What is a Tennis Grand Slam?

Definition + Essential Info

By Jon Crim
TennisCompanion

Originally coined in 1933, Grand Slam refers to a player winning all four major tennis tournaments in a calendar year, including the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open.

The achievement is so rare that only five players have completed the feat in their careers, which we’ll discuss in this article. We’ll also cover the term’s history, relevant tournaments, how people more broadly apply the phrase in tennis, and various stats to help shed light on its significance.

Beyond the Grand Slam, several related accomplishments are noteworthy, so we’ll dig into those individually and then wrap things up with a complete list of all Grand Slam winners since 1877 when The Championships at Wimbledon first began in the United Kingdom.

Article Contents

Grand Slam Origin & Usage

Related Achievements

Grand Slam Tournaments

Male Grand Slam Winners

Female Grand Slam Winners

FAQs

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Grand Slam Origin & Usage

When Wimbledon, one of the world’s most significant tennis tournaments, started in 1877, the notion of a Grand Slam didn’t exist, and for a good reason, the other major tennis tournaments hadn’t yet begun.

Here’s a quick timeline of when each tournament first opened its doors.

Wimbledon: 1877
US Open: 1881
French Open: 1891
Australian Open: 1905

Over time, these tournaments established themselves as premier events, which held significant weight. Until 1932, many players competed in all four events, but no player won more than two in a single year.

However, in 1932, Australian tennis player Jack Crawford made history when he won the first three majors back to back and then found his way to the finals of the US Open against Fred Perry of the UK.

Ahead of the match, New Your Times writer John Kieran wrote that Jack’s success against Fred would be akin to a Grand Slam, referencing a bidding convention in the popular card game bridge.

Although Jack Crawford wasn’t successful, losing in five sets to Fred Perry, the term stuck. Interestingly, Fred Perry narrowly missed his opportunity at a Grand Slam the following year, only losing the French Open.

Five years later, American Don Budge became the first player to complete a Grand Slam, winning all four tournaments in the calendar year.

To date, only five players, male or female, have achieved the feat playing singles. Here’s a list of the players who have completed a Grand Slam.

Player	Year	Country	Discipline
Don Budge	1938	America	Singles
Rod Laver	1962	Australia	Singles
Rod Laver	1969	Australia	Singles
Maureeen Connolly	1953	United States	Singles
Margaret Court	1970	Australia	Singles
Steffi Graf	1988	Germany	Singles

Rod Laver’s accomplishment is unique because he not only achieved it twice but did so as an amateur before and after the Open Era, which began in 1968.

As a side note, Stefan Edberg achieved a Grand Slam in boys singles, standing alone in that achievement.

Beyond singles, there have been nine players to achieve a Grand Slam in various doubles. Here’s an overview of those.

Player	Year	Country	Discipline
Ken McGregor	1951	Australi	Men’s Doubles
Franck Sedgman	1951	Australia	Men’s Doubles
Maria Bueno	1960	Brazil	Women’s Doubles
Martina Navratilova	1984	United States	Women’s Doubles
Pam Shriver	1984	United States	Women’s Doubles
Martina Hingis	1998	Switzerland	Women’s Doubles
Margaret Court	1963/1965	Australia	Mixed Doubles
Ken Fletcher	1963	Australia	Mixed Doubles
Owen Davidson	1967	Australia	Mixed Doubles

Today, a Grand Slam remains one of the most significant achievements in tennis. Serena Williams came close in 2015, and Novak Djokovic also missed an opportunity in 2021.

Margaret Court is the only player to complete the Grand Slam in two disciplines – singles and mixed doubles.

Grand Slam Usage

Initially, the term Grand Slam only referred to a specific achievement where a player won all found majors in a calendar year.

However, the term has been somewhat genericized in that these days players and fans from around the world more broadly refer to the majors as Grand Slam events or simply Grand Slams.

Here are a few examples of the more generic term used in a sentence:

Andre Agassi won 8 Grand Slams during his career.
What Grand Slams have you attended?
The Australian Open is the first Grand Slam of the year.

Technically, it would be more accurate to call swap Grand Slam in the above sentences for ‘majors’ or ‘Grand Slam events.’ Still, the above usage is perfectly acceptable and widely understood.

Although the Grand Slam remains one of the most recognizable achievements in tennis, there is a wide range of similar or related accomplishments that are noteworthy and impressive.

This section will touch on each and share the players that have achieved them throughout history.

Non-Calendar Grand Slam

Although arguably not as prestigious, a player achieves a non-calendar Grand Slam when they hold all four major titles simultaneously, but not in a single calendar year.

