1969 ILTF Women's Tennis Circuit

1969 ILTF Women's Tennis Circuit
	Margaret Court is title leader this year with 19 titles won
Details
Duration	1 January 1969 – 28 December 1969
Edition	56th (ILTF)
Tournaments	291
Categories	Grand Slam (4); ILTF African Circuit (12); ILTF Asian Circuit (19); ILTF Australasia Circuit (22) ; ILTF Central American & Caribbean Circuit (9) ; ILTF European Circuit (140); ILTF North American Circuit (76); ILTF South American Circuit (6); Team Events (6)
Achievements (singles)
Most tournament titles	Margaret Court (19)
Most tournament finals	Margaret Court (20)
	← 1968 1970 →

The 1969 ILTF Women's Tennis Circuit was the 56th season since the formation of the International Lawn Tennis Federation in 1913,^[1] and the 95th season since the first women's tournaments were held in 1876.

Also known as the World Tennis Circuit ^[2] or simply the ILTF Circuit ^[3] consisted of a worldwide series of 291 tennis tournaments played across 6 continental tennis circuits and administered by the ILTF and its associate members.

The circuit began on 1 January 1969 in East London, South Africa and ended on 28 December 1969 in Paris, France.^[4]

Summary of season

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.^[5] 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.^[6]

After the formation of the ILTF the world tennis circuit going forward was a highly organised and structured network of national and international tournaments.^[7] 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.^[8] After the USNLTA joined the ILTF this would later change with more and more tournaments being staged globally. Women tennis players on the world circuit up to the open era were funded by their national associations enabling them to travel and take part in international tournaments.^[9]

The 1969 ILTF women's tennis circuit began on 1 January with the Border Championships, East London, South Africa. In the four most important tournaments of the year Margaret Court defeated the defending champion Billie Jean King in the final to win the women's singles tennis title at the Australian Open.^[10] It was her eighth Australian Open title and her fourteenth major title overall. In Paris French Open at Roland Garros. Margaret Court defeated Ann Jones in the final to win the women's singles tennis title.^[11] It was her third French Open title, her second major title of the year, and her fifteenth major overall.^[12]

In early summer in London, England at the Wimbledon Championships Britain's Ann Haydon Jones defeated the three-time defending American champion Billie Jean King in the final, to win the ladies' singles tennis title.^[13] It was her first Wimbledon title, and her third and last Grand Slam singles title overall.^[14] In New York the final Grand Slam tournament of the year is played at the US Open Australia's Margaret Court defeated Nancy Richey in the final, to win the women's singles tennis title.^[15] It was her third major singles title of the year, her third US Open singles title and her sixteenth singles major title overall. The circuit ended on 28 December 1969 at the Michel Bivort Cup tournament, Paris, France that was played indoors.^[16]

Schedule

This is a calendar of all official events that were administered by the International Lawn Tennis Federation in the year 1969, with player progression documented from the quarterfinals stage where sources permit. The table also includes Grand Slam events, and tournaments on the African, Asian, Australasia, Central American & Caribbean, European, and South American ILTF regional circuits,^[17] as part of the annual world tennis circuit.^[18] Team events such as the Federation Cup and Wightman Cup are included.

Key

Grand Slam events
African Circuit.^[19]
Asian Circuit.^[19]
Australasia Circuit.^[19]
Central American/Caribbean Circuit.^[20]
European Circuit.^[21]
North American Circuit.^[22]
South American Circuit.^[19]
Team & Games events

January

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
1 Jan.	Border Championships^[23]^{[lower-alpha 1]} East London, South Africa Hard Singles - Doubles	Virginia Wade 6–1, 3–6, 6–1	Winnie Shaw

	All-India Hard Court Championships^{[lower-alpha 2]}^[24] Visakhapatnam, India Clay Singles - Doubles	Alice Tym 6–0, 6–1	Karin Peshwaria

	Royal South Yarra Championships South Yarra, Australia Grass Singles - Doubles	Val Bermingham 3–6, 6–1, 6–4	Kerry Wilkinson

	Asian Championships Calcutta South Club Calcutta, India Grass Singles - Doubles	Nirupama Vasant 6–1, 3–6, 6–3	Alice Tym

4 Jan.	Eastern Province Championships^[25] East London, South Africa Hard Singles - Doubles	Pat Walkden 6–4, 6–2	Virginia Wade	Kathy Harter Winnie Shaw	Maryna Godwin Brenda Kirk Vicky Rogers Nell Truman
				Kathy Harter Winnie Shaw	Maryna Godwin Brenda Kirk Vicky Rogers Nell Truman
	North Island Open Championships Hamilton, New Zealand Grass Singles - Doubles	Sue Blackwood 3–6, 6–1, 6–4	Pam Rogan	Elaine Stephan Beverly Vercoe	Margaret O' Carroll Elizabeth Odgers
				Elaine Stephan Beverly Vercoe	Margaret O' Carroll Elizabeth Odgers
5 Jan.	Tasmanian Open^[26] Domain Tennis Center Hobart, Australia Grass Singles - Doubles	Kerry Melville 6–3, 6–3	Rosie Casals	Lesley Turner Bowrey Karen Krantzcke	Evonne Goolagong Helen Gourlay Kerry Harris Billie Jean King
				Lesley Turner Bowrey Karen Krantzcke
	Western Australian Open^[27] Royal King's Park TC Perth, Australia Grass – $4,773 Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 7–5, 6–1	Lesley Hunt	Francoise Durr Ann Haydon Jones	Anne Coleman Pam Hatt Judy Tegart Kerryl Treasure
				Francoise Durr Ann Haydon Jones	Anne Coleman Pam Hatt Judy Tegart Kerryl Treasure
	Manly Seaside Championships^[28] Manly LTC Manly, Australia Grass Singles - Doubles	Gail Chanfreau 6–0, 6–0	Lany Kaligis	Norma Marsh Frances Luff
				Norma Marsh Frances Luff
	All-India Hard Court Championships^{[lower-alpha 3]}^[29] Madras, India Clay Singles - Doubles	Alice Tym 4–6, 6–1, 6–3	Judith Dibar	Sriya Gunaratne Nirupama Vasant
				Sriya Gunaratne Nirupama Vasant
11 Jan.	Torneo de Palma de Mallorca Palma, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles	Ana María Estalella 6–3, 6–3	Ingrid Loeys

	Orange Free State Championships^[30] Bloemfontein, South Africa Hard Singles - Doubles	Pat Walkden 6–4, 10–8	Virginia Wade	Anita Van Deventer Winnie Shaw	Corinne Molesworth Vicky Rogers Nell Truman
				Anita Van Deventer Winnie Shaw	Corinne Molesworth Vicky Rogers Nell Truman
12 Jan.	Victorian Open^[31] Melbourne, Australia Grass – $12,120 Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 6–1, 6–4	Kerry Harris	Karen Krantzcke Kerry Melville	Lesley Turner Bowrey Gail Chanfreau Helen Gourlay Lesley Hunt
				Karen Krantzcke Kerry Melville
	New Zealand Championships^[32] Auckland, New Zealand Grass Singles - Doubles	Beverly Vercoe 3–6, 6–1, 6–4	Shirley Collins	Jill Bloxham Patsy Stevens	Sue Blackwood Robyn Legge Marilyn Pride Pam Rogan
				Jill Bloxham Patsy Stevens	Sue Blackwood Robyn Legge Marilyn Pride Pam Rogan
	South Florida Open Championships^[33] West Palm Beach TC West Palm Beach, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Stephanie DeFina 6–1, 6–2	Anna Maria Cavadini	Martha Cochran Pilar Herrero	Karol Gagliano
				Martha Cochran Pilar Herrero	Karol Gagliano
	Indian National Championships New Delhi, India Clay Singles - Doubles	Judith Dibar 6–2, 6–1	Alice Tym	Chere Surendra Nirupama Vasant
				Chere Surendra Nirupama Vasant
18 Jan.	Western Province Championships^[34] Cape Town, South Africa Hard Singles - Doubles	Virginia Wade 6–4, 6–1	Pat Walkden	Annette Du Plooy Winnie Shaw	Marianne Brummer Maryna Godwin Vicky Rogers Nell Truman
18 Jan.				Annette Du Plooy Winnie Shaw	Marianne Brummer Maryna Godwin Vicky Rogers Nell Truman
19 Jan.	AMPOL New South Wales Open^[35] Sydney, Australia Grass – $27,750 Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 6–1, 6–2	Rosie Casals	Billie Jean King Kerry Melville	Lesley Turner Bowrey Ann Haydon Jones Judy Tegart Karen Krantzcke
				Billie Jean King Kerry Melville
	Northern India and Punjab State Championships Amritsar, India Clay Singles - Doubles	Judith Dibar 6–1, 5–7, 7–5	Alice Tym	Karin Peshawaria Rita Peshawaria
				Karin Peshawaria Rita Peshawaria
	French Covered Court Championships Stade de Coubertin Paris, France Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Betty Stöve 6–3, 6–3	Janine Lieffrig	Ingrid Loeys Judith Salomé	Jacqueline Berson Nicole Cazaux Rosie Darmon Marijke Schaar
				Ingrid Loeys Judith Salomé	Jacqueline Berson Nicole Cazaux Rosie Darmon Marijke Schaar
	Florida State Open Championships Orlando, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Stephanie DeFina 6–3, 6–3	Wendy Overton	Judy Alvarez Chris Koutras	Ana Maria Cavadini Dorte Ekner Karol Gagliano Mona Schallau
				Judy Alvarez Chris Koutras	Ana Maria Cavadini Dorte Ekner Karol Gagliano Mona Schallau
	March of Dimes Open San Diego, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Janet Newberry 6–2, 6–1	Mary Struthers	Maricaye Christenson Kristien Kemmer
				Maricaye Christenson Kristien Kemmer
26 Jan.	Austin Smith Championships Fort Lauderdale, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Stephanie DeFina 6–3, 7–5	Mary-Ann Eisel	Chris Evert Suzana Petersen	Denise Conill Jane Hancock Bunny Smith Ann Lentz
				Chris Evert Suzana Petersen	Denise Conill Jane Hancock Bunny Smith Ann Lentz
	Danish Indoor Championships Copenhagen, Denmark Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Mari Ann Bloch Jorgensen ?	Milly Vagn Nielsen

	West German Indoor Championships Cologne, West Germany Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Christina Sandberg 6–3, 2–6, 8–6	Christine Truman Janes	Margareta Strandberg Joyce Williams	Heide Orth Alena Palmeova Betty Stöve Almut Sturm
				Margareta Strandberg Joyce Williams	Heide Orth Alena Palmeova Betty Stöve Almut Sturm
27 Jan.	North Shore Championships Forrest Hill, New Zealand Grass Singles - Doubles	Kimiyo Hatanaka 5–7, 6–0, 7–5	Sei-Rei Cho	Reiko Miyagi Cecily Mckillop	Margaret O' Carroll Pam Rogan Tup Singer Beverly Vercoe
				Reiko Miyagi Cecily Mckillop	Margaret O' Carroll Pam Rogan Tup Singer Beverly Vercoe
	Australian Open^[10] Milton Courts Brisbane, Australia Grass Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 6–4, 6–1	Billie Jean King	Ann Haydon Jones Kerry Melville	Rosie Casals Helen Gourlay Lesley Hunt Karen Krantzcke
		Margaret Court Judy Dalton 6–4, 6–4	Rosie Casals Billie Jean King	Ann Haydon Jones Kerry Melville

28 Jan.	Central India Championships New Delhi, India Clay Singles - Doubles	Alice Tym 6–4, 6–3	Judith Dibar	Karin Peshawaria Eva Lundquist
28 Jan.				Karin Peshawaria Eva Lundquist

