Craig Boynton
ATP Tour Coach / United States
Craig Boynton’s strategic insight and technical expertise have made him one of the most sought after coaches in tennis.
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Craig Boynton is a seasoned American tennis coach with over three decades of experience shaping the careers of top ATP players. After transitioning from his own professional playing career, Craig’s strategic insight, sharp technical knowledge, and knack for player development have made him one of the most sought-after coaching minds in the game.
Craig guided Jim Courier, a former World No. 1, contributing to his Grand Slam successes and establishing a strong coaching partnership. Additionally, he mentored John Isner from 2009 to 2012, helping him rise from World No. 148 to a career-high No. 9, including winning five ATP Tour titles.
He’s also worked with top players Steve Johnson and Sam Querrey, guiding them in achieving career-high ATP rankings. Since 2019, Craig has been instrumental in Hubert Hurkacz’s rise, helping him break into the ATP Top 10 and win multiple titles, including the 2021 Miami Open.
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List of Accomplishments
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Coached Hubert Hurkacz to a career-high ATP top-10 ranking
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Coached Steve Johnson and Sam Querrey to achieving career-high ATP rankings
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Coached John Isner to a career-high World No. 9 and 5 ATP Tour titles
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