For example, suppose a player missed the Australian Open, the first major of the year, but won the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open and returned the following year to win the Australian Open. In that case, they’d have completed a non-calendar Grand Slam.

Many argue the feat is equally as impressive as a Grand Slam, but it doesn’t hold quite as much weight. Here’s a list of players who have accomplished this feat in singles or doubles.

Player	Period	Country	Discipline
Novak Djokovic	2015–2016	Serbia	Men’s Singles
Martina Navratilova	1983–1984	United States	Women’s Singles
Steffi Graf	1993–1994	Germany	Women’s Singles
Serena Williams	2002–2003/2014–2015	United States	Women’s Singles
Bob Bryan	2012–2013	United States	Men’s Doubles
Mike Bryan	2012–2013	United States	Men’s Doubles
Louise Brough	1949–1950	United States	Women’s Doubles
Martina Navratilova	1986–1987	United States	Women’s Doubles
Pam Shriver	1986–1987	United States	Women’s Doubles
Gigi Fernández	1992–1993	United States	Women’s Doubles
Natasha Zvereva	1992–1993/1996–1997	Belarus	Women’s Doubles
Serena Williams	2009–2010	United States	Women’s Doubles
Venus Williams	2009–2010	United States	Women’s Doubles
Billie Jean King	1967–1968	United States	Mixed Doubles

Career Grand Slam

Once introduced to the topic of a Grand Slam in tennis, you’ll likely stumble upon the Career Grand Slam, which refers to any player who won all four Grand Slam tournaments throughout their career.

Although it remains an impressive feat, the non-consecutive or time-boxed nature of a career Grand Slam makes it not quite as prestigious.

Only 18 players have accomplished a Career Grand Slam in singles, while 62 players have done it in doubles. To avoid table overload in this article, I’m only going to include the 18 players in singles.

Player	Period	Country	Discipline
Fred Perry	Amateur Era	Serbia	Men’s Singles
Don Budge	Amateur Era	United States	Men’s Singles
Rod Laver x2	Amateur Era	Australia	Men’s Singles
Roy Emerson x2	Amateur Era	Australia	Men’s Singles
Andre Agassi	Open Era	United States	Men’s Singles
Roger Federer	Open Era	Switzerland	Men’s Singles
Rafael Nadal	Open Era	Spain	Men’s Singles
Novak Djokovic x2	Open Era	Serbia	Men’s Singles
Maureen Connolly	Amateur Era	United States	Women’s Singles
Doris Hart	Amateur Era	United States	Women’s Singles
Shirley Fry Irvin	Amateur Era	United States	Women’s Singles
Margaret Court x3	Amateur Era	Australia	Women’s Singles
Billie Jean King	Mixed	United States	Women’s Singles
Chris Evert x2	Open Era	United States	Women’s Singles
Martina Navratilova x2	Open Era	United States	Women’s Singles
Steffi Graf x4	Open Era	Germany	Women’s Singles
Serena Williams x3	Open Era	United States	Women’s Singles
Maria Sharapova	Open Era	Russia	Women’s Singles

Listed next to relevant player names, I’ve identified those who have achieved a career Grand Slam more than one time.

Golden Slam

A Golden Slam takes the notion of a Grand Slam and ups the ante. In addition to winning all four majors in a calendar year, the player who wins a Golden Slam must also win Olympic Gold that same year.

Considering the summer Olympics only happens every four years, this is a particularly unique accomplishment. It’s worth noting that tennis wasn’t an Olympic sport from 1924 to 1987, so many players throughout history never had the opportunity to compete for a Golden Slam during their careers.

Across the ATP and WTA tours, Steffi Graf is the only player to have achieved a Golden Slam in her career. However, it’s also worth noting that wheelchair tennis players Dylan Alcott and Diede de Groot also managed to accomplish the feat.

Steff Graf pulled it off in 1988, and Dylan Alcott and Diede de Groot accomplished it in 2021. The tennis community coined the term Golden Slam when Steffi Graf first pulled it off during her career.

As you might expect, the tennis world also keeps track of players who complete a career Golden Slam. That is, a player who wins all four majors and Olympic gold independent of time frame.

Player	Country	Discipline
Andre Agassi	United States	Men’s Singles
Rafael Nadal	Spain	Men’s Singles
Steffi Graf	Germany	Women’s Singles
Serena Williams	United States	Women’s Singles
Todd Woodbridge	Australia	Men’s Doubles
Mark Woodforde	Australia	Men’s Doubles
Daniel Nestor	Canada	Men’s Doubles
Bob Bryan	United States	Men’s Doubles
Mike Bryan	United States	Men’s Doubles
Pam Shriver	United States	Women’s Doubles
Gigi Fernández	United States	Women’s Doubles
Serena Williams	United States	Women’s Doubles
Venus Williams	United States	Women’s Doubles

During their 2012 and 2013 seasons, doubles players Bob and Mike Bryan became the first to achieve a non-calendar Golden Slam.

