• Source: Colonial National Invitational (tennis)

The Colonial National Invitation was a men's tennis tournament played at the Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas from 1962 to 1973. The club hired Tut Bartzen as a tennis pro and made him responsible for hosting the tournament. The inaugural edition in 1962 was an amateur-only event. In 1967 it became a professional tournament, which meant that amateurs could not compete. The total prize money for the tournament that year was $15,000 and the first-prize, won by Rod Laver, was $1,700. The following year, 1968, a women's professional event was added which was won by Ann Haydon Jones. The tournament was part of the WCT Tour from 1971 to 1973 and was held on outdoor hard courts.




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References

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• Colonial National Invitational (tennis)
• Colonial Country Club (Memphis)
• List of tennis tournaments
• Daniel Berger (golfer)
• Bernard Bartzen
• Kooyong Classic
• Coastal Athletic Association
• Robert Morris Colonials
• Dutch colonial empire
• Arthur Ashe