Grand Slam Titles
- Singles:
- Wimbledon Runner-up: 1922 losing to Gerald Patterson, 6-3 6-4 6-2
- Doubles:
- Australian Open Champion: 1905 with Tom Tachell, 1911 with Rodney Heath
- Wimbledon Champion: 1921 with Max Woosnam, 1922 with James Anderson, 1923 with Leslie Godfree
- Wimbledon Runner-up: 1919 with Rodney Heath
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