
Ronald Barnes – Quebec City, Toronto (2)
Edison Mandarino – Ankara, Istanbul (2)
Roger Taylor – Stalybridge, Surbiton (2)
Giuseppe Merlo – Reggio Calabria, St. Moritz (2)
Cliff Drysdale – Crystal Palace, Haverford (2)
Eugene Scott – Great Neck, Waldwick (2)
Tom Okker – Bristol, East London (2)
Tony Vincent – Randolph, Waldwick II (2)
Pierre Darmon – Paris, Moscow II (2)
Jeff Borowiak – San Francisco II, San Francisco III (2)
István Gulyás – Budapest, Tampa (2)
Ken Fletcher – Copenhagen, Montana (2)
Keith Wooldridge – Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Scarborough (2)
Ilie Năstase – Cannes II, Travemünde (2)
Ion Țiriac – Riccione, Senigallia (2)
Onny Parun – Nelson (1)
Jean-Claude Barclay – Gillou (1)
Bill Tully – Kiamesha Lake (1)
Bernd Kube – Nice (1)
Ed Grubb – LA Metro (1)
Bob Hewitt – Pietermaritzburg (1)
Clark Graebner – Buffalo (1)
Tom Brown – San Francisco (1)
Nicholas Kalogeropoulos – City of Miami (1)
Dieter Schultheiss – Menton (1)
Anthony Hammond – Perth (1)
Ray Ruffels – Warrnambool (1)
Jaidip Mukerjea – Bombay (1)
Nicola Pietrangeli – Rome (1)
Jaime Pinto-Bravo – Alexandria (1)
Jean-Pierre Courcol – Nice (1)
Niki Pilic – Caracas (1)
Stan Smith – Phoenix (1)
Bernd Weinmann – Essen (1)
Jim McManus – Tiburon (1)
Geoffrey Paish – Edgbaston (1)
Billy Knight – Southport (1)
Ken Fletcher – Salisbury II (1)
Jan Kodeš – Cannes (1)
Joaquín Loyo-Mayo– San Luis Potosí (1)
John Yeomans– Ojai (1)
Allen Fox – St. Petersburg (1)
Stanley Matthews – Sutton (1)
Greg Shephard – San Jose (1)
Birger Folke – Chingford (1)
Martin Schad – Miami Beach (1)
Paul Hutchins – Hurlingham (1)
William Alvarez – Guildford (1)
Boro Jovanović – Sassari (1)
Lars Olander – Malvern (1)
Premjit Lall – Lytham St Annes (1)
Keith Carpenter – Cardiff (1)
Shyam Minotra – Barnes (1)
Karol Safarik – Ostrava (1)
Ned Weld – New Haven (1)
Terry Addison – Glasgow (1)
Bob Lutz – Carbondale (1)
Brian Fairlie – Nottingham (1)
Herb Fitzgibbon – Birmingham, (1)
Jaime Fillol – Chattanooga, (1)
Peter Fishbach – Queens NY, (1)
Joaquín Loyo-Mayo – Cincinnati (1)
Ramanathan Krishnan – Antwerp (1)
Mike Sangster – Dublin (1)
Graham Primrose – Edinburgh (1)
John Brown – West Derby (1)
Bobby Wilson – Frinton (1)
Bill Bowrey – Newport RI (1)
Rod Brent – Naremburn (1)
Jan Kodeš – Plzen (1)
Mervyn Morris – Kingston (1)
Isao Watanabe – Tokyo (1)
Allan Stone –Kuala Lumpur (1)
Frew McMillan – Eastbourne (1)
Haroon Rahim – Budleigh Salterton, (1)
Koji Watanabe – Ostend (1)
Wieslaw Gasiorek – Sopot (1)
Joseph Mateo – Paris II (1)
Bruce Larkham – Canberra (1)
Neale Fraser – Melbourne (1)
Tom Okker – East London (1)
Ernesto Aguirre – Valencia (1)

Notes

^ Two editions of the Eastern Indoor Championships were held the first one in January, the second in March 1967.
^ Two editions of the Eastern Indoor Championships were held the first one in January, the second in March 1967.
^ This edition of the Pan American Championships was also valid as the 25th edition of the Mexican International Championships.
^ This edition of the Surrey Hard Court Championships was also co-valid as the Sutton Hard Court Championships for the 1967 season.
^ The 1967 edition of the U.S. Pro Tennis Championships was also valid as the US Pro Grasscourt Championships that year.
^ In 1967 the newspaper company the Liverpool Daily Post and Echo Ltd took over sponsorship of the Hoylake and West Kirby Open, and it was rebranded as Liverpool Daily Post and Echo Hoylake Open, and from 1967 the tournament was also valid as North of England Championships with the winners succeeding to both titles.
^ This edition of the South American Championships was also valid as the 25th edition of the Argentina International Championships.

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[38] Two editions of the Eastern Indoor Championships were held the first one in January, the second in March 1967.

[54] Two editions of the Eastern Indoor Championships were held the first one in January, the second in March 1967.

[valid-58] This edition of the Pan American Championships was also valid as the 25th edition of the Mexican International Championships.

[70] This edition of the Surrey Hard Court Championships was also co-valid as the Sutton Hard Court Championships for the 1967 season.

[93] The 1967 edition of the U.S. Pro Tennis Championships was also valid as the US Pro Grasscourt Championships that year.

[103] In 1967 the newspaper company the Liverpool Daily Post and Echo Ltd took over sponsorship of the Hoylake and West Kirby Open, and it was rebranded as Liverpool Daily Post and Echo Hoylake Open, and from 1967 the tournament was also valid as North of England Championships with the winners succeeding to both titles.

[139] This edition of the South American Championships was also valid as the 25th edition of the Argentina International Championships.

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