With 64 grand slam titles in singles, doubles, and mixed doubles over the course of her 17-year career, Margaret Court is arguably the greatest tennis player this world has ever seen.
Read Margaret's Story1962 - 1965
1969 - 1970
1962 - 1965
1969 - 1970
Outside of the tennis sphere, Margaret is known for her strong Christian witness and leadership. She is driven to win the lost to Jesus so that they may experience the perfect love, peace and joy she does each and every day.
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View MoreMargaret Court won Wimbledon three times: in 1963, 1965, and 1970. These victories highlighted her dominance on grass courts and cemented her as one of tennis's greatest players. Her 1970 Wimbledon win was part of her historic Grand Slam, where she won all four major titles in a single year.
Margaret Court won 24 Grand Slam singles titles, the most in tennis history. She also secured 19 Grand Slam doubles and 21 mixed doubles titles, totaling an unparalleled 64 major titles. Her remarkable achievements spanned from 1960 to 1973, solidifying her as one of tennis's greatest champions.
Margaret Court won the Australian Open 11 times (1960–1966, 1969–1971, 1973), the most by any player in history. Her dominance in the tournament is unmatched, showcasing her incredible skill and consistency on home soil during her legendary tennis career.