February

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
2 Feb.	New Zealand Open Stanley St Courts Auckland, New Zealand Grass - $10,000 Singles - Doubles	Ann Haydon Jones 6–1, 6–1	Karen Krantzcke	Gail Sherriff Chanfreau Billie Jean King	Ruia Morrison-Davy Helen Gourlay Kimiyo Hatanaka Beverley Vercoe
				Gail Sherriff Chanfreau Billie Jean King
	Scandinavian Open Indoor Helsinki, Finland Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Christina Sandberg 8–6, 3–6, 6–4	Christine Truman Janes	Birgitta Lindström Joyce Williams	Kirsten Robsahm Gudrun Johnson Rosin Margareta Strandberg
				Birgitta Lindström Joyce Williams	Kirsten Robsahm Gudrun Johnson Rosin Margareta Strandberg
	Rajastan State Championships round robin event Jaipur, India Clay Singles - Doubles	Alice Tym Eva Lundqvist 3–6, 6–3, 7–7	rain abandoned play divided title	Judith Dibar (3rd) Indu Sood (4th)
				Judith Dibar (3rd) Indu Sood (4th)
	City of Miami Championships Miami, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Stephanie DeFina 6–1, 6–2	Suzana Petersen	Sherry Bedingfield Karol Gagliano	Carol Eckert Carol Ford Annette Paluska Bunny Smith
				Sherry Bedingfield Karol Gagliano	Carol Eckert Carol Ford Annette Paluska Bunny Smith
8 Feb.	Los Angeles Metropolitan Championships Los Angeles, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Faye Urban 8–6, 6–3	Betty Ann Grubb	Pat Cody Marilyn Joseph	Barbara Grubb Withney Grant Evelyn Houseman Tina Watanabe
8 Feb.				Pat Cody Marilyn Joseph	Barbara Grubb Withney Grant Evelyn Houseman Tina Watanabe
9 Feb.	Polish Indoor Championships^[36] Gdańsk, Poland Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Danuta Rylska 6–1, 6–3	Barbara Kralówna
9 Feb.
10 Feb.	USSR All-Union Championships Moscow, Soviet Union Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Olga Morozova 6–2, 4–6, 6–3	Galina Baksheeva	Tiiu Kivi Anna Ivanova	Rauza Islanova Lilia Karpova T Taranova Zaiga Yansone
10 Feb.				Tiiu Kivi Anna Ivanova	Rauza Islanova Lilia Karpova T Taranova Zaiga Yansone
16 Feb.	Moscow Open Championships round robin event Moscow, Soviet Union Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Olga Morozova 6–1, 4–6, 6–4	Marina Chuvirina	Rauza Islanova (3rd) Maria Kull (4th)	Y Bantle Yevgenyia Izopaitis Yekaterina Kruchkova Y Slepchenko
				Rauza Islanova (3rd) Maria Kull (4th)
	New South Wales Hard Court Championships Cowra, Australia Clay Singles - Doubles	Evonne Goolagong 6–4, 6–2	Wendy Gilchrist	Patricia Coleman Margaret Starr	Patricia Edwards Helen Sheedy
				Patricia Coleman Margaret Starr	Patricia Edwards Helen Sheedy
18 Feb.	New England Indoor Championships Pioneer Valley Indoor Tennis Centre Agawam, United States Uniturf (i) Singles - Doubles	Mary-Ann Eisel 7–5, 6–2	Esmé Emmanuel	Stephanie De Fina Kristy Pigeon	Betty Ann Grubb Patti Hogan Ceci Martinez Astrid Suurbeck
18 Feb.				Stephanie De Fina Kristy Pigeon	Betty Ann Grubb Patti Hogan Ceci Martinez Astrid Suurbeck
22 Feb.	Moscow International Indoor Championships Moscow, Soviet Union Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Olga Morozova 6–2, 4–6, 6–3	Betty Stöve	Marina Chuvirina Winnie Shaw	Ada Bakker Galina Baksheeva Lilia Karpova Tiiu Kivi
22 Feb.				Marina Chuvirina Winnie Shaw	Ada Bakker Galina Baksheeva Lilia Karpova Tiiu Kivi
23 Feb.	United States Indoor Championships^[37] Winchester Center Winchester, United States Neoturf (i) Singles - Doubles	Mary-Ann Eisel 6–3, 4–6, 6–2	Stephanie DeFina	Cecilia Martinez Tory Ann Fretz	Marilyn Aschner Peaches Bartkowicz Esmé Emmanuel Kristy Pigeon
23 Feb.				Cecilia Martinez Tory Ann Fretz
26 Feb.	Oakland Pros Chabot College Tennis Centre Hayward, United States Carpet (i) - $18,000 Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 6–2, 6–2	Ann Haydon Jones	Rosie Casals Francoise Durr	Althea Gibson-Darben
26 Feb.				Rosie Casals Francoise Durr	Althea Gibson-Darben
28 Feb.	Portland Pros Memorial Coliseum Portland, United States Carpet (i) - $12,000 Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 6–2, 6–2	Ann Haydon Jones	Rosie Casals Althea Gibson-Darben
28 Feb.				Rosie Casals Althea Gibson-Darben

March

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
1 Mar.	Kingston International Invitation Liguanea Club Kingston, Jamaica Hard Singles - Doubles	Lesley Bowrey 4–6, 6–2, 9–7	Patti Hogan	Stephanie DeFina Kristy Pigeon	Karen Krantzcke Faye Urban Kerry Melville Christina de Soto
				Stephanie DeFina Kristy Pigeon	Karen Krantzcke Faye Urban Kerry Melville Christina de Soto
	Czechoslovakian Indoor Championships Prague, Czechoslovakia Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Marie Neumannová 6–3, 6–4	Vlasta Vopickova	Miloslava Holubová Eva Matejkova	Renata Chmelikova Zdenka Strnadova Miroslava Kozeluhova
				Miloslava Holubová Eva Matejkova	Renata Chmelikova Zdenka Strnadova Miroslava Kozeluhova
2 Mar.	Curaçao International Championships Curaçao Racing Club Willemstad, Curaçao Hard Singles - Doubles	Julie Heldman 5–7, 6–1, 10–8	Nancy Richey	Margaret Court Judy Tegart	Judith Salomé Almut Sturm Astrid Suurbeck Val Ziegenfuss
				Margaret Court Judy Tegart	Judith Salomé Almut Sturm Astrid Suurbeck Val Ziegenfuss
	Redcliffe Championships Redcliffe, Australia Grass Singles - Doubles	Marilyn Tesch 2–6, 6–4, 6–3	Lexie Kenny

3 Mar.	Coupe Cozon Lyon, France Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Ingrid Loeys 8–10, 7–5, 5–2, retd.	Christiane Sarazin
	Coupe Cozon Lyon, France Wood (i) Singles - Doubles
	Bavarian Indoor Championships Munich, West Germany Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Betty Stöve 6–4, 6–4	Katja Ebbinghaus	Alena Palmeová Amelie Ring	Ada Bakker Heidi Boeck Renate Breuer Margarete Schweikert
				Alena Palmeová Amelie Ring	Ada Bakker Heidi Boeck Renate Breuer Margarete Schweikert
8 Mar.	Los Angeles Invitational Pro Championships LA Forum Inglewood, United States Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 17–15, 6–3	Ann Haydon Jones	Rosie Casals Francoise Durr
				Rosie Casals Francoise Durr
	San Francisco Golden Gate Class Tournament 65th ed San Francisco, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Marcie Louie 6–4, 6–3	Eliza Pande	Cathie Anderson Debbie Pruitt	Bernise Adams Farel Footman Mary Hill Judy Leong
				Cathie Anderson Debbie Pruitt	Bernise Adams Farel Footman Mary Hill Judy Leong
9 Mar.	Lodi Indoor Invitational Grape Pavilion Lodi, United States Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Denise Carter 7–9, 7–5, 6–2	Sharon Walsh	Esmé Emmanuel Gail Hansen	Cathie Anderson June Gay Jackie Gondring Ceci Martinez
				Esmé Emmanuel Gail Hansen	Cathie Anderson June Gay Jackie Gondring Ceci Martinez
	Menton International Menton TC Menton, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Jacqueline Venturino 6–3, 6–4	Ana Maria Cavadini	Nicole Cazaux Raquel Giscafré	Roberta Beltrame Ingrid Loeys Irena Škulj Margaret Starr
				Nicole Cazaux Raquel Giscafré	Roberta Beltrame Ingrid Loeys Irena Škulj Margaret Starr
	Altamira International Open Invitation Altamira TC Caracas, Venezuela Hard Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court default arm injury	Maria Bueno	Lesley Turner Bowrey Judy Tegart	Lenka Kodesova Karen Krantzcke Kerry Melville Helga Niessen
				Lesley Turner Bowrey Judy Tegart	Lenka Kodesova Karen Krantzcke Kerry Melville Helga Niessen
	All Japan Indoor Championships^[38] Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium Tokyo, Japan Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Kazuko Sawamatsu 6–2, 7–5	Kimiyo Hatanaka	Yaeko Matsuda Junko Sawamatsu
				Yaeko Matsuda Junko Sawamatsu
	Swedish Indoor Championships^[39] Stockholm, Sweden Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Christina Sandberg 4–6, 6–1, 6–3	Margareta Strandberg

	Long Island VASS Invitation^[40] round robin Brookville, United States Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Mary-Ann Eisel 31–27	Stephanie DeFina (2nd)	Vicky Rogers (3rd) Carole Graebner (4th)
				Vicky Rogers (3rd) Carole Graebner (4th)
16 Mar.	Egyptian International Championships Gezira Sporting Club Cairo, Egypt Clay Singles - Doubles	Lea Pericoli 6–1, 6–2	Olga Morozova	Gail Sherriff Chanfreau Winnie Shaw	Robin Lloyd Graciela Morán Sonja Pachta Nell Truman
				Gail Sherriff Chanfreau Winnie Shaw	Robin Lloyd Graciela Morán Sonja Pachta Nell Truman
	Beaulieu International Championships Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Ingrid Loeys 6–2, 6–0	Marijke Schaar	Jill Cooper Erzsebet Polgar
				Jill Cooper Erzsebet Polgar
	Ciudad de Barranquilla Open Barranquilla Country Club Barranquilla, Columbia Clay Singles - Doubles	Julie Heldman 5–7, 6–2, 6–3	Peaches Bartkowicz	Margaret Court Virginia Wade	Lesley Turner Bowrey Kerry Melville Helga Niessen Judy Tegart
				Margaret Court Virginia Wade
22 Mar.	Alexandria International Championships^[41] Alexandria, Egypt Clay Singles - Doubles	Nell Truman 6–2, 2–6, 6–3	Olga Morozova	Graciela Morán Winnie Shaw	Gail Chanfreau Robin Lloyd Sonja Pachta Nameeda Zaki
22 Mar.				Graciela Morán Winnie Shaw	Gail Chanfreau Robin Lloyd Sonja Pachta Nameeda Zaki
23 Mar.	Czechoslovakian National Indoor Championships Klamovka, Czechoslovakia Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Marie Neumanová 6–3, 6–4	Vlasta Vopickova

	WLOD Invitational^[42] Lighthouse Point Tennis Club Fort Lauderdale, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Julie Heldman 31–27	Virginia Wade	Margaret Court Stephanie DeFina	Peaches Bartkowicz Chris Evert Kristy Pigeon Judy Tegart
				Margaret Court Stephanie DeFina	Peaches Bartkowicz Chris Evert Kristy Pigeon Judy Tegart
	Masters Invitational^[43] St. Petersburg Tennis Club St. Petersburg, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Kerry Melville 31–27	Lesley Bowrey	Mary-Ann Eisel Tory Ann Fretz	Judy Alvarez Maureen Pratt Patty Ann Reese Almut Sturm
				Mary-Ann Eisel Tory Ann Fretz	Judy Alvarez Maureen Pratt Patty Ann Reese Almut Sturm
	Phoenix Thunderbird Invitation^[44] Phoenix Country Club Phoenix, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Nancy Richey 6–2, 6–0	Patti Hogan	Esmé Emmanuel Ceci Martinez	Emilie Burrer Denise Carter Betty Ann Grubb Peggy Michel
				Esmé Emmanuel Ceci Martinez	Emilie Burrer Denise Carter Betty Ann Grubb Peggy Michel
	Cannes International Championships Cannes, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Marijke Schaar 4–6, 6–2, 6–0	Betty Stöve	Jill Cooper Odile de Roubin	Nicole Hesse-Cazaux María Guzmán Ingrid Loeys Irena Škulj
				Jill Cooper Odile de Roubin	Nicole Hesse-Cazaux María Guzmán Ingrid Loeys Irena Škulj
30 Mar.	South of France Championships Nice LTC Nice, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Peaches Bartkowicz 6–3, 6–4	Gail Chanfreau	Marijke Schaar Winnie Shaw	Vlasta Kodesova Robin Lloyd Alena Palmeova Betty Stöve
				Marijke Schaar Winnie Shaw	Vlasta Kodesova Robin Lloyd Alena Palmeova Betty Stöve
	Torneo Internazionale di Tennis Parioli Tennis Club Parioli Rome, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	María Guzmán 2–6, 6–3, 6–3	Mabel Vrancovich	Roberta Beltrame Margaret Starr	Sylvana Lazzarino Marielle Lombard Maria Monami Graziella Perna
				Roberta Beltrame Margaret Starr

April

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
5 Apr.	Reggio Calabria International^[45] Reggio Calabria, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Marie Neumannová 6–4, 2–6, 6–4	Maria Nasuelli	Monique Di Maso Ulla Sandulf	Virginia Caceres María Guzmán Frances Maclennan Daniela Marzano
5 Apr.				Monique Di Maso Ulla Sandulf
6 Apr.	Monte-Carlo International^[46] 2nd ed Monte Carlo Country Club Monte Carlo, Monaco Clay Singles - Doubles	Peaches Bartkowicz 6–4, 2–6, 6–4	Vlasta Kodesova	Lea Pericoli Winnie Shaw	Gail Chanfreau Katja Ebbinghaus Graciela Morán Eva Lundquist
				Lea Pericoli Winnie Shaw
	Caribe Hilton Invitational 17th ed^[47] Caribe Hilton Hotel San Juan, Puerto Ricoo Hard Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 6–4, 7–5	Julie Heldman	Judy Tegart Linda Tuero	Mary-Ann Eisel Tory Ann Fretz Karen Krantzcke Helga Niessen
				Judy Tegart Linda Tuero	Mary-Ann Eisel Tory Ann Fretz Karen Krantzcke Helga Niessen
	Greater Jacksonville Invitation^[48] Jacksonville Golf & Country Club Jacksonville, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Judy Alvarez 6–2, 6–0	Wendy Overton	Charlene Grafton Chris Koutras	Carole Ford Gay Gordon Judy Moore Peggy Michel
				Charlene Grafton Chris Koutras	Carole Ford Gay Gordon Judy Moore Peggy Michel
	San Luis Potosi Open San Luis Potosí, Mexico Clay Singles - Doubles	Elena Subirats 6–3, 5–7, 6–2	Lulu Gongora	Lourdes Diaz Ponce Cecilia Rosado	Alina de Balbiers Emily Fisher Olga Montano Patricia Montano
				Lourdes Diaz Ponce Cecilia Rosado
	Northern California Indoor Championships^[49] Diablo Valley College Diablo Valley, United States Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Barbara Downs 6–2, 6–0	Farel Footman	Diane Brooks Cathy Gagel Anderson
				Diane Brooks Cathy Gagel Anderson
	Royal Palm Invitational^[50] Royal Palm Tennis Club Miami, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Karen Benson default	Donna Floyd Fales	Ann Lentz Susan Parkhurst
				Ann Lentz Susan Parkhurst
	San Jose State All-Comers Championship^[51] Spartan Tennis Complex San Jose, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Denise Carter 6–2, 8–6	Eliza Pande	Gail Hansen Sharon Walsh	Cathy Gagel Anderson Farel Footman Judy Leong Marlene Muench
				Gail Hansen Sharon Walsh
	Lugano International Tennis Club Lugano Lugano, Switzerland Clay Singles - Doubles	Anne-Marie Studer 6–4, 6–4	Ingrid Loeys