Super Slam

Although a Golden Slam feels like a near-impossible accomplishment for many, a Super Slam takes things one step further.

In addition to winning all four majors and Olympic gold, a player must also win the season-ending finals in a calendar year to achieve a Super Slam. In 2021, that would include winning the ATP or WTA finals for men’s and women’s tennis or the Wheelchair Tennis Masters for players with disabilities.

Until 2021, no player had accomplished the feat. However, Diede de Groot managed to become the first player ever to do so.

Furthermore, Steffi Graf achieved a non-calendar Super Slam when she won the season-ending championships in 1987, then followed it up with her impressive year in 1988, winning all majors and Olympic gold.

As you might expect, the notion of a career Super Slam does exist with three players in singles, seven players in doubles, two players in wheelchair singles, and ten players in wheelchair doubles. I’ve listed the players in singles and doubles below.

Player	Country	Discipline
Andre Agassi	United States	Men’s Singles
Steffi Graf	Germany	Women’s Singles
Serena Williams	United States	Women’s Singles
Todd Woodbridge	Australia	Men’s Doubles
Mark Woodforde	Australia	Men’s Doubles
Daniel Nestor	Canada	Men’s Doubles
Bob Bryan	United States	Men’s Doubles
Mike Bryan	United States	Men’s Doubles
Pam Shriver	United States	Women’s Doubles
Gigi Fernández	United States	Women’s Doubles

Three-Quarter Slam

Players who miss winning a Grand Slam by one event are said to have achieved a Three-Quarter Slam. More specifically, a player must win three Grand Slam events in a calendar year.

There are quite a few players who have achieved this feat during their career, but only five were in a position to win the Grand Slam while competing at the final major of the year.

In total, the following number of players have achieved this feat:

19 singles
47 doubles
6 wheelchair singles
7 wheelchair doubles
5 junior singles
20 junior doubles
104 total

A handful of these players had the opportunity to achieve a Grand Slam during the year’s final major, including Jack Crawford, Lew Hoad, Novak Djokovic, Martina Navratilova, and Serena Williams.

Surface Slam

As it might sound, Surface Slam is a term that describes any player who wins a Grand Slam title on each of the three court surfaces, which include hard court, clay, and grass. Here are the tournaments and their respective surfaces.

Australian Open: Hard
French Open: Clay
Wimbledon: Grass
US Open: Hard

Therefore, a player can win either the Australian Open or US Open, plus the French Open and Wimbledon in a calendar year, to claim a Surface Slam.

Here’s the number of players to achieve a Surface Slam by discipline.

5 singles
16 doubles
3 wheelchair singles
13 wheelchair doubles
4 junior singles
13 junior doubles
108 total

Although less discussed, there’s also the notion of a non-calendar Surface Slam and career Surface Slam.

Channel Slam

Two of the sport’s most prestigious tournaments, Wimbledon in London and the French Open in Paris, take place a few weeks apart.

As a point of reference, for 2022, the French Open will take place from May 16th to June 5th. At the same time, Wimbledon will begin on June 27th and end on July 10th. Only 22 days separate the end of the French Open and the beginning of Wimbledon.

This timeframe is unique mainly due to the difference in court surfaces, clay for the French Open, and grass for Wimbledon. Clay is the sport’s slowest surface, while grass is its fastest, making transitioning from one to the next tricky, especially with limited time.

Players who win these tournaments back to back have won a Channel Slam, arguably one of the most challenging accomplishments a player can achieve. The term comes from the English Channel, which geographically separates these two tournaments.

In total, the following number of players have achieved this feat:

22 singles
78 doubles
3 wheelchair singles
16 wheelchair doubles
17 junior singles
32 junior doubles
276 total

Professional Slam (Pro Slam)

Up until the Open Era, tennis players fell into one of two camps: amateur or professional. Amateur players didn’t compete for money, while the pros played tournaments to make a living.

As a result, these players didn’t compete against each other. Most notably, professionals weren’t allowed to play in the majors, i.e., the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open.

Despite that, the men’s pro tour did have a set of tournaments that were rough equivalents to the majors played by amateurs, which included the Wembley Championships in London, the French Pro Championships in Paris, and the US Pro Championships, held at a variety of venues throughout the United States. It’s worth noting that these tournaments did not offer a women’s draw.

