The Philippe Chatrier Award is an annual International Tennis Federation (ITF) award. It was introduced in 1996 to recognise individuals or organisations considered to have made outstanding contributions to tennis globally, both on and off the court.

The award is the ITF's highest honour and is named after the former French tennis player Philippe Chatrier, who was President of the governing body between 1977-1991.

Philippe Chatrier Award

The recipient receives the award at the ITF World Champions' Dinner, which takes place annually in Paris during the French Open.

Philippe Chatrier Award

List of recipients

Below is a full list of previous recipients of the award:-

1996: Stefan Edberg

1997: Chris Evert

1998: Rod Laver

1999: Nicola Pietrangeli

2000: Juan Antonio Samaranch

2001: NEC

2002: Jack Kramer

2003: Billie Jean King

2004: Yannick Noah

2005: Tony Trabert

2006: Margaret Court

2007: John McEnroe

2008: Neale Fraser

2009: Martina Navratilova

2010: Gustavo Kuerten

2011: Guy Forget

2012: Arantxa Sanchez Vicario

2013: All England Lawn Tennis Club

2014: Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde

2015: Mary Carillo

2016: Brad Parks

2017: Sergio Casal and Emilio Sanchez

2018: Evonne Goolagong Cawley

2019: Gabriela Sabatini

2020: Manolo Santana and Fred Stolle

2022: Stan Smith

2023: Justine Henin

References

International Tennis Federation

21st-century awards

Tennis awards

Philippe Chatrier Award