He had considerable success in the late 1960s, winning a number of tournaments in Australia and playing on the PGA Tour.

[2] In late August, he won the City of Sydney Open, a shot ahead of Frank Phillips.

He finished second, with a score of 576 for the 144-hole event, 4 strokes behind Harry Toscano and was one of 32 players to qualify for the 1967 PGA Tour season.

[9] Returning to Australia, he won the Dunlop International, beating Arnold Palmer at the second hole of a sudden-death playoff.

[1] In August, he was third in the Western Open and tied for fourth in the American Golf Classic the following week, Jack Nicklaus winning both events.

[16][17] 1969 showed further improvement with winnings of US$32,289, helped by a solo runner-up finish in the AVCO Golf Classic, earning US$17,100.

[1] At the end of 1973, he showed a return to form, losing in a playoff for the Confidence Open, a non-tour event, winning US$5,000.

[24] He returned to competitive golf for a few years from late 1982 and was runner-up, a stroke behind Tom Watson, in the 1984 Australian Open.