A player claimed a Professional Slam when they won all three of these events in a calendar year, which Ken Rosewall and Rod Laver achieved in 1963 and 1967, respectively.

Players who achieved a career Professional Slam include Americans Ellsworth Vines and Don Budge and German tennis player Hans Nüsslein.

Boxed Set

Perhaps one of the lesser-known accomplishments in tennis is the boxed set, a career achievement where a player wins at least one of every major title across each discipline in tennis: singles, doubles, and mixed doubles.

More specifically, a player needs to win a major title in singles, doubles, and mixed doubles at the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open for a total of 12 major titles.

Only three female players have achieved this feat, including Margaret Court, Doris Hart, and Martina Navratilova.

Grand Slam Tournaments

Every year there are four Grand Slam tournaments or events. A player who wins all four of them in a calendar year has achieved a Grand Slam.

These tournaments are the most significant in tennis for a variety of reasons, including their history, size, ranking points, and prize money. As a result, they also garner the most attention from fans.

Australian Open

The Australian Open is the first major of the year, taking place in Melbourne Park every January. Initially, it was a grass court tournament, but it changed to hard courts in 1988.

Due to its remote geographic location, the Australian Open has a unique history. The tournament first began in 1905 but wasn’t officially designated as a major until 1924.

Many of the sport’s top players skipped the tournament rather than make the long journey by boat, which would have caused many players to miss the holidays, i.e., Christmas and the New Year.

Eventually, when air travel became common in the 1950s, more players began to travel to the tournament, but player attendance didn’t pick up significantly until the 1980s. These days, the event is a crucial stop on the calendar for the world’s top players.

Location	Melbourne, Australia
Surface	Hard
Draw	128 singles / 64 doubles
Ranking Points for Winner	2,000
Prize Money	$71,500,000 (2021)
Attendance	812,000 (2020)*

*Showing pre-pandemic attendance number

French Open

Following the Australian Open on the calendar, the French Open, otherwise known as Roland Garros, kicks off every year at the end of May and is the only major played on clay courts.

The tournament takes place at the Stade Roland-Garros in Paris, France, named after World War I aviation hero Roland Garros.

In 1891, the event opened its doors for the first time, but it wasn’t designated a major until 1925.

Location	Paris, France
Surface	Hard
Draw	128 singles / 64 doubles
Ranking Points for Winner	2,000
Prize Money	$47,995,331 (2019)*
Attendance	480,575 (2019)*

*Showing pre-pandemic attendance and prize numbers

Wimbledon

Wimbledon is the world’s oldest tennis tournament and therefore considered by many to be the most prestigious.

Held at the All England Lawn Club, the Wimbledon Championships first took place in 1877. The tournament is the third major of the year, which runs during July on grass tennis courts in Wimbledon, London.

Location	Wimbledon, London
Surface	Grass
Draw	128 singles / 64 doubles
Ranking Points for Winner	2,000
Prize Money	$50,829,750 (2019)
Attendance	500,397 (2019)*

*Showing pre-pandemic attendance and prize numbers

US Open

The US Open is the second oldest major, which takes place in New York City, NY, at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.

Like the Australian Open, the US Open is a hard court tournament and the final major of the year, which begins at the end of August.

In 1881, the tournament first took place at the Newport Casino, which now houses the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

Location	New York City, NY, US
Surface	Hard
Draw	128 singles / 64 doubles
Ranking Points for Winner	2,000
Prize Money	$57,426,000 (2019)*
Attendance	631,134 (2019)*

*Showing pre-pandemic attendance and prize numbers

Male Grand Slam Winners

Here’s a complete list of the male tennis players who have won a Grand Slam tournament and the runner-up, starting in 1877 when Wimbledon first took place.