	West Hollywood Championships (16th ed) Plummer Park TC West Hollywood, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Stephanie Grant 6–2, 6–0	Pam Austin	Joan Johnson Ana María Ycaza
				Joan Johnson Ana María Ycaza
8 Apr.	North of England Hard Court Championships^[52] Argyle Lawn Tennis Club Southport, Great Britain Clay Singles - Doubles	Shirley Brasher 6–1, 3–6, 6–0	Janice Townsend	Cecilie Fleming Marjory Love
				Cecilie Fleming Marjory Love
	Tally-Ho! Easter Tournament^[53] Tally-Ho! Tennis Club Birmingham, Great Britain Clay Singles - Doubles	Susan Tutt 6–2, 6–2	Susan Morgan	Dianne Bridger Alex Soady	Jean Mc Farlane Jean Rickson
				Dianne Bridger Alex Soady	Jean Mc Farlane Jean Rickson
	Israel Spring International Championships^[54] Tel Aviv, Israel Clay Singles - Doubles	Alice Tym 6–4, 6–1	Tova Epstein	Pauline Peisachov Roberta Zimman
				Pauline Peisachov Roberta Zimman
13 Apr.	Carolinas International^[55] Julian Clark Tennis Stadium Charlotte, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 6–2, 6–0	Judy Tegart	Helga Niessen Christina Sandberg	Mary-Ann Eisel Stephanie DeFina Tory Ann Fretz Kristy Pigeon
				Helga Niessen Christina Sandberg
	Mediterranean Club Championships Tennis Club de Mediterranean Nice, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Robin Lloyd 6–4, 2–6, 6–4	Eva Lundquist	Winnie Shaw Mabel Vrancovich	Nicole Cazaux Rosie Darmon Raquel Giscafré Sally Holdsworth
				Winnie Shaw Mabel Vrancovich	Nicole Cazaux Rosie Darmon Raquel Giscafré Sally Holdsworth
	Catania International Open^[56] Catania, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Maria Nasuelli 6–1, 6–2	María Guzmán	Monique Di Maso Marie Neumannová	Miroslava Holubova Miss Giarrusso Ulla Sandulf Mabel Vrancovich
				Monique Di Maso Marie Neumannová
	Pan American Championships Centro Deportivo Chapultepec Mexico City, Mexico Clay Singles - Doubles	Valerie Ziegenfuss 1–6, 7–5, 6–2	Lourdes Gongorga	Patricia Montano Elena Subirats	Judy Dixon Olga Montano Nancy De Realme
				Patricia Montano Elena Subirats	Judy Dixon Olga Montano Nancy De Realme
14 Apr.	South African Open Championships^[57] Ellis Park Tennis Stadium Johannesburg , South Africa Hard Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 6–4, 1–6, 6–3	Nancy Richey	Ann Haydon Jones Virginia Wade	Kerry Harris Brenda Kirk Melanie Muller Annette Du Plooy
14 Apr.				Ann Haydon Jones Virginia Wade	Kerry Harris Brenda Kirk Melanie Muller Annette Du Plooy
19 Apr.	Israel Invitation Natanya, Israel Clay Singles - Doubles	Alice Tym 6–0, 6–0	Susan Korn	Gillian Kay Roberta Zimman
19 Apr.	Israel Invitation Natanya, Israel Clay Singles - Doubles			Gillian Kay Roberta Zimman
20 Apr.	Natal Open Championships^[58] Westridge Park Tennis Stadium Durban, South Africa Hard Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 6–4, 6–1	Annette Van Zyl	Maryna Proctor Pat Walkden	Helen Gourlay Lesley Hunt Laura Rossouw Anita Van Deventer
				Maryna Proctor Pat Walkden	Helen Gourlay Lesley Hunt Laura Rossouw Anita Van Deventer
	Campionati Internazionali di Sicilia Circolo Tennis Palermo Palermo, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Marie Neumannová 2–6, 8–6, 6–0	Anna-Maria Nasuelli	Monique Salfati-Di Maso Margaret Starr	María Guzmán Miloslava Holubová Ulla Sandulf
				Monique Salfati-Di Maso Margaret Starr	María Guzmán Miloslava Holubová Ulla Sandulf
	River Oaks Invitational^[59] Houston, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 3–6, 7–5, 6–1	Judy Tegart-Dalton	Lesley Bowrey Kerry Melville	Tory Ann Fretz Karen Krantzcke Christina Sandberg Linda Tuero
				Lesley Bowrey Kerry Melville
21 Apr.	Monte-Carlo Open Championships^[60] Monte Carlo, Monaco Clay Singles - Doubles	Ann Haydon Jones 6–1, 6–3	Virginia Wade	Francoise Durr Julie Heldman	Peaches Bartkowicz Olga Morozova Sally Holdsworth Mabel Vrankovich
21 Apr.				Francoise Durr Julie Heldman
26 Apr.	Cumberland Hard Court Championships^[61] The Cumberland Club Hampstead, Great Britain Singles - Doubles	Joyce Williams 7–5, 6–2	Winnie Shaw	Robin Lloyd Janice Townsend	Shirley Brasher Jill Cooper Kerry Harris Fay Moore
				Robin Lloyd Janice Townsend	Shirley Brasher Jill Cooper Kerry Harris Fay Moore
	Anaheim Open^[62] Anaheim, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Carole Graebner 8–6, 6–4	Pam Teeguarden

27 Apr.	Italian Open^[63] Foro Italico Rome, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Julie Heldman 7–5, 6–4	Kerry Melville	Francoise Durr Ann Haydon Jones	Peaches Bartkowicz Lesley Bowrey Billie Jean King Lea Pericoli
				Francoise Durr Ann Haydon Jones
	Ojai Valley Championships^[64] 70th ed Ojai, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Betty Ann Grubb 3–6, 6–2, 6–3	Denise Carter	Janie Albert Freeman Pixie Lamm	Patricia Cody Ann Lebedeff Kristien Kemmer Peggy Michel
				Janie Albert Freeman Pixie Lamm	Patricia Cody Ann Lebedeff Kristien Kemmer Peggy Michel
28 Apr	Sabadell International Madrid, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles	Anna-Maria Cavadini 6–3, retd.	Raquel Giscafré
28 Apr	Sabadell International Madrid, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles

May

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
1 May.	Northern California Championships Golden Gate Park Courts San Francisco, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Marcie Louie 3–6, 6–2, 6–3	Farel Footman	Barbara Downs Kate Latham	Diane Brooks Peggy Michel Pat Parsons Pat Polenske
1 May.				Barbara Downs Kate Latham	Diane Brooks Peggy Michel Pat Parsons Pat Polenske
3 May.	British Hard Court Open Championships^[65] The West Hants Club Bournemouth, Great Britain Clay Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 5–7, 6–4, 6–4	Winnie Shaw	Julie Heldman Virginia Wade	Lesley Bowrey Rosie Casals Karen Krantzcke Joyce Williams
				Julie Heldman Virginia Wade	Lesley Bowrey Rosie Casals Karen Krantzcke Joyce Williams
	River Plate Championships^[66] Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club Buenos Aires, Argentina Clay Singles - Doubles	Beatriz Araujo 6–4, 6–2	Elvira Weisenberger

4 May	Atlanta Invitational^[67] Atlanta, United States Clay Singolare - Doubles	Nancy Richey 7–5, 6–2	Linda Tuero	Carol Aucamp Stephanie DeFina
				Carol Aucamp Stephanie DeFina
	California State Championships^[68] Portola Valley, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Denise Carter 6–4, 6–3	Betty Ann Grubb	Esmé Emmanuel Farel Footman	Barbara Downs Kate Latham Ceci Martinez Eliza Pande
				Esmé Emmanuel Farel Footman	Barbara Downs Kate Latham Ceci Martinez Eliza Pande
	Naples International Naples, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Gail Chanfreau 6–4, 6–2	Laura Rossouw	Helen Gourlay Maria Teresa Riedl	María Guzmán Monique Salfati-Di Maso Suzana Petersen Christina Sandberg
	Naples International Naples, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles			Helen Gourlay Maria Teresa Riedl
	Japan Pro Series Nagoya^[69] Nagoya, Japan Singles - $8000 Doubles	Ann Haydon Jones 6–3, 6–1	Françoise Dürr

	Stuttgart International^[70] Stuttgart, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Peaches Bartkowicz 6–4, 6–3	Helga Niessen Masthoff	Heide Orth Faye Urban	Julie Anthony Marilyn Aschner Kerstin Seelbach Alice Tym
				Heide Orth Faye Urban	Julie Anthony Marilyn Aschner Kerstin Seelbach Alice Tym
9 May	Japan Pro Series Osaka^[71] Oska Municipal Gymnasium Osaka, Japan Singles - $8000 Doubles	Ann Haydon Jones 6–2, 2–0 retd	Françoise Dürr
9 May
10 May	Surrey Hard Court Championships^[72] Guildford, Great Britain Clay Singles - Doubles	Kerry Melville 6–3, 7–5	Margaret Court	Tory Ann Fretz Judy Tegart	Mary-Ann Eisel Maryna Godwin Lesley Hunt Pat Walkden
				Tory Ann Fretz Judy Tegart	Mary-Ann Eisel Maryna Godwin Lesley Hunt Pat Walkden
	Droitwich Open Hard Courts^[73] Droitwich Tennis Club Droitwich Spa, Great Britain Clay Singles - Doubles	Janice Townsend 7–5, 4–6, 6–4	Brenda Kirk

11 May	Torneo Internazionale Reggio Emilia^[74]^[75] Circolo Tennis Reggio Emilia Reggio Emilia, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Peaches Bartkowicz 6–0, 6–1	Suzana Petersen	Gail Chanfreau Helen Gourlay	Maria Nasuelli Graziela Perna Judith Salomé Christina Sandberg
11 May				Gail Chanfreau Helen Gourlay
12 May	Southern California Sectional Championships^[76] Los Angeles Tennis Club Los Angeles, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Janet Newberry 6–2, 6–4	Valerie Ziegenfuss	Betty Ann Grubb Ann Lebedeff	Pamela Austin Patricia Cody Kristien Kemmer Mary Struthers
12 May				Betty Ann Grubb Ann Lebedeff	Pamela Austin Patricia Cody Kristien Kemmer Mary Struthers
17 May	Belgian International Open^[77] Brussels Lawn Tennis Club Brussels, Belgium Clay – $ $10,000 Singles - Doubles	Ann Haydon Jones 6–4, 6–0	Rosie Casals	Rosie Darmon Francoise Durr	Gail Chanfreau Lesley Hunt Frances Taylor Mabel Vranovich
				Rosie Darmon Francoise Durr	Gail Chanfreau Lesley Hunt Frances Taylor Mabel Vranovich
	BP London Hard Court Championships^[78] Hurlingham Club Hurlingham, Great Britain Clay Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 7–5, 6–1	Mary-Ann Eisel	Peaches Bartkowicz Julie Heldman	Tory Ann Fretz Judy Tegart Fay Moore Christine Truman Janes
				Peaches Bartkowicz Julie Heldman	Tory Ann Fretz Judy Tegart Fay Moore Christine Truman Janes
18 May	Spanish Open^[79] (also valid as Condo Godo Trophy) Barcelona, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles	Kerry Melville 5–7, 6–4, 7–5	Helen Gourlay	Lesley Bowrey Karen Krantzcke	Maryna Godwin Kristy Pigeon Laura Rossouw Margaret Starr
				Lesley Bowrey Karen Krantzcke	Maryna Godwin Kristy Pigeon Laura Rossouw Margaret Starr
	Glenwood Manor Invitation^[80] Glenwood Manor Motel Overland Park, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Betty Ann Grubb 6–4, 6–2	Karen Susman	Carol Aucamp Emilie Burrer	Denise Carter Esmé Emmanuel Ceci Martinez Pam Richmond
				Carol Aucamp Emilie Burrer	Denise Carter Esmé Emmanuel Ceci Martinez Pam Richmond
	Salzburg International Salzburger Tennisclub Salzburg, Austria Clay Singles - Doubles	Trude Schonberger 7–5, 7–5	Nancy Falkenberg

