1911 Australasian Championships – Singles

Norman Brookes won in the final 6–1, 6–2, 6–3 against Horace Rice to win the Men's Singles tennis title at the 1911 Australasian Championships.

Singles
1911 Australasian Championships
Champion Norman Brookes
Runner-up Horace Rice
Final score6–1, 6–2, 6–3
Draw16

Rodney Heath was the defending champion, but lost in the quarterfinals to Norman Brookes.

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
              
  Norman Brookes 7 6 6    
  Robert M. Rolland 5 3 1    
  Norman Brookes 6 6 6    
  Horace Rice 1 2 3    
  Arthur O'Hara Wood 5 3 6 1  
  Horace Rice 7 6 2 6  

Top half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
  Norman Brookes 6 6 6    
  Francis E. Barritt 1 2 1    
  Norman Brookes 4 6 6 6  
  Rodney Heath 8 5 7 6     Rodney Heath 6 4 2 3  
  Alfred B. Jones 6 7 5 1     Rodney Heath 6 6 6    
  John J. Addison 3 4 1    
  Norman Brookes 7 6 6    
  Robert M. Rolland 5 3 1    
  Robert M. Rolland 9 7 6    
  Rupert Wertheim 7 5 4    
  Robert M. Rolland 6 6 6    
  F. Ernest Down 3 4 3    
  F. Ernest Down 4 6 4 11 6
  Charles N. Barnard 6 3 6 9 2

Bottom half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
  Arthur O'Hara Wood w/o        
  A. O. Foster          
  Arthur O'Hara Wood 6 6 6    
  Samuel P. England 1 2 3    
  Samuel P. England 6 6 6    
  P. F. Rowe 0 1 3    
  Arthur O'Hara Wood 5 3 6 1  
  Horace Rice 7 6 2 6  
  Horace Rice 6 6 6    
  Ronald Thomas 1 4 3    
  Horace Rice 6 6 6    
  Ashley Campbell 4 2 4    
 
 
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Preceded by
1911 U.S. National Championships		 Grand Slam men's singles Succeeded by
1912 Wimbledon Championships
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