Year	Tournament	Winner	Runner-Up
2022	Australian Open	Rafael Nadal	Daniil Medvedev
2021	US Open	Daniil Medvedev	Novak Djokovic
2021	Wimbledon	Novak Djokovic	Matteo Berrettini
2021	French Open	Novak Djokovic	Stefanos Tsitsipas
2021	Australian Open	Novak Djokovic	Daniil Medvedev
2020	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Novak Djokovic
2020	US Open	Dominic Thiem	Alexander Zverev
2020	Australian Open	Novak Djokovic	Dominic Thiem
2019	US Open	Rafael Nadal	Daniil Medvedev
2019	Wimbledon	Novak Djokovic	Roger Federer
2019	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Dominic Thiem
2019	Australian Open	Novak Djokovic	Rafael Nadal
2018	US Open	Novak Djokovic	Juan Martin del Potro
2018	Wimbledon	Novak Djokovic	Kevin Anderson
2018	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Dominic Thiem
2018	Australian Open	Roger Federer	Marin Cilic
2017	US Open	Rafael Nadal	Kevin Anderson
2017	Wimbledon	Roger Federer	Marin Cilic
2017	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Stan Wawrinka
2017	Australian Open	Roger Federer	Rafael Nadal
2016	US Open	Stan Wawrinka	Novak Djokovic
2016	Wimbledon	Andy Murray	Milos Raonic
2016	French Open	Novak Djokovic	Andy Murray
2016	Australian Open	Novak Djokovic	Andy Murray
2015	US Open	Novak Djokovic	Roger Federer
2015	Wimbledon	Novak Djokovic	Roger Federer
2015	French Open	Stan Wawrinka	Novak Djokovic
2015	Australian Open	Novak Djokovic	Andy Murray
2014	US Open	Marin Cilic	Kei Nishikori
2014	Wimbledon	Novak Djokovic	Roger Federer
2014	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Novak Djokovic
2014	Australian Open	Stan Wawrinka	Rafael Nadal
2013	US Open	Rafael Nadal	Novak Djokovic
2013	Wimbledon	Andy Murray	Novak Djokovic
2013	French Open	Rafael Nadal	David Ferrer
2013	Australian Open	Novak Djokovic	Andy Murray
2012	US Open	Andy Murray	Novak Djokovic
2012	Wimbledon	Roger Federer	Andy Murray
2012	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Novak Djokovic
2012	Australian Open	Novak Djokovic	Rafael Nadal
2011	US Open	Novak Djokovic	Rafael Nadal
2011	Wimbledon	Novak Djokovic	Rafael Nadal
2011	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Roger Federer
2011	Australian Open	Novak Djokovic	Andy Murray
2010	US Open	Rafael Nadal	Novak Djokovic
2010	Wimbledon	Rafael Nadal	Tomas Berdych
2010	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Robin Soderling
2010	Australian Open	Roger Federer	Andy Murray
2009	US Open	Juan Martin del Potro	Roger Federer
2009	Wimbledon	Roger Federer	Andy Roddick
2009	French Open	Roger Federer	Robin Soderling
2009	Australian Open	Rafael Nadal	Roger Federer
2008	US Open	Roger Federer	Andy Murray
2008	Wimbledon	Rafael Nadal	Roger Federer
2008	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Roger Federer
2008	Australian Open	Novak Djokovic	Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
2007	US Open	Roger Federer	Novak Djokovic
2007	Wimbledon	Roger Federer	Rafael Nadal
2007	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Roger Federer
2007	Australian Open	Roger Federer	Fernando Gonzalez
2006	US Open	Roger Federer	Andy Roddick
2006	Wimbledon	Roger Federer	Rafael Nadal
2006	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Roger Federer
2006	Australian Open	Roger Federer	Marcos Baghdatis
2005	US Open	Roger Federer	Andre Agassi
2005	Wimbledon	Roger Federer	Andy Roddick
2005	French Open	Rafael Nadal	Mariano Puerta