	Bay Counties Invitation San Francisco, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Eliza Pande 6–2, 6–1	Marcie Louie	Barbara Downs Sharon Walsh
				Barbara Downs Sharon Walsh
19 May	Leverkusen International TC Rot-Weiss Leverkusen Leverkusen, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Helga Niessen 5–7, 6–4, 7–5	Alena Palmeova	Heide Orth Alice Tym	Julie Anthony Jaroslava Kunstfeldova Almut Sturm Faye Urban
19 May				Heide Orth Alice Tym	Julie Anthony Jaroslava Kunstfeldova Almut Sturm Faye Urban
24 May	Rothmans Invitation Hard Court Championships^[81] Connaught Club Chingford, Great Britain Clay Singles - Doppio	Corinne Molesworth 3–6, 6–2, 6–4	Shirley Brasher	Christine Truman Janes Robin Lloyd	Judy Congdon Faye Moore Janice Townsend Pat Walkden
24 May				Christine Truman Janes Robin Lloyd	Judy Congdon Faye Moore Janice Townsend Pat Walkden
25 May	Federation Cup^[82] Athens Tennis Club Athens, Greece Clay 20 nations knockout	United States	Australia	Great Britain Netherlands	France Czechoslovakia West Germany Italy
25 May				Great Britain Netherlands	France Czechoslovakia West Germany Italy
26 May	West Berlin Open^[83] West Berlin, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Karen Krantzcke 6–1, 6–2	Lesley Bowrey	Mary-Ann Curtis Helen Gourlay	Kristy Pigeon Laura Rossouw Janet Young Val Ziegenfuss
26 May				Mary-Ann Curtis Helen Gourlay	Kristy Pigeon Laura Rossouw Janet Young Val Ziegenfuss
31 May	Surrey Grass Court Championships^[84] Surbiton, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Mary-Ann Curtis 4–6, 6–4, 8–6	Judy Tegart-Dalton	Winnie Shaw Joyce Williams	Patti Hogan Christine Truman Janes Betty Stöve Nell Truman
				Winnie Shaw Joyce Williams	Patti Hogan Christine Truman Janes Betty Stöve Nell Truman
	St. Annes Open^[85] St Anne's on Sea, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Robin Lloyd 6–4, 7–5	Faye Urban	E. Armstrong Janice Townsend	G Armstrong Jane O'Hara Janice Tindle Joan Walker
				E. Armstrong Janice Townsend	G Armstrong Jane O'Hara Janice Tindle Joan Walker
	Glamorgan Championships^[86] Cardiff, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Suzana Petersen 7–5, 5–7, 6–4	Elizabeth Ernest	Cecilie Fleming Beverly Vercoe	Maria-Jose Aubet Ada Bakker Suzy Beames Joanne Haye
				Cecilie Fleming Beverly Vercoe	Maria-Jose Aubet Ada Bakker Suzy Beames Joanne Haye

June

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
1 Jun	Internationales Bremer Turnier Bremen, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Heide Orth 0–6, 6–3, 6–4	Helga Niessen Masthoff	Inga Bielefeld Regina Kawohl
				Inga Bielefeld Regina Kawohl
	Internationales Turnier Zell am See Zell am See, Austria Clay Singles - Doubles	Trude Schonberger 7–5, 7–5	Nancy Falkenberg

	Leaside Invitation^[87] Leaside Tennis Club Toronto, Canada Clay Singles - Doubles	Vivienne Strong 2–6, 6–2, 6–1	Benita Senn^[88]	Penny Sparling Inge Weber^[89]
				Penny Sparling Inge Weber^[89]
	Tulsa Invitation^[90] (12th ed) Tulsa Tennis Club Tulsa, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Betty Ann Grubb 6–1, 6–1	Vicky Rogers	Kathy Kraft Janet Newberry	Emilie Burrer Connie Capozzi Esmé Emmanuel Ceci Martinez
				Kathy Kraft Janet Newberry	Emilie Burrer Connie Capozzi Esmé Emmanuel Ceci Martinez
	Connecticut State Championships New Haven, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	Louise Gonnerman 6–4, 4–6, 6–4	Carol Hunter	Justine Butler Kay Hubbell	Ann Murphy Margery Rowbotham Donna Stockton
				Justine Butler Kay Hubbell	Ann Murphy Margery Rowbotham Donna Stockton
	U.S. Hard Court Championships^[91] Sacramento, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Eliza Pande 7–5, 6–4	Kristien Kemmer	Carole Graebner Kate Latham	Toni Chaffin Farel Footman Gail Hansen Marlene Muench
				Carole Graebner Kate Latham	Toni Chaffin Farel Footman Gail Hansen Marlene Muench
7 Jun	Lowther Open^[92] Barnes, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Corinne Molesworth 6–4, 7–5	Shirley Brasher	Jill Cooper Wendy Hall	Lindsey Beaven Veronica Burton Lorna Cawthorn Cecilie Fleming
				Jill Cooper Wendy Hall
	Toronto Cricket Club Invitational^[93] Toronto CC Toronto, Canada Grass Singles - Doubles	Louise Brown 6–1, 8–6	Benita Senn	Penny Sparling Inge Weber
				Penny Sparling Inge Weber
	Avenue Havant Open Tournament Avenue LTC Havant, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Susan Tutt 8–6, 7–5	Dorothy Head Knode	Anna María Arías Jean Rickson
				Anna María Arías Jean Rickson
	East Gloucestershire Championships^[94] Cheltenham, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Nell Truman 2–6, 6–3, 6–2	Kerry Harris	Janice Townsend Faye Urban	Elizabeth Ernest Wendy Gilchrist Brenda Kirk Robin Lloyd
				Janice Townsend Faye Urban	Elizabeth Ernest Wendy Gilchrist Brenda Kirk Robin Lloyd
	Northern Championships^[95] Northern LTC Manchester, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Mary-Ann Curtis 6-4 6-4	Patti Hogan	Winnie Shaw Valerie Ziegenfuss	Esmé Emmanuel Tory Ann Fretz Stephanie Grant Kristy Pigeon
				Winnie Shaw Valerie Ziegenfuss	Esmé Emmanuel Tory Ann Fretz Stephanie Grant Kristy Pigeon
	French Open Consolation Paris, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Virginia Wade 0–6, 6–3, 6–4	Janine Lieffrig	Odile de Roubin Anne-Marie Rouchon	Lany Kaligis Lita Liem Graciela Morán Janet Young
				Odile de Roubin Anne-Marie Rouchon	Lany Kaligis Lita Liem Graciela Morán Janet Young
8 Jun	Bielefeld International Bielefeld, West Germany Singles - Doubles	Helga Niessen Masthoff 6-3 6-0	Laura Rossouw	Heide Orth Alice Tym	Helen Amos Ingrid Loeys Carol Sherriff Irena Skulj
				Heide Orth Alice Tym	Helen Amos Ingrid Loeys Carol Sherriff Irena Skulj
	French Open^[96] Stade Roland Garros Paris, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Margaret Smith Court 6–1, 4–6, 6–3	Ann Haydon Jones	Lesley Bowrey Nancy Richey	Rosie Casals Billie Jean King Julie Heldman Kerry Reid
		Françoise Dürr Ann Haydon Jones 6–0, 4–6, 7–5	Margaret Smith Court Nancy Richey	Lesley Bowrey Nancy Richey	Rosie Casals Billie Jean King Julie Heldman Kerry Reid

9 Jun	New York State Championships^[97] Mamaroneck, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Marjorie Gengler 6–1, 6–1	Pat Stewart	Louise Gonnerman Diane Matzner	Sylvia Hooks Mimi Kanarek Nadine Netter Jade Schiffman
9 Jun				Louise Gonnerman Diane Matzner	Sylvia Hooks Mimi Kanarek Nadine Netter Jade Schiffman
14 Jun	Wills West of England Open^[98] Bristol, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Margaret Smith Court 6–3, 6–3	Billie Jean King	Judy Dalton Virginia Wade	Lesley Bowrey Françoise Dürr Rosie Casals Ann Haydon Jones
				Judy Dalton Virginia Wade	Lesley Bowrey Françoise Dürr Rosie Casals Ann Haydon Jones
	Kent Championships^[99] Beckenham, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Denise Carter 6–3, 7–5	Kerry Melville	Winnie Shaw Mary Ann Curtis	Helen Gourlay Patti Hogan Olga Morozova Pat Walkden
				Winnie Shaw Mary Ann Curtis	Helen Gourlay Patti Hogan Olga Morozova Pat Walkden
	John Player Nottingham Tennis Tournament^[100] Nottingham, Great Britain Singles - Doubles	Christine Truman Janes 6–4, 6–2	Nell Truman	Kerry Harris Faye Urban	Julie Anthony Sally Holdsworth Jane O'Hara Tine Zwaan
				Kerry Harris Faye Urban	Julie Anthony Sally Holdsworth Jane O'Hara Tine Zwaan
15 Jun	Moroccan International Championships^[101] Casablanca, Morocco Clay Singles - Doubles	Alice Tym 6–3, 6–1	Graciela Moran	Ann Phillips-Moore Évelyne Terras	Carol -Ann Kalogeropoulos Maria Nasuelli Michelle Rodriguez Carol Sherriff
				Ann Phillips-Moore Évelyne Terras
	Alabama State Championships Mobile, Alabama, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Emilie Burrer 6–1, 6–1	Peggy Moore	Ann Moore Becky Vest
				Ann Moore Becky Vest
	Middle States Clay Court Championships^[102] Du Pont Country Club Wilmington, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Chris Beck 6–3, 2–6, 6–1	Gretchen Vosters	Charlotte Atwater Linda Rupert	Judy Clay Joan Keller Joan Mylchreest Cynthia Tudor
				Charlotte Atwater Linda Rupert	Judy Clay Joan Keller Joan Mylchreest Cynthia Tudor
17 Jun	North Coast Championships Grafton, Australia Grass Singles - Doubles	Evonne Goolagong 7–5. 6–3	Patricia Edwards
17 Jun
21 Jun	Rothmans London Grass Court Open^[103] London, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Ann Haydon Jones 6–0, 6–1	Winnie Shaw	Mary Ann Curtis Francoise Durr	Esmé Emmanuel Olga Morozova Kristy Pigeon Kazuko Sawamatsu
				Mary Ann Curtis Francoise Durr	Esmé Emmanuel Olga Morozova Kristy Pigeon Kazuko Sawamatsu
	Worcestershire Grass Court Championships Malvern, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Lesley Charles 8–6, 7–5	Judy Davies	Vicky Berner Sheila Moodie
				Vicky Berner Sheila Moodie
	Intercollegiate Championships^[104] Northfield, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Emilie Burrer 6–1, 6–1	Pam Richmond	Pixie Lamm Diane Matzner	Pam Austin Carolyn Clarke Ginger Pfeiffer Vicky Thomas
				Pixie Lamm Diane Matzner	Pam Austin Carolyn Clarke Ginger Pfeiffer Vicky Thomas
	Eastern Clay Court Championships^[105] Mamaroneck, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Nadine Netter 6–1, 3–6, 7–5	Louise Gonnerman

28 Jun	Long Island Clay Court Championships Port Washington, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Marjorie Gengler 6–4, 4–6, 7–5	Louise Gonnerman	Sylvia Hooks Sylvia Price	Patricia Cody Elfie Carroll Diane Matzner Vija Tamuzs
28 Jun				Sylvia Hooks Sylvia Price	Patricia Cody Elfie Carroll Diane Matzner Vija Tamuzs

July

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
1 Jul	Southern Championships^[106] Birmingham, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Connie Capozzi 6–1, 6–2	Patricia Adams	Peggy Moore Becky Vest	Laura duPont Dena Garcia Pat Garcia Patricia Montaño
1 Jul				Peggy Moore Becky Vest	Laura duPont Dena Garcia Pat Garcia Patricia Montaño
5 Jul.	Wimbledon Championships AELTC London, Great Britain Grass Singles^[107] - Doubles^[108]	Ann Haydon Jones 3–6, 6–3, 6–2	Billie Jean King	Rosie Casals Margaret Court	Lesley Bowrey Julie Heldman Nancy Richey Judy Tegart
		Margaret Court Judy Tegart 9–7, 6–2	Patti Hogan Peggy Michel	Rosie Casals Margaret Court	Lesley Bowrey Julie Heldman Nancy Richey Judy Tegart

	Tennessee Valley Invitation^[109] Chattanooga, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Linda Tuero 6–2, 6–0	Fiorella Bonicelli	Laura duPont Jade Schiffman	Lourdes Diaz Alice De Rochemont Cecilia Rosado Ann Templeton
				Laura duPont Jade Schiffman
	All England Plate AELTC London, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Betty Ann Grubb 6–3, 4–6, 6–4	Laura Rossouw	Marina Chuvirina Janice Townsend	Sally Holdsworth Patti Hogan Corinne Molesworth Lita Liem
				Marina Chuvirina Janice Townsend	Sally Holdsworth Patti Hogan Corinne Molesworth Lita Liem
	Travemünde International (18th ed) Travemünder THC Travemünde, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Helga Niessen 7–5, 6–2	Kora Schediwy	Katja Ebbinghaus Almut Sturm	Karin De Laporte Margot Schultze Carol Sherriff Edith Winkens
				Katja Ebbinghaus Almut Sturm
12 Jul	East of England Championships^[110] Felixstowe LTC Felixstowe, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Anita Van Deventer 6–2, 6–4	Brenda Kirk	Marianne Brummer Robin Lloyd	Roylee Bailey Marilyn Headifen Sue Hole Joan Wilshere
				Marianne Brummer Robin Lloyd	Roylee Bailey Marilyn Headifen Sue Hole Joan Wilshere
	Midland Counties Championships Edgbaston, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Janice MacFarlane 6–2, 6–4	Kate Tillin

	Cheshire Championships^[111] Brooklands, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Suzana Petersen 6–2, 6–4	Jean Wilson	Rita Bentley Kathy Blake
				Rita Bentley Kathy Blake
	Balkan Games (team) Istanbul, Turkey Clay	Romania (1st)	Yugoslavia (2nd)	Greece (3rd) Turkey (4th)
	Balkan Games (team) Istanbul, Turkey Clay			Greece (3rd) Turkey (4th)
	Carroll's Irish Open^[112] Fitzwilliam LTC Dublin, Eire Grass Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 6–2, 6–2	Virginia Wade	Rosie Casals Judy Tegart	Helen Amos Veronica Burton Karen Krantzcke Kerry Melville
				Rosie Casals Judy Tegart	Helen Amos Veronica Burton Karen Krantzcke Kerry Melville
	Sunderland and Durham Open Championships Durham, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Elizabeth Graham 3–6, 6–3, 6–2	Jill Hunter

	Scottish Championships^[113] Edinburgh, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Marjorie Love 6–2, 6–2	Sheila Moodie	Fiona Campbell Joyce Landsman	J M Grant Diane McNeil Vicky McLennan Wendy Slaughter
				Fiona Campbell Joyce Landsman	J M Grant Diane McNeil Vicky McLennan Wendy Slaughter
	Welsh Championships^[114] Newport Athletic Club Newport, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 6–4, 6–4	Winnie Shaw	Mary Ann Curtis Pat Walkden	Wendy Gilchrist Elizabeth Ernest Maryna Proctor Joyce Williams
				Mary Ann Curtis Pat Walkden
13 Jul	Düsseldorf International Düsseldorf, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Helga Niessen Masthoff 6–4, 8–6	Edda Buding	Helga Hosl Carol Sherriff	Inga Bielefeld Helen Gourlay Laura Rossouw Almut Sturm
				Helga Hosl Carol Sherriff	Inga Bielefeld Helen Gourlay Laura Rossouw Almut Sturm
	Swedish Championships^[115] Båstad, Sweden Clay Singles - Doubles	Peaches Bartkowicz 5–7, 6–4, 6–2	Christina Sandberg	Eva Lundqvist Margareta Strandberg	Ellen Grindvold Monique Di Maso Olga Morozova Kazuko Sawamatsu
				Eva Lundqvist Margareta Strandberg
	La Jolla Championships La Jolla, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Mary Struthers 4–6, 6–1, 6-2	Marita Redondo	Dodo Bundy Cheney Barbara Grubb	Denise Bradshaw Chris Mattson Anita Platte Darlene Roberts
				Dodo Bundy Cheney Barbara Grubb	Denise Bradshaw Chris Mattson Anita Platte Darlene Roberts
	U.S. National Amateur Tennis Championships Rochester, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Linda Tuero 4–6, 6–1, 6-2	Gwen Thomas	Emilie Burrer Patricia Cody	Carolyn Clarke Louise Gonnerman Bonnie Logan Pam Richmond
				Emilie Burrer Patricia Cody	Carolyn Clarke Louise Gonnerman Bonnie Logan Pam Richmond
	Centropa Cup (singles) (Central European U23 Championship) Siófok, Hungary Clay	Ada Bakker 6–2, 6–3	Katalin Borka	Marianne Kindler Judith Szorenyi	Helga Buche Katja Ebbinghaus Miroslava Holubova Barbara Krall
				Marianne Kindler Judith Szorenyi
	Centropa Cup (team)^[116] (Central European U23 Championship) Krynica, Poland Clay	Germany (1st)	Netherlands (2nd)	Hungary (3rd) Czechoslovakia (4th)	Austria Poland Switzerland
				Hungary (3rd) Czechoslovakia (4th)	Austria Poland Switzerland
	Mountain View Tennis Tournament Mountain View, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Tina Lyman 7–5, 4–6, 6–0	Marlene Muench	Carol Gay June Gay	Carole Graebner Barbara Hultgren Patty Polenski
				Carol Gay June Gay	Carole Graebner Barbara Hultgren Patty Polenski
19 Jul	Rothmans Invitation Eastbourne^[117] Devonshire Park Eastbourne, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Karen Krantzcke 6–0, 9–7	Betty Ann Grubb	Betty Stöve Judy Tegart	Helen Gourlay Patti Hogan Winnie Shaw Judith Salomé
				Betty Stöve Judy Tegart	Helen Gourlay Patti Hogan Winnie Shaw Judith Salomé
	Essex Championships^[118] Frinton-on-Sea, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 6–2, 4–6, 6–4	Pat Walkden	Robin Lloyd Suzana Petersen	Veronica Burton Wendy Hall Brenda Kirk Wendy Tomlinson
				Robin Lloyd Suzana Petersen	Veronica Burton Wendy Hall Brenda Kirk Wendy Tomlinson
20 Jul	Golden Racket Trophy^[119] Country Club Aixois Aix-en-Provence, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Ann Haydon Jones 6–1, 6–1	Françoise Dürr	Junko Sawamatsu Kazuko Sawamatsu	Frances MacLennan Margurite Mosgofian Odile de Roubin Christiane Spinoza
				Junko Sawamatsu Kazuko Sawamatsu
	Western Championships^[120] Cincinnati Tennis Club Cincinnati, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Lesley Turner Bowrey 1–6, 7–5, 10–10 ret.	Gail Chanfreau	Linda Tuero Valerie Ziegenfuss	Emilie Burrer Pam Richmond Yola Ramírez Kristien Kemmer
				Linda Tuero Valerie Ziegenfuss	Emilie Burrer Pam Richmond Yola Ramírez Kristien Kemmer
	Montana Invitational Montana, Switzerland Clay Singles - Doubles	Lesley Hunt 6–3 4–6 6–3	Esme Emmanuel	Kristy Pigeon Erzsebet Polgar	Raquel Giscafré Cecilia Martinez Fran Oschwald Carol Sherriff
				Kristy Pigeon Erzsebet Polgar
	Nuremberg International Nuremberg, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Helga Niessen Masthoff 6–3 6–1	Almut Sturm	Edda Buding Suzana Korpas
				Edda Buding Suzana Korpas
	Le Touquet International Championship Le Touquet, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Ana María Arias 8–10, 6–2, 6–4	Janine Lieffrig	Dottie Head Knode Sylvie Rual	Josette Billaz Anita Van Deventer Kimiyo Hatanaka Gabriela Schroeder
				Dottie Head Knode Sylvie Rual
	Rothmans Open North of England Championships^[121] Hoylake, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Virginia Wade 0–6 6–4 8–6	Christine Truman Janes	Nell Truman Joyce Williams	Ada Bakker Fay Moore Maryna Proctor Astrid Suurbeck
				Nell Truman Joyce Williams	Ada Bakker Fay Moore Maryna Proctor Astrid Suurbeck
21 Jul	Czechoslovakian National Championships Ostrava, Czechoslovakia Clay Singles - Doubles	Alena Palmeova 6–2, 6–2	Marie Neumanová	Miroslava Holubova Vlasta Vopickova
				Miroslava Holubova Vlasta Vopickova
	Belgian National Hard Court Championships Brussels, Belgium Clay Singles - Doubles	Ingrid Loeys 6–1, 7–5	Michele Kahn Rotta	Micheline Five Monique Van Haver	Monique Bedoret Nicole Ottn Chantal Van Gheluwe Lisette Sliepen
				Micheline Five Monique Van Haver
27 Jul	Swiss Open^[122] Gstaad, Switzerland Clay Singles - Doubles	Françoise Dürr 6–4 4–6 6–2	Rosie Casals	Ann Haydon Jones Lea Pericoli	María Guzmán Lesley Hunt Billie Jean King Kristy Pigeon
	Swiss Open^[122] Gstaad, Switzerland Clay Singles - Doubles			Ann Haydon Jones Lea Pericoli	María Guzmán Lesley Hunt Billie Jean King Kristy Pigeon
	U.S. Clay Court Championships^[123] Indianapolis, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Gail Chanfreau 6–2, 6–2	Linda Tuero	Lesley Bowrey Nancy Richey	Tish Adams Fiorella Bonicelli Louise Gonnerman Kerry Harris
				Lesley Bowrey Nancy Richey	Tish Adams Fiorella Bonicelli Louise Gonnerman Kerry Harris
	La Coruña Internacional La Coruña Tennis Club La Coruña, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles	Fiorella Bonicelli 5–7, 6–2, 6–1	Jacqueline Venturino

29 Jul	Bavarian Open^[124] Munich, West Germany Singles - Doubles	Karen Krantzcke 6–8, 6–2, 6–1	Helga Hösl	Helga Niessen Kazuko Sawamatsu	Edda Buding Katja Ebbinghaus Kora Schediwy Almut Sturm
	Bavarian Open^[124] Munich, West Germany Singles - Doubles			Helga Niessen Kazuko Sawamatsu	Edda Buding Katja Ebbinghaus Kora Schediwy Almut Sturm
	ATA National Championships^[125] Saint Louis, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Bonnie Logan ?	?

31 Jul	Danish Outdoor Championships Copenhagen, Denmark Clay Singles - Doubles	Mari Ann Bloch Jorgensen 6–2, 6–0	L Kornum
31 Jul

August

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
2 Aug	Northumberland Open Championships^[126] Newcastle upon Tyne, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Wendy Gilchrist 7–5, 6–2	Joan Wilshere	Rita Bentley Marilyn Headifen
				Rita Bentley Marilyn Headifen
	Tunbridge Wells Open^[127] Tunbridge Wells, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Lindsay Beaven 6–2, 8–6	Belinda Orchard	Alison Fraser Black Jackie Fayter	Lesley Charles Mrs M D Furniss Averil Morris Jenny Stapleton
				Alison Fraser Black Jackie Fayter
	Canadian National Championships Toronto, Canada Clay Singles - Doubles	Faye Urban 6–3, 6–2	Andrée Martin	Susan Eager Jane O'Hara	Louise Brown Benita Senn Janice Tindle Inge Weber
				Susan Eager Jane O'Hara	Louise Brown Benita Senn Janice Tindle Inge Weber
3 Aug	Eastern Grass Court Championships^[128] South Orange, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	Patti Hogan 6–3, 3–6, 6–4	Kristy Pigeon	Betty Ann Grubb Val Ziegenfuss	Denise Carter Mary Ann Curtis Kerry Harris Linda Tuero
				Betty Ann Grubb Val Ziegenfuss	Denise Carter Mary Ann Curtis Kerry Harris Linda Tuero
	Netherlands International Open^[129] Hilversum, Netherlands Clay Singles - Doubles	Kerry Melville 6–2, 3–6, 6–3	Karen Krantzcke	Trudy Groenman Pat Walkden	Lesley Hunt Marijke Schaar Almut Sturm Vlasta Vopickova
				Trudy Groenman Pat Walkden	Lesley Hunt Marijke Schaar Almut Sturm Vlasta Vopickova
	Portuguese International Championships Lisbon, Portugal Clay Singles - Doubles	Suzana Petersen 6–2, 6–3	Regina Ferreira

	Polish National Championships^[130] Łódź, Poland Clay Singles - Doubles	Barbara Kral 6–0, 6–4	Danuta Rylska

	Geneva International Championships Geneva, Switzerland Clay Singles - Doubles	Olga Lendlova 6–3, 6–3	Anne-Marie Studer

	Washington State Championships^[131] Seattle, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	Mary Struthers 6–2, 6–4	Janet Adkisson	Patricia Bostrom Dorothy Cheney	Barbara Grubb Jane Carey Mary Mclean Jolene Roesler
				Patricia Bostrom Dorothy Cheney	Barbara Grubb Jane Carey Mary Mclean Jolene Roesler
	Maccabiah Games Championships^[132] Tel Aviv, Israel Clay Singles - Doubles	Julie Heldman 6–1, 6–2 Gold	Pam Richmond Silver	Esmé Emmanuel Bronze Sandra Okin 4th	Marilyn Aschner Vicki Berner Veronica Burton Tova Epstein
				Esmé Emmanuel Bronze Sandra Okin 4th	Marilyn Aschner Vicki Berner Veronica Burton Tova Epstein
4 Aug	Bad Neuenahr International Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Helga Hosl 5–7, 7–5, 6–4	Helga Niessen	Kazuko Sawamatsu Irena Škulj	Raquel Giscafré Susanne Korpas Ingrid Kunstfeld Junko Sawamatsu
4 Aug				Kazuko Sawamatsu Irena Škulj
6 Aug	Piping Rock Invitation^[133] Locust Valley, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 6–1, 6–3	Betty Ann Grubb	Patti Hogan Linda Tuero	Denise Carter Margie Cooper Kerry Harris Brenda Kirk
				Patti Hogan Linda Tuero	Denise Carter Margie Cooper Kerry Harris Brenda Kirk
	St. Louis Pro Championships^[134] Dwight Davis Center St. Louis, United States Hard – $8,000 Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 6–1, 6–3	Rosie Casals	Francoise Durr Ann Haydon Jones
				Francoise Durr Ann Haydon Jones
9 Aug	Internazionali di Senigallia Senigallia, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Kazuko Sawamatsu 6–3, 6–3	Christina Sandberg	Carol-Ann Kalogeropoulos Mabel Vrancovich	Helen Amos Monique Di Maso Anna-Maria Nasuelli Sara De Nigris
				Carol-Ann Kalogeropoulos Mabel Vrancovich
	Suffolk Championships Framlingham College Framlingham, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Marjorie Love 1–6, 6–4, 6–2	Sue Minford

	Ilkley Open^[135] Ilkley LTC Ilkley, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Corinne Molesworth 4–6, 6–3, 6–3	Wendy Gilchrist	Rita Bentley Sally Holdsworth
				Rita Bentley Sally Holdsworth
	Canadian Open^[136] Toronto, Canada Clay Singles - Doubles	Faye Urban 6–2, 6–0	Vicki Berner	Andrée Martin Jade Schiffman	Louise Brown Jane O'Hara Benita Senn Karen Wills
	Canadian Open^[136] Toronto, Canada Clay Singles - Doubles			Andrée Martin Jade Schiffman	Louise Brown Jane O'Hara Benita Senn Karen Wills
10 Aug	Masters Pro Championships^[137] Highland Racquet and Riding Club Binghampton, United States Hard – $8,000 Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 10–8, 3–6, 6–4	Rosie Casals	Francoise Durr Ann Haydon Jones
				Francoise Durr Ann Haydon Jones
	Tournoi International de Champéry Champéry, Switzerland Clay Singles - Doubles	Olga Lendlova	Camille Simon	Marielle Lombard Elise Poulet
				Marielle Lombard Elise Poulet
	British Columbia Open Championships^[138] Vancouver, Canada Hard Singles - Doubles	Dorothy Cheney 6–4, 8–6	Mary Struthers	Trish Bostrom Barbara Grubb	Terry Brassey Evelyn Houseman Marilyn Muench Inge Weber
				Trish Bostrom Barbara Grubb	Terry Brassey Evelyn Houseman Marilyn Muench Inge Weber
11 Aug	West German Open Championships^[139] Hamburg, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Judy Tegart 6–3, 6–4	Helga Niessen	Helga Hosl Pat Walkden	Edda Buding Duchtig Maryna Proctor Vlasta Vopickova Kerry Melville
				Helga Hosl Pat Walkden
	Wightman Cup^[140] Cleveland, Ohio, United States Hard	United States 5–2 (rubbers)	Great Britain
	Wightman Cup^[140] Cleveland, Ohio, United States Hard
16 Aug.	Winchester Open^[141] Winchester, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Belinda Orchard 7–5, 2–6, 7–5	P. Hargrave

	Cranleigh Open^[142] Cranleigh, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Shirley Brasher 6–2, 3–6, 6–3	Belinda Orchard	Lorna Cawthorn Sandra Okin
				Lorna Cawthorn Sandra Okin
17 Aug.	Pennsylvania Grass Court Open Championships^[143] Haverford, United States Grass - $5,000 Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 6–1, 6–0	Virginia Wade	Lesley Bowrey Patti Hogan	Kerry Harris Christine Truman Janes Wendy Overton Joyce Williams
				Lesley Bowrey Patti Hogan
	Moscow International Championships^[144] Moscow, Soviet Union Clay Singles - Doubles	Julie Heldman 6–3, 2–6, 6–3	Peaches Bartkowicz	Olga Morozova Marie Neumannová	Marina Chuvirina Tiiu Kivi Maria Kull Ebba Ride
				Olga Morozova Marie Neumannová	Marina Chuvirina Tiiu Kivi Maria Kull Ebba Ride
	Netherlands National Championships^[145] Scheveningen, Netherlands Clay Singles - Doubles	Marijke Schaar 8–6, 6–2	Tine Zwaan	Trudy Groenman Judith Salome	Ada Bakker Patricia Went Astrid Suurbeck Elsie Veentjer
				Trudy Groenman Judith Salome	Ada Bakker Patricia Went Astrid Suurbeck Elsie Veentjer
	Torneo Internazionale di Viareggio Viareggio, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Christina Sandberg 6–0, 8–6	Maria Teresa Riedl	Alessandra Gobbò Carol-Ann Kalogeropoulos
				Alessandra Gobbò Carol-Ann Kalogeropoulos
	Troodos International Nicosia, Cyprus Clay Singles - Doubles	Paulina Peisachov 6–3, 6–1	Esther Rosengarten

	U.S. National Public Parks Championships^[146] Chicago, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Alice Tym 6–8, 6–3, 7–5	Carol Levy	Pat Cody Sue Sterrett	Suzanne Gray Marilyn Mueller Anita Platte Vicki Smouse
				Pat Cody Sue Sterrett	Suzanne Gray Marilyn Mueller Anita Platte Vicki Smouse
18 Aug.	Austrian International Championships^[147] Kitzbühel, Austria Clay Singles - Doubles	Judy Tegart 7–5, 6–3	Pat Walkden	Edda Buding Duchting Faye Toyne-Moore	Anita Van Deventer María Guzmán Odile de Roubin Junko Sawamatsu
				Edda Buding Duchting Faye Toyne-Moore
	Knokke-Le-Zoute International Knokke, Belgium Clay Singles - Doubles	Helen Gourlay 6–4, 6–4	Maryna Proctor	Michele Kahn Anna Lenkovska
				Michele Kahn Anna Lenkovska
	Tournoi d'août du Touquet Le Touquet, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Rosie Darmon 6–4, 6–4	Anne-Marie Rouchon

23 Aug	Poland International Championships^[148] Katowice, Poland Clay Singles - Doubles	Peaches Bartkowicz 6–3, 6–3	Daniela Wieczorkowna	Maria Dowbór-Lewandowska Mirabela Polician	Maria Jose Aubet Krystyna Filipowna Barbara Olszewska Blanka Politzerova
				Maria Dowbór-Lewandowska Mirabela Polician
	Exmouth Open^[149] Exmouth, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Jill Cooper 6–4, 3–6, 6–1	Rita Bentley	Jackie Fayter Denise Staniszewski	Lindsey Beaven Marilyn Bevan Marilyn Headifen Sharon Mildner
				Jackie Fayter Denise Staniszewski
	Scottish Hard Court Championships^[150] St Andrews, Great Britain Clay Singles - Doubles	Marjorie Love 6–0, 6–1	Gwen Armstrong	Jackie Fayter Denise Staniszewski
				Jackie Fayter Denise Staniszewski
	Yugoslavian National Championships^[151] Belgrade, Yugoslavia Clay Yugoslavian National Championships - Doubles	Irena Škulj 6–1, 6–1	Lena Dvornik	Biljana Kostic Alenka Pipan
				Biljana Kostic Alenka Pipan
24 Aug	U.S. National Amateur Tennis Championships^[152] Chestnut Hill, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 4–6, 6–3, 6–0	Virginia Wade	Mary Ann Curtis Kerry Melville	Lesley Bowrey Betty Ann Grubb Christine Truman Janes Joyce Williams
				Mary Ann Curtis Kerry Melville
	Torneo Internazionale di Ortisei Ortisei, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Monica Giorgi 3–6, 6–3, 8–6	Maria Teresa Riedl	Alessandra Gobbo Maria Nasuelli	Maria Cristina Diaz Carol-Ann Kalogeropoulos Monique Salfati-Di Maso Ulla Sandulf
				Alessandra Gobbo Maria Nasuelli
	West German National Outdoor Championships^[153] Stuttgart, West Germany Clay Singles - Doubles	Helga Niessen 6–2, 6–2	Almut Sturm

25 Aug	Istanbul International Championships Istanbul, Turkey Clay Singles - Doubles	Pat Walkden 6–3, 6–3	Fay Toyne-Moore	Maryna Proctor Carol Sherriff	B Crockford H Celaloglu Rozi Feldman S Ozturetgen
25 Aug				Maryna Proctor Carol Sherriff	B Crockford H Celaloglu Rozi Feldman S Ozturetgen
26 Aug	Hungarian International Championships Budapest, Hungary Clay Singles - Doubles	Helen Gourlay 6–4, 6–4	Marina Chuvirina	Katalin Borka Klara Bardoczy	Erzsebet Polgar Lubka Radkova Erzsebet Szell Judith Szorenyi
				Katalin Borka Klara Bardoczy
	Santander International Championships Santander, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles	Joan Wilshere 6–4, 6–4	Mary Habicht	Ana María Estalella Carmen Bustamante
				Ana María Estalella Carmen Bustamante
30 Aug	Budleigh Salterton Open^[154] Budleigh Salterton, Great Britain Grass Singles - Doubles	Corinne Molesworth 6–1, 8–10, 6–1	Lindsey Beaven	Rita Bentley Wendy Gilchrist	Judy Congdon Jill Griffiths Jackie Fayter Marilyn Headifen
30 Aug				Rita Bentley Wendy Gilchrist	Judy Congdon Jill Griffiths Jackie Fayter Marilyn Headifen
31 Aug	Sydney Metropolitan Hard Court Championships^[155] Sydney, Australia Clay Singles - Doubles	Evonne Goolagong 1–6, 6–4, 6–0	Pat Coleman

	Portschach International Portschach, Austria Clay Singles - Doubles	Helga Niessen 6–4, 4–6, 6–3	Helen Gourlay	Suzana Petersen Kora Schediwy	Raquel Giscafré María Guzmán Sonja Pachta Almut Sturm
				Suzana Petersen Kora Schediwy	Raquel Giscafré María Guzmán Sonja Pachta Almut Sturm

September

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
1 Sep	Vigo International Vigo, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles	Joan Wilshere 2–6, 6–4, 6–4	Ana María Estalella
	Vigo International Vigo, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles
	Santa Monica Open^[156] Santa Monica, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Christine Matison 3–6, 7–5, 6–4	Janice Metcalf	Wendy Appleby Norma Kettenburg	Erin Dignam Tracy McNair Anita Platt Lea Trumbull
				Wendy Appleby Norma Kettenburg	Erin Dignam Tracy McNair Anita Platt Lea Trumbull
2 Sep	Rumanian National Championships^[157] Bucharest, Rumania Clay Singles - Doubles	Judith Dibar 6–4, 6–4	Agnes Kun	Julieta Boboc Ecaterina Horsa	Mariana Ciogolea Eleonora Dumitrescu
2 Sep				Julieta Boboc Ecaterina Horsa	Mariana Ciogolea Eleonora Dumitrescu
3 Sep	Brumana International^[158] Brummana, Lebanon Clay Singles - Doubles	Pat Walkden 6–3, 3–6, 6–1	Faye Moore	Maryna Proctor Carol Sherriff	Lita Akraoui Delaille Hewitt Renee Khouri María Tort
3 Sep				Maryna Proctor Carol Sherriff	Lita Akraoui Delaille Hewitt Renee Khouri María Tort
6 Sep	Lee-on-Solent Open Lee-on-Solent, Great Britain Clay Singles - Doubles	Lindsey Beaven 6–2, 7–5	Beverly Vercoe	Penny Hardgrave Pepy Munslow
6 Sep				Penny Hardgrave Pepy Munslow
7 Sep	Heart of America International Championships^[159] Kansas City, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Lesley Bowrey 8–6, 4–6, 7–5	Kerry Harris	Mary McAnally Karen Susman	Isabel Fernandez Mary Hamm Kathy Harter Laura Rossouw
				Mary McAnally Karen Susman	Isabel Fernandez Mary Hamm Kathy Harter Laura Rossouw
	International Championships of San Sebastian San Sebastián, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles	Ana Maria Estalella 7–6, 6–2	Carmen Mandarino	Judith Dibar Suzana Petersen
				Judith Dibar Suzana Petersen
	Malaysian International Championships Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Clay Singles - Doubles	Radhika Menon 5–7, 6–1, 6-2	Nguyen Thi Gioi	Mrs Philippa Miall Somsri Klamssombuti
				Mrs Philippa Miall Somsri Klamssombuti
	Greek International Championships Athens, Greece Clay Singles - Doubles	Anna-Maria Nasuelli 3–6, 6–4, 6–4	Sally Holdsworth	Raquel Giscafré Suzana Petersen	Maria-Jose Aubet Dion Asteri Carol-Ann Kalogeropoulos
				Raquel Giscafré Suzana Petersen	Maria-Jose Aubet Dion Asteri Carol-Ann Kalogeropoulos
8 Sep	Cal-Neva Pro Tennis Tournament^[160] Incline Village, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 6–0, 6–4	Rosie Casals
8 Sep
9 Sep	U.S. Open^[161] Forest Hills, United States Grass Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 6–2, 6–2	Rosie Casals	Nancy Richey Virginia Wade	Peaches Bartkowicz Julie Heldman Billie Jean King Karen Krantzcke
9 Sep		Françoise Dürr Darlene Hard 0–6, 6–3, 6–4	Margaret Court Virginia Wade	Nancy Richey Virginia Wade

14 Sep	Saloniki International Thessaloniki, Greece Clay Singles - Doubles	Sally Holdsworth 6–2, 6–4	Maria Jose Aubet	Dion Asteri Aliki Koutsouri
				Dion Asteri Aliki Koutsouri
	Rhodesian International Championships Bulawayo, Rhodesia Grass Singles - Doubles	Fiona Morris 6–1, 9–7	Anita van Deventer	Marianne Brummer Cheryle Sayer
				Marianne Brummer Cheryle Sayer
	Coupe Bonfiglio Milan, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Birgitta Lindström 11–9, 5–7, 6–1	Suzana Petersen	Raquel Giscafré Judith Salomé	Wendy Gilchrist Corinne Molesworth Anna Polli Daniela Porzio
	Coupe Bonfiglio Milan, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles			Raquel Giscafré Judith Salomé
15 Sep	La Costa Invitational^[162] Carlsbad, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Julie Heldman 6–4, 6–3	Peaches Bartkowicz	Lesley Hunt Winnie Shaw	Gail Sherriff Chanfreau Darlene Hard Janet Newberry Val Ziegenfuss
				Lesley Hunt Winnie Shaw
	Yugoslavia International Championships Belgrade, Yugoslavia Clay Singles - Doubles	Erzsébet Széll 6–4, 6–2	Irena Škulj	Edda Buding Sandra Walsham
				Edda Buding Sandra Walsham
	Iranian International Championships Tehran, Iran Clay Singles - Doubles	Pat Walkden 6–1, 5–7, 6–1	Faye Moore	Lita Akraoui Maria Ayala
				Lita Akraoui Maria Ayala
20 Sep	Israel International Invitation Beersheba, Israel Clay Singles - Doubles	Sally Holdsworth 4–6, 6–4, 6–1	Alena Palmeova	Tova Epstein Tamar Sendik
20 Sep				Tova Epstein Tamar Sendik
21 Sep	European Amateur Championships Turin, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Vlasta Vopickova 6–4, 6–2	Marie Neumanová	Olga Morozova Tiiu Kivi	Katalin Borka Erzsebet Polgar Anne Marie Studer Zaiga Jansone
				Olga Morozova Tiiu Kivi
	Torneo de Oviedo Oviedo, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles	Edda Buding Duchting 3–6, 6–1, 6–1	Carmen Bustamente	Ana María Estalella Joan Wilshere
	Torneo de Oviedo Oviedo, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles			Ana María Estalella Joan Wilshere
28 Sep	Israel Autumn International Natanya, Israel Clay Singles - Doubles	Sally Holdsworth 3–6, 6–1, 6–3	Alena Palmeova	Tamar Hayat Ronit Strulowitz
				Tamar Hayat Ronit Strulowitz
	Italian National Championships^[163] Verona, Italy Clay Singles - Doubles	Maria Teresa Riedl 6–1, 2–6, 6–1	Lea Pericoli	Lucia Bassi Monique Salfati-Di Maso	Signorina Chitarin Anna-Maria Nasuelli Signorina Polli Daniela Porzio
				Lucia Bassi Monique Salfati-Di Maso
	Pacific Southwest Open^[164] Los Angeles, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 6–2, 6–3	Ann Haydon Jones	Nancy Richey Winnie Shaw	Rosie Casals Gail Chanfreau Françoise Durr Darlene Hard
				Nancy Richey Winnie Shaw	Rosie Casals Gail Chanfreau Françoise Durr Darlene Hard
	Coupe Marcel Poree Paris, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Odile de Roubin 3–6, 6–2, 6–1	Claudine Rouire	Christiane Spinoza Évelyne Terras	Ilse Buding Nicole Cazaux Janine Lieffrig Anne-Marie Rouchon
	Coupe Marcel Poree Paris, France Clay Singles - Doubles			Christiane Spinoza Évelyne Terras

October

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
4 Oct	Tel Aviv International Tel Aviv, Israel Hard Singles - Doubles	Alena Palmeova 6–4, 6–0	Sally Holdsworth	Jenny Helliar Esther Rosengarten
4 Oct				Jenny Helliar Esther Rosengarten
5 Oct	Pacific Coast International Open^[165] Santa Monica, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Margaret Court 6–4, 5–7, 6–0	Winnie Shaw	Lesley Hunt Patti Hogan	Esmé Emmanuel Pixie Lamm Janet Newberry Eliza Pande
				Lesley Hunt Patti Hogan	Esmé Emmanuel Pixie Lamm Janet Newberry Eliza Pande
	Midland Racquet Club Invitational^[166] (also called NTL Midland Pro Champs) Midland, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 6–4, 5–7, 6–0	Rosie Casals	Francoise Durr Ann Haydon Jones
				Francoise Durr Ann Haydon Jones
6 Oct	Victorian Hard Court Championships Melbourne, Australia Clay Singles - Doubles	Lynne Nette 6–4, 6-2	Janine Whyte	Lexie Kenny Christina Sandberg	Eleanor O'Neill Evonne Goolagong Lita Liem Winnie Shaw
				Lexie Kenny Christina Sandberg	Eleanor O'Neill Evonne Goolagong Lita Liem Winnie Shaw
	National Capital Championships^[167] Manuka, Australia Hard Singles - Doubles	Evonne Goolagong 6–1, 6-4	Patricia Coleman	Trisha Edwards Sandra Walsham	A. Davies P. Hill Miriam Thornton Barbara Walsh
				Trisha Edwards Sandra Walsham	A. Davies P. Hill Miriam Thornton Barbara Walsh
	Fairfield Open Hard Courts Fairfield, Australia Clay Singles - Doubles	Jan O'Neill 6–4, 6–4	Carol Sherriff	Judy Humphries Karen Krantzcke	Sue Alexander Robyn Ebbern Jill Emmerson Sue Hole
				Judy Humphries Karen Krantzcke	Sue Alexander Robyn Ebbern Jill Emmerson Sue Hole
11 Oct	Israel Invitation (also valid as Haifa International) Haifa, Israel Clay Singles - Doubles	Sally Holdsworth 6–1, 7–5	Jenny Helliar	Melissa Callaway Tamar Hayat
				Melissa Callaway Tamar Hayat
	TFE Foreign Challenge Honolulu, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Helen Amos 10–8	Lesley Hunt	Alice Tym Janet Young	Stephanie Chillingsworth Mary Lou Jarrett Muriel Osborne Hattie Sommerville
				Alice Tym Janet Young
12 Oct.	Ecuadorian National Championships Quito, Ecuador Grass Singles - Doubles	María Guzmán 3–6, 6–2, 6–1	Ana María Ycaza	Patricia Rivera Margarita De Zuleta
				Patricia Rivera Margarita De Zuleta
	Howard Hughes Open^[168] Las Vegas, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Nancy Richey 2–6, 6–4, 6–1	Billie Jean King	Margaret Court Ann Haydon Jones	Rosie Casals Mary Ann Curtis Francoise Durr Winnie Shaw
				Margaret Court Ann Haydon Jones	Rosie Casals Mary Ann Curtis Francoise Durr Winnie Shaw
13 Oct.	French National Championships (tennis) Nice, France Clay Singles - Doubles	Gail Chanfreau 6–0, 6–2	Evelyne Terras	Danièle Bouteleux Odile de Roubin	Janine Lieffrig Anne-Marie Rouchon Christiane Spinoza Jacqueline Vives
13 Oct.				Danièle Bouteleux Odile de Roubin
18 Oct.	Dewar Cup Perth^[169] Bell's Sports Centre Perth, Great Britain Hard (i) Singles - Doubles	Virginia Wade 9–7, 6–2	Ann Haydon Jones	Julie Heldman Annette Du Plooy	Mary Ann Curtis Wendy Gilchrist Jenny Heliar Joyce Williams
18 Oct.				Julie Heldman Annette Du Plooy	Mary Ann Curtis Wendy Gilchrist Jenny Heliar Joyce Williams
19 Oct.	Spanish National Championships^[170] Madrid, Spain Clay Singles - Doubles	Ana María Estalella 4–6, 6–3, 6–4	N. Satacana

	San Diego Metropolitan Tennis Championships San Diego, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Marita Redondo 6–3, 6–4	Janet Newberry	Maricaye Christenson Mary Struthers	Ann Lebedeff Peggy Michel Tam O'Shaughnessy Anita Platte
				Maricaye Christenson Mary Struthers	Ann Lebedeff Peggy Michel Tam O'Shaughnessy Anita Platte
	State Center Tennis Tournament^[171] Fresno, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Esmé Emmanuel 6–4, 1–6, 6–3	Sharon Walsh	Denise Carter Kate Latham
				Denise Carter Kate Latham
	Southwestern Open Sectional Championships^[172]^[173] Tucson Racquet Club Tucson, United States Hard Singles - Doubles	Emilie Burrer 6–1, 1–6, 6–2	Pam Richmond	Nancy Neeld Paulina Peisachov	Carolyn Clarke Carol Coates Carol Gay Barbara Wroten
				Nancy Neeld Paulina Peisachov	Carolyn Clarke Carol Coates Carol Gay Barbara Wroten
25 Oct.	Dewar Cup Stalybridge^[174] Stalybridge Stadium Stalybridge, Great Britain Hard (i) Singles - Doubles	Virginia Wade 6–3, 1–6, 6–3	Ann Haydon Jones	Julie Heldman Corinne Molesworth	Helen Gourlay Christine Truman Janes Annette Du Plooy Joyce Williams
25 Oct.				Julie Heldman Corinne Molesworth
26 Oct.	Florida State Closed Championships^[175](19th ed) Delray Beach, United States Clay Singles - Doubles	Chris Evert 6–1, 6–2	Patti Ann Reese	Judy Alvarez Chris Koutras
26 Oct.				Judy Alvarez Chris Koutras

November

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
1 Nov.	Dewar Cup Aberavon^[176] Afan Lido Sport Center Aberavon, Great Britain Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Virginia Wade 6–4, 6–4	Julie Heldman	Annette Du Plooy Ann Haydon Jones	Mary Ann Curtis Helen Gourlay Nell Truman Joyce Williams
1 Nov.				Annette Du Plooy Ann Haydon Jones	Mary Ann Curtis Helen Gourlay Nell Truman Joyce Williams
2 Nov.	Westwood Indoor Invitation^[177] Westwood Country Club Richmond, United States Clay (i) Singles - Doubles	Peaches Bartkowicz 6–2, 6–0	Linda Tuero	Stephanie Johnson Val Ziegenfuss	Laura duPont Darlene Hard Carole Herrick Wendy Overton
				Stephanie Johnson Val Ziegenfuss	Laura duPont Darlene Hard Carole Herrick Wendy Overton
	USSR National Championships Tashkent, Soviet Union Hard Singles - Doubles	Olga Morozova 7–5, 6–2	Rauza Islanova	Galina Baksheeva Tiiu Kivi	Yevgenyia Izopaitis Nina Tukhareli Anna Yeremeyeva Vera Yushka
				Galina Baksheeva Tiiu Kivi
	Auckland Hard Court Championships Auckland, New Zealand Clay Singles - Doubles	Jill Bloxham 3–6, 6–2, 6–1	Tup Singer	Fay Lobb Barbara Simpson
				Fay Lobb Barbara Simpson
	Arcadia County Park Tournament^[178] Arcadia Tennis Center Arcadia, United States Clay (i) Singles - Doubles	Pam Teeguarden 6–2, 3–6, 6–2	Cindy Thomas

	Osorio Cup (South America Tennis Confederation) (team event) Montevideo, Uruguay Clay	Argentina 5–0	Brazil	Chile Uruguay	Colombia Ecuador Peru Venezuela
				Chile Uruguay	Colombia Ecuador Peru Venezuela
8 Nov.	Dewar Cup Torquay^[179] Palace Hotel Torquay, Great Britain Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Julie Heldman 4–6, 8–6, 6–3	Virginia Wade	Ann Haydon Jones Joyce Williams	Wendy Gilchrist Helen Gourlay Corinne Molesworth Annette Du Plooy
				Ann Haydon Jones Joyce Williams
	Campeonato Argentino^[180] Tennis Club Argentino Buenos Aires, Argentina Clay Singles - Doubles	Beatriz Araujo 8–6, 6–1	Inés Roget

15 Nov.	Dewar Cup Finals^[181] Crystal Palace Sports Centre London, Great Britain Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Virginia Wade 7–6, (6-4) 2–6, 6–2	Julie Heldman	Ann Haydon Jones Joyce Williams	Mary Ann Curtis Helen Gourlay Corinne Molesworth Annette Du Plooy
15 Nov.				Ann Haydon Jones Joyce Williams
16 Nov.	South American Open Championships^[182] Buenos Aires LTC Buenos Aires, Argentina Clay Singles - Doubles	Helga Niessen 6–4, 6–4	Rosie Casals	Billie Jean King Francoise Durr	Beatriz Araujo Fiorella Bonicelli María Guzmán Kora Schediwy
16 Nov.				Billie Jean King Francoise Durr
22 Nov.	Wills Open British Covered Court Championships^[183] London, Great Britain Carpet (i) - £20,000 Singles - Doubles	Ann Haydon Jones 9–11, 6–2, 9–7	Billie Jean King	Julie Heldman Virginia Wade	Francoise Durr Wendy Gilchrist Corinne Molesworth Annette Du Plooy
				Julie Heldman Virginia Wade
	Australian Hard Court Championships^[184] Sydney, Australia Clay Singles - Doubles	Kerry Melville 6–3, 8–10, 6–1	Karen Krantzcke	Christina Sandberg Janet Young	Lexie Kenny Crooke Evonne Goolagong Jan Lehane O'Neill Winnie Shaw
				Christina Sandberg Janet Young
	Southern Transvaal Championships Ellis Park Johannesburg, South Africa Hard Singles - Doubles	Brenda Kirk 6–4, 6–2	Glenda Schaerer	Wendy Tomlinson Mynie van Zyl
				Wendy Tomlinson Mynie van Zyl
24 Nov.	Chile International Championships Santiago, Chile Clay Singles - Doubles	Helga Niessen 6–3, 6–0	Carmen Ibarra	Leyla Musalem Kora Schediwy	Ana María Arias Carmen Fernandez Doris Gildemeister María Guzmán
24 Nov.				Leyla Musalem Kora Schediwy
30 Nov.	Stockholm Open Indoor Championships^[185]^[186] Kungliga tennishallen Stockholm, Sweden Hard (i) Singles - Doubles	Billie Jean King 9–7, 6–2	Julie Heldman	Ingrid Bentzer Rosie Casals	Francoise Durr Madeleine Pegel Eva Lundqvist Margareta Strandberg
				Ingrid Bentzer Rosie Casals
	Queensland Hard Court Championships^[187] Toowoomba, Australia Clay Singles - Doubles	Winnie Shaw 6–1, 6–1	Christina Sandberg	Evonne Goolagong Lita Liem	Pam Austin Barbara Hawcroft Margaret Tesch Alice Tym
				Evonne Goolagong Lita Liem	Pam Austin Barbara Hawcroft Margaret Tesch Alice Tym
	Japan International Championships^[188] Den-en-chōfu, Japan Hard Singles - Doubles	Kazuko Sawamatsu 6–3, 7–5	Kimiyo Hatanaka	Junko Sawamatsu Chung Yang	Haru Chang Hideko Goto Kazuko Kuromatsu Ceci Martinez
				Junko Sawamatsu Chung Yang	Haru Chang Hideko Goto Kazuko Kuromatsu Ceci Martinez

December

Ended	Tournament	Winner	Finalist	Semi finalist	Quarter finalist
3 Dec.	Sao Paulo International Sao Paulo, Brazil Clay Singles - Doubles	Helga Niessen 6–43, 8–6	Kora Schediwy	Ana María Arias Suzana Petersen	Michelle Boulle-Rodríguez Patricia Rivera L Saracchi
3 Dec.				Ana María Arias Suzana Petersen	Michelle Boulle-Rodríguez Patricia Rivera L Saracchi
7 Dec.	Coupe Albert Canet Paris, France Wood (i) Singles - Doubles	Odile de Roubin 5–7,6–2, 6–2	Janine Lieffrig	Danièle Bouteleux Claudine Rouire
7 Dec.	Coupe Albert Canet Paris, France Wood (i) Singles - Doubles			Danièle Bouteleux Claudine Rouire
8 Dec.	Queensland Championships^[189] Brisbane, Australia Grass Singles - Doubles	Winnie Shaw 11–9, 6–3	Karen Krantzcke	Kerry Harris Christina Sandberg	Evonne Goolagong Vicki Lancaster Alice Tym Janet Young
8 Dec.				Kerry Harris Christina Sandberg	Evonne Goolagong Vicki Lancaster Alice Tym Janet Young
21 Dec.	Wellington Championships Wellington, New Zealand Clay Singles - Doubles	Alice Tym 6–2, 6–2	Sue Blakely	Robyn Legge Christine McLauchlan	Stephanie Bardsley Ruia Morrison-Davy Jill Fraser Marilyn Pryde
21 Dec.				Robyn Legge Christine McLauchlan
22 Dec.	Mexican National Championships Club Deportivo Potosino San Luis Potosí, Mexico Clay Singles - Doubles	Elena Subirats 3–6, 6–3, 6–3	Lulu Gongora	Alina Balbiers Patricia Montano
22 Dec.				Alina Balbiers Patricia Montano
27 Dec.^{[lower-alpha 4]}	Border Championships^[190] East London, South Africa Hard Singles - Doubles	Peaches Bartkowicz 6–1, 6–4	Ann Haydon Jones	Helen Gourlay Pat Walkden	Denise Carter Brenda Kirk Kristy Pigeon Valerie Ziegenfuss
27 Dec.^{[lower-alpha 4]}				Helen Gourlay Pat Walkden	Denise Carter Brenda Kirk Kristy Pigeon Valerie Ziegenfuss
28 Dec.	Coupe Michel Bivort^[191] Paris, France Carpet (i) Singles - Doubles	Lindsey Beaven 5–7,6–2, 6–2	Veronica Burton	Nora Blom Anne-Marie Cassaigne	Marie-Christine Brochard E Cramer Sophie Prouvost Patricia Rime
28 Dec.				Nora Blom Anne-Marie Cassaigne

World rankings

These are the Top 10 World Rankings for 1969 by tennis journalists, magazines and authors. WTA Rankings did not begin until 1974/75.^[192]


Lance Tingay ^[193]	Bud Collins^[194]	Rino Tommasi^[195]	Frank Rostron.^[196] (Daily Express)
Margaret Court Ann Haydon Jones Billie Jean King Nancy Richey Julie Heldman Rosie Casals Kerry Melville Peaches Bartkowicz Virginia Wade Lesley Turner Bowrey	Margaret Court Ann Haydon Jones Billie Jean King Nancy Richey Julie Heldman Rosie Casals Kerry Melville Mary Ann Curtis Virginia Wade Lesley Turner Bowrey	Margaret Court Ann Haydon Jones Billie Jean King Nancy Richey Julie Heldman Rosie Casals Kerry Melville Virginia Wade Judy Tegart Peaches Bartkowicz	Margaret Court Ann Haydon Jones Billie Jean King Julie Heldman Nancy Richey = Kerry Melville = Rosie Casals Peaches Bartkowicz = Lesley Turner Bowrey = Virginia Wade

Tournament winners (singles)

This is a list of winners by the total number of singles titles won for 1969:

Margaret Court – Australian Open, Berkeley, Bournemouth, Bristol, Caracas, Charlotte, Chestnut Hill, French Open, Frinton-On-Sea, Haverford, Houston, Hurlingham, Locust Valley, Melbourne, Newport, Perth, San Juan, Sydney, US Open (19)
Billie Jean King – Binghamton, Dublin, Durban, Johannesburg, Los Angeles, Los Angeles II, Midland, Oakland, Portland, St Louis, Stockholm (11)
Helga Niessen Masthoff – Bielefeld, Buenos Aires, Düsseldorf, Leverkusen, Nuremberg, Poertschach, Santiago, São Paulo, Stuttgart, Stuttgart II, Travemunde (11)
Ann Haydon Jones – Aix-En-Provence, Auckland, Brussels, London, Monte Carlo, Nagoya, Osaka, Wembley, Wimbledon (9)
Peaches Bartkowicz – Bastad, East London II, Monte Carlo, Nice, Reggio Emilia, Richmond, Sopot, Stuttgart, Warsaw (9)
Alice Tym – Casablanca, Chicago, Jaipur, Madras, Natanya, New Delhi, Tel Aviv, Visakhapatnam. Wellington (9)
Julie Heldman – Barranquilla, Curaçao, La Costa, Moscow, Pompano Beach, Rome, Tel Aviv, Torquay (8)
Virginia Wade – Cape Town, Hoylake, London, Paris, Perth, Port Talbot, Stalybridge (7)
Kerry Melville – Barcelona, Guildford, Hilversum, Hobart, Rockdale, Rome, St. Petersburg (7)
Patricia Walkden – Bloemfontein, Brumana, East London, Istanbul, Tehran (5)
Mary Ann Curtis – Agawam, Brookville, Manchester, Surbiton, Winchester (5)
Stephanie DeFina – Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Orlando, West Palm Beach (4)
Karen Krantzcke – Adelaide, Brisbane, Launceston, Strathfield (4)
Marie Neumannová – Klamovka, Palermo, Prague, Reggio Calabria (4)
Betty Ann Grubb – Ojai, Overland Park, Tulsa, Wimbledon II, (4)
Evonne Goolagong – Cowra, Grafton, Manuka, Sydney (4)
Christina Sandberg – Cologne, Helsinki, Stockholm, Viareggio (4)
Sally Holdsworth – Beersheba, Haifa, Natanya, Thessaloniki (4)
Nancy Richey – Atlanta, Las Vegas, Phoenix (3)
Lesley Turner Bowrey – Cincinnati, Kansas City, Kingston (3)
Olga Morozova – Moscow, Moscow II, Moscow III (3)
Kazuko Sawamatsu – Den-en-Chofu, Senigallia, Tokyo (3)
Ingrid Loeys – Beaulieu-sur-Mer, Brussels, Lyon (3)
Suzana Petersen – Brooklands, Cardiff, Lisbon (3)
Emilie Burrer – Mobile, Northfield, Tucson (3)
Ana María Estalella – Palma, Madrid, San Sebastian (3)
Judith Dibar – Amritsar, New Delhi, (2)
Judy Tegart – Hamburg, Kitzbuhel (2)
Trude Schonberger – Salzburg, Zell am See (2)
Winnie Shaw – Brisbane, Toowoomba (2)
Olga Lendlova – Champéry, Geneva (2)
Joan Wilshere – Santander, Vigo (2)
Linda Tuero – Chattanooga, Rochester (2)
Corinne Molesworth – Barnes, Chingford (2)
Marjorie Gengler – Mamaroneck, Port Washington (2)
Nell Truman – Alexandria, Cheltenham (2)
Eliza Pande – Sacramento, San Francisco II (2)
María Guzmán – Quito, Rome (2)
Susan Tutt – Birmingham, Havant (2)
Gail Chanfreau – Indianapolis, Manly (2)
Mary Struthers – La Jolla, Seattle (2)
Shirley Brasher – Cranleigh, Southport (2)
Chris Evert – Delray Beach (1)
Lesley Hunt – Montana (1)
Betty Stöve – Paris (1)
Esmé Emmanuel – Fresno (1)
Marijke Schaar – Cannes (1)
Lea Pericoli – Cairo (1)
Elena Subirats – San Luis Potosí (1)
Anne-Marie Studer – Lugano (1)
Beatriz Araujo – Buenos Aires (1)
Rosie Casals – Baltimore (1)
Mari Ann Bloch Jorgensen – Copenhagen (1)
Barbara Downs – Diablo Valley (1)
Francoise Durr – Gstaad (1)
Patti Hogan – South Orange (1)
Christine Truman Janes – Nottingham (1)
Beverly Vercoe – Auckland (1)
Kimiyo Hatanaka – Forest Hill (1)
Stephanie Grant^[197] – West Hollywood (1)
Val Bermingham – South Yarra (1)
Sue Blackwood – Hamilton (NZ) (1)
Louise Gonnerman – New Haven (1)
Lynne Nette – Melbourne (1)
Paulina Peisachov – Nicosia (1)
Vivienne Strong – Toronto (1)
Tina Lyman – Mountain View (1)
Wendy Gilchrist – Newcastle (1)
Barbara Kral^[198] – Lodz (1)
Janice MacFarlane – Edgbaston (1)
Fiorella Bonicelli – La Coruña (1)
Ana María Arias – Le Touquet (1)
Maria Nasuelli – Catania (1)
Valerie Ziegenfuss – Mexico City (1)
Joyce Williams – Hampstead (1)
Anna-Maria Cavadini^[199] – Madrid (1)
Marcie Louie – San Francisco (1)
Gail Chanfreau – Naples (1)
Janice Townsend – Droitwich (1)
Alena Palmeova – Ostrava (1)
Janet Newberry – Los Angeles (1)
Robin Lloyd – St Anne's on Sea (1)
Heide Orth – Bremen (1)
Bonnie Logan^[200] – St Louis (1)
Louise Brown – Toronto II (1)
Lesley Charles – Malvern (1)
Denise Carter – Beckenham (1)
Ada Bakker – Siófok (1)
Chris Beck^[201] – Wilmington (1)
Anita Van Deventer^[202] – Felixstowe (1)
Nadine Netter – Mamaroneck II (1)
Connie Capozzi – Birmingham (US) (1)
Elizabeth Graham^[203] – Durham (1)
Marjorie Love^[204] – Edinburgh (1)
Maria Teresa Riedl – Verona (1)
Carole Graebner– Anaheim (1)

Season statistics

Singles

Total Tournaments (291)
Most Titles: Margaret Court (19)
Most Finals: Margaret Court (20)
Most Matches Played: Margaret Court (109)
Most Matches Won: Margaret Court (103)
Match Winning %: Margaret Court (94.5%)
Most Tournaments Played: Karen Krantzcke (33)
Most Head 2 Heads Meets: Billie Jean King vs. Ann Haydon Jones & Virginia Wade vs. Julie Heldman (10)

Notes

↑ Two editions of Border State Championships were held this season, the first beginning in December 1968 and ending in January 1969, the second ending in December 1969.
↑ Two editions of Indian Hard Courts Championships were held in 1969, the first in Visakhapatnam, the second in Madras.
↑ Two editions of Indian Hard Courts Championships were held in 1969, the first in Visakhapatnam, the second in Madras.
↑ Two editions of Border State Championships were held this season, the first beginning in December 1968 and ending in January 1969, the second ending in December 1969.

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1969 in tennis
Grand Slam	Australian Open French Open Wimbledon Championships US Open
National teams	Davis Cup Federation Cup Wightman Cup
World Tennis Circuits	Men's Tennis Circuit Women's Tennis Circuit

Women's tennis seasons
Seasons (1881-1912) ILTF World Circuit (1913-72)	1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972
ILTF Independent Circuit	1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
ILTF Grand Prix Circuit	1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976
Virginia Slims Circuit	1971 1972 1973 1974 1975
Virginia Slims/Colgate Series	1976 1977 1978
Avon/Colgate Series	1979 1980
Avon/Toyota Series	1981 1982
Virginia Slims World Championship Series	1983 1984 1985 1986 1987
WTA Tour	1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024