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PLAYER PROFILE
Geoff Masters
- Age73
- Born19 September 1950
- Birth PlaceBrisbane, Queensland
- Playing StatusRetired
Masters joined the pro tennis circuit in 1969 and retired in 1980.
He won three singles titles: the Australian Hardcourt Championships, Australian Indoor Championships and Tasmanian Championships.
In doubles, he collected 26 pro titles including three Australian Opens, one Wimbledon and a US Open mixed.
He represented Australia in Davis Cup throughout the 1970s, compiling an 8-4 win–loss record (2-1 singles, 6-3 doubles).
Since retiring, Masters, who lives on the Gold Coast, has worked as a coach.
He spent some time as head coach at the Queensland Academy of Sport and also worked with Bernard Tomic from late 2009 to early 2010.
He is also a television and radio commentator.
Geoff Masters in the news
Legendary Aussie Davis Cup team honoured in moving tribute
![The 1973 Davis Cup team (l to r): Mal Anderson, Geoff Masters, John Newcombe, Neale Fraser, Ken Rosewall, Rod Laver and Colin Dibley, Newcombe Medal, Australian Tennis Awards 2013. XUE BAI The 1973 Davis Cup team (l to r): Mal Anderson, Geoff Masters, John Newcombe, Neale Fraser, Ken Rosewall, Rod Laver and Colin Dibley, Newcombe Medal, Australian Tennis Awards 2013. XUE BAI](https://www.tennis.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/XB2_4460-tw-700x450.jpg)
2 December, 2013
The star-studded champion Australian 1973 Davis Cup were tonight honoured for their exploits in a special presentation at the Newcombe Medal.
Read moreThe star-studded champion Australian 1973 Davis Cup were tonight honoured for their exploits in a special presentation at the Newcombe Medal.
Australian 1973 Davis Cup team tribute
![The 1973 Davis Cup team (l to r): Mal Anderson, Geoff Masters, John Newcombe, Neale Fraser, Ken Rosewall, Rod Laver and Colin Dibley, Newcombe Medal, Australian Tennis Awards 2013. XUE BAI The 1973 Davis Cup team (l to r): Mal Anderson, Geoff Masters, John Newcombe, Neale Fraser, Ken Rosewall, Rod Laver and Colin Dibley, Newcombe Medal, Australian Tennis Awards 2013. XUE BAI](https://www.tennis.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/XB2_4460-tw-700x450.jpg)
2 December, 2013
Arguably the greatest Davis Cup team in history, Australia's winning team of 1973 reflect on their famous 5-0 victory over the United States in Cleveland.
Watch videoArguably the greatest Davis Cup team in history, Australia's winning team of 1973 reflect on their famous 5-0 victory over the United States in Cleveland.