2005	Australian Open	Marat Safin	Lleyton Hewitt
2004	US Open	Roger Federer	Lleyton Hewitt
2004	Wimbledon	Roger Federer	Andy Roddick
2004	French Open	Gaston Gaudio	Guillermo Coria
2004	Australian Open	Roger Federer	Marat Safin
2003	US Open	Andy Roddick	Juan Carlos Ferrero
2003	Wimbledon	Roger Federer	Mark Philippoussis
2003	French Open	Juan Carlos Ferrero	Martin Verkerk
2003	Australian Open	Andre Agassi	Rainer Schuettler
2002	US Open	Pete Sampras	Andre Agassi
2002	Wimbledon	Lleyton Hewitt	David Nalbandian
2002	French Open	Albert Costa	Juan Carlos Ferrero
2002	Australian Open	Thomas Johannson	Marat Safin
2001	US Open	Lleyton Hewitt	Pete Sampras
2001	Wimbledon	Goran Ivanisevic	Patrick Rafter
2001	French Open	Gustavo Kuerten	Alex Corretja
2001	Australian Open	Andre Agassi	Arnaud Clement
2000	US Open	Marat Safin	Pete Sampras
2000	Wimbledon	Pete Sampras	Patrick Rafter
2000	French Open	Gustavo Kuerten	Magnus Norman
2000	Australian Open	Andre Agassi	Yevgeny Kafelnikov
1999	US Open	Andre Agassi	Todd Martin
1999	Wimbledon	Pete Sampras	Andre Agassi
1999	French Open	Andre Agassi	Andre Medvedev
1999	Australian Open	Yevgeny Kafelnikov	Thomas Enqvist
1998	US Open	Patrick Rafter	Mark Philippoussis
1998	Wimbledon	Pete Sampras	Goran Ivanisevic
1998	French Open	Carlos Moya	Alex Corretja
1998	Australian Open	Petr Korda	Marcelo Rios
1997	US Open	Patrick Rafter	Greg Rusedski
1997	Wimbledon	Pete Sampras	Cedric Pioline
1997	French Open	Gustavo Kuerten	Sergi Bruguera
1997	Australian Open	Pete Sampras	Carlos Moya
1996	US Open	Pete Sampras	Michael Chang
1996	Wimbledon	Richard Krajicek	MaliVai Washington
1996	French Open	Yevgeny Kafelnikov	Michael Stich
1996	Australian Open	Boris Becker	Michael Chang
1995	US Open	Pete Sampras	Andre Agassi
1995	Wimbledon	Pete Sampras	Boris Becker
1995	French Open	Thomas Muster	Michael Chang
1995	Australian Open	Andre Agassi	Pete Sampras
1994	US Open	Andre Agassi	Michael Stich
1994	Wimbledon	Pete Sampras	Goran Ivanisevic
1994	French Open	Sergi Bruguera	Alberto Berasategui
1994	Australian Open	Pete Sampras	Todd Martin
1993	US Open	Pete Sampras	Cedric Pioline
1993	Wimbledon	Pete Sampras	Jim Courier
1993	French Open	Sergi Bruguera	Jim Courier
1993	Australian Open	Jim Courier	Stefan Edberg
1992	US Open	Stefan Edberg	Pete Sampras
1992	Wimbledon	Andre Agassi	Goran Ivanisevic
1992	French Open	Jim Courier	Petr Korda
1992	Australian Open	Jim Courier	Stefan Edberg
1991	US Open	Stefan Edberg	Jim Courier
1991	Wimbledon	Michael Stich	Boris Becker
1991	French Open	Jim Courier	Andre Agassi
1991	Australian Open	Boris Becker	Ivan Lendl
1990	US Open	Pete Sampras	Andre Agassi
1990	Wimbledon	Stefan Edberg	Boris Becker
1990	French Open	Andres Gomez	Andre Agassi
1990	Australian Open	Ivan Lendl	Stefan Edberg
1989	US Open	Boris Becker	Ivan Lendl
1989	Wimbledon	Boris Becker	Stefan Edberg
1989	French Open	Michael Chang	Stefan Edberg
1989	Australian Open	Ivan Lendl	Miloslav Mecir
1988	US Open	Mats Wilander	Ivan Lendl
1988	Wimbledon	Stefan Edberg	Boris Becker
1988	French Open	Mats Wilander	Henri Leconte
1988	Australian Open	Mats Wilander	Pat Cash
1987	US Open	Ivan Lendl	Mats Wilander
1987	Wimbledon	Pat Cash	Ivan Lendl
1987	French Open	Ivan Lendl	Mats Wilander
1987	Australian Open	Stefan Edberg	Pat Cash
1986	US Open	Ivan Lendl	Miloslav Mecir
1986	Wimbledon	Boris Becker	Ivan Lendl
1986	French Open	Ivan Lendl	Mikael Pernfors
1985	Australian Open	Stefan Edberg	Mats Wilander
