Golden Achievement Award
The award is presented annually on a worldwide basis to a person who has made important contributions internationally to tennis in the fields of administration, promotion or education and has devoted long and outstanding service to the sport.
Presented to a person who is living at the time of his or her nomination, it does not preclude the recipient from later induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. However, recipients can not be a current Hall of Famer. The award is jointly offered by the International Tennis Hall of Fame and the International Tennis Federation, presented each year at an appropriate location.
Year | Recipient | Country |
1999 | Brian Tobin | Australia |
2000 | Gil de Kermadec | France |
2001 | Pablo Llorens | Spain |
2002 | Enrique Morea | Argentina |
2003 | J. Howard “Bumpy” Frazer | United States |
2004 | John Curry | United Kingdom |
2005 | Eiichi Kawatei | Japan |
2006 | James R. Cochrane | United Kingdom |
2007 | Nancy P. Jeffett | United States |
2008 | Juan Maria Tintore | Spain |
2009 | Fern Lee “Peachy” Kellmeyer | United States |
2010 | Heinz Grimm | Switzerland |
2011 | Tim Phillips | United Kingdom |
2012 | Shamil Tarpischev | Russia |
2013 | Geoff Pollard | Australia |
2014 | David Jude | United Kingdom |
2015 | Mark Stenning | United States |
2016 | Vittorio Selmi | Italy |
2017 2018 |
Masaaki Morita Stuart Smith |
Japan United Kingdom |
2019 | Pierre Darmon | France |
2020 | Philip Brook | United Kingdom |
2021 2022 |
Vijay Amritraj John Beddington |
India United Kingdom |