1985	US Open	Ivan Lendl	John McEnroe
1985	Wimbledon	Boris Becker	Kevin Curren
1985	French Open	Mats Wilander	Ivan Lendl
1984	Australian Open	Mats Wilander	Kevin Curren
1984	US Open	John McEnroe	Ivan Lendl
1984	Wimbledon	John McEnroe	Jimmy Connors
1984	French Open	Ivan Lendl	John McEnroe
1983	Australian Open	Mats Wilander	Ivan Lendl
1983	US Open	Jimmy Connors	Ivan Lendl
1983	Wimbledon	John McEnroe	Chris Lewis
1983	French Open	Yannick Noah	Mats Wilander
1982	Australian Open	Johan Kriek	Steve Denton
1982	US Open	Jimmy Connors	Ivan Lendl
1982	Wimbledon	Jimmy Connors	John McEnroe
1982	French Open	Mats Wilander	Guillermo Vilas
1981	Australian Open	Johan Kriek	Steve Denton
1981	US Open	John McEnroe	Bjorn Borg
1981	Wimbledon	John McEnroe	Bjorn Borg
1981	French Open	Bjorn Borg	Ivan Lendl
1980	Australian Open	Brian Teacher	Kim Warwick
1980	US Open	John McEnroe	Bjorn Borg
1980	Wimbledon	Bjorn Borg	John McEnroe
1980	French Open	Bjorn Borg	Vitas Gerulaitis
1979	Australian Open	Guillermo Vilas	John Sadri
1979	US Open	John McEnroe	Vitas Gerulaitis
1979	Wimbledon	Bjorn Borg	Roscoe Tanner
1979	French Open	Bjorn Borg	Victor Pecci
1978	Australian Open	Guillermo Vilas	John Marks
1978	US Open	Jimmy Connors	Bjorn Borg
1978	Wimbledon	Bjorn Borg	Jimmy Connors
1978	French Open	Bjorn Borg	Guillermo Vilas
1977	Australian Open	Vitas Gerulaitis	John Lloyd
1977	US Open	Guillermo Vilas	Jimmy Connors
1977	Wimbledon	Bjorn Borg	Jimmy Connors
1977	French Open	Guillermo Vilas	Brian Gottfried
1977	Australian Open	Roscoe Tanner	Guillermo Vilas
1976	US Open	Jimmy Connors	Bjorn Borg
1976	Wimbledon	Bjorn Borg	Ilie Nastase
1976	French Open	Adriano Panatta	Harold Soloman
1976	Australian Open	Mark Edmondson	John Newcombe
1975	US Open	Manuel Orantes	Jimmy Connors
1975	Wimbledon	Arthur Ashe	Jimmy Connors
1975	French Open	Bjorn Borg	Guillermo Vilas
1975	Australian Open	John Newcombe	Jimmy Connors
1974	US Open	Jimmy Connors	Ken Rosewall
1974	Wimbledon	Jimmy Connors	Ken Rosewall
1974	French Open	Bjorn Borg	Manuel Orantes
1974	Australian Open	Jimmy Connors	Phil Dent
1973	US Open	John Newcombe	Jan Kodes
1973	Wimbledon	Jan Kodes	Alex Metreveli
1973	French Open	Ilie Nastase	Nikola Pilic
1973	Australian Open	John Newcombe	Onny Parun
1972	US Open	Ilie Nastase	Arthur Ashe
1972	Wimbledon	Stan Smith	Ilie Nastase
1972	French Open	Andres Gimeno	Patrick Proisy
1972	Australian Open	Ken Rosewall	Mal Anderson
1971	US Open	Stan Smith	Jan Kodes
1971	Wimbledon	John Newcombe	Stan Smith
1971	French Open	Jan Kodes	Ilie Nastase
1971	Australian Open	Ken Rosewall	Arthur Ashe
1970	US Open	Ken Rosewall	Tony Roche
1970	Wimbledon	John Newcombe	Ken Rosewall
1970	French Open	Jan Kodes	Zeljiko Franulovic
1970	Australian Open	Arthur Ashe	Dick Crealy
1969	US Open	Rod Laver	Tony Roche
1969	Wimbledon	Rod Laver	John Newcombe
1969	French Open	Rod Laver	Ken Rosewall
1969	Australian Open	Rod Laver	Andres Gimeno
1968	US Open	Arthur Ashe	Tom Okker
1968	Wimbledon	Rod Laver	Tony Roche
1968	French Open	Ken Rosewall	Rod Laver
1968	Australian Open	Bill Bowrey	Juan Gisbert
1967	US Open	John Newcombe	Clark Graebner
1967	Wimbledon	John Newcombe	Wilhelm Bungert
1967	French Open	Roy Emerson	Tony Roche
1967	Australian Open	Roy Emerson	Arthur Ashe
1966	US Open	Fred Stolle	John Newcombe
1966	Wimbledon	Manuel Santana	Dennis Ralston
1966	French Open	Tony Roche	Istvan Gulyas
1966	Australian Open	Roy Emerson	Arthur Ashe
1965	US Open	Manuel Santana	Cliff Drysdale
1965	Wimbledon	Roy Emerson	Fred Stolle
1965	French Open	Fred Stolle	Tony Roche
1965	Australian Open	Roy Emerson	Fred Stolle
1964	US Open	Roy Emerson	Fred Stolle
1964	Wimbledon	Roy Emerson	Fred Stolle
1964	French Open	Manuel Santana	Nicola Pietrangeli
1964	Australian Open	Roy Emerson	Fred Stolle
1963	US Open	Rafael Osuna	Frank Froehling, III
1963	Wimbledon	C.R. McKinley	Fred Stolle
1963	French Open	Roy Emerson	Pierre Darmon
1963	Australian Open	Roy Emerson	Ken Fletcher
1962	US Open	Rod Laver	Roy Emerson
1962	Wimbledon	Rod Laver	Martin Mulligan
1962	French Open	Rod Laver	Roy Emerson
1962	Australian Open	Rod Laver	Roy Emerson
1961	US Open	Roy Emerson	Rod Laver
1961	Wimbledon	Rod Laver	Chuck McKinley
1961	French Open	Manuel Santana	Nicola Pietrangeli
1961	Australian Open	Roy Emerson	Rod Laver
1960	US Open	Neale Fraser	Rod Laver
1960	Wimbledon	Neale Fraser	Rod Laver
1960	French Open	Nicola Pietrangeli	Luis Ayala
1960	Australian Open	Rod Laver	Neale Fraser
1959	US Open	Neale Fraser	Alejandro Olmedo
1959	Wimbledon	Alejandro Olmedo	Rod Laver
1959	French Open	Nicola Pietrangeli	Ian Vermaak
1959	Australian Open	Alex Olmedo	Neale Fraser
1958	US Open	Ashley J. Cooper	Malcolm J. Anderson
1958	Wimbledon	Ashley J. Cooper	Neale Fraser
1958	French Open	Mervyn Rose	Luis Ayala
1958	Australian Open	Ashley J. Cooper	Mal Anderson
1957	US Open	Malcolm J. Anderson	Ashley J. Cooper
1957	Wimbledon	Lewis Hoad	Ashley Cooper
1957	French Open	Sven Davidson	Herbert Flam
1957	Australian Open	Ashley J. Cooper	Neale Fraser
1956	US Open	Ken Rosewall	Lewis Hoad
1956	Wimbledon	Lewis Hoad	Ken Rosewall
1956	French Open	Lewis Hoad	Sven Davidson
1956	Australian Open	Lewis Hoad	Ken Rosewall
1955	US Open	Tony Trabert	Ken Rosewall
1955	Wimbledon	Tony Trabert	Kurt Nielsen
1955	French Open	Tony Trabert	Sven Davidson
1955	Australian Open	Ken Rosewall	Lew Hoad
1954	US Open	E. Victor Seixas Jr.	Rex Hartwig
1954	Wimbledon	Jaroslav Drobny	Ken Rosewall
1954	French Open	Tony Trabert	Sven Davidson
1954	Australian Open	Mervyn Rose	Rex Hartwig
1953	US Open	Tony Trabert	E. Victor Seixas, Jr.
1953	Wimbledon	E. Victor Seixas Jr.	Kurt Nielsen
1953	French Open	Ken Rosewall	E. Victor Seixas, Jr.
1953	Australian Open	Ken Rosewall	Mervyn Rose
1952	US Open	Frank Sedgman	Gardnar Mulloy
1952	Wimbledon	Frank Sedgman	Jaroslav Drobny
1952	French Open	Jaroslav Drobny	Frank Sedgman
1952	Australian Open	Ken McGregor	Frank Sedgman
1951	US Open	Frank Sedgman	E. Victor Seixas, Jr.
1951	Wimbledon	R. Savitt	Ken McGregor
1951	French Open	Jaroslav Drobny	Eric Sturgess
1951	Australian Open	Dick Savitt	Ken McGregor
1950	US Open	Arthur Larsen	Herbert Flam
1950	Wimbledon	J.E. Patty	Frank Sedgman
1950	French Open	Budge Patty	Jaroslav Drobny
1950	Australian Open	Frank Sedgman	Ken McGregor
1949	US Open	Richard A. Gonzales	Frederick Schroeder
1949	Wimbledon	F.R. Schroeder	Jaroslav Drobny
1949	French Open	Frank Parker	Budge Patty
1949	Australian Open	Frank Sedgman	John Bromwich
1948	US Open	Richard A. Gonzales	Eric W. Sturgess
1948	Wimbledon	R. Falkenburg	John Bromwich
1948	French Open	Frank Parker	Jaroslav Drobny
1948	Australian Open	Adrian Quist	John Bromwich
1947	US Open	Jack Kramer	Frank Parker
1947	Wimbledon	Jack Kramer	Tom P. Brown
1947	French Open	Jozsef Asboth	Eric Sturgess
1947	Australian Open	Dinny Pails	John Bromwich
1946	US Open	Jack Kramer	Tom Brown, Jr.
1946	Wimbledon	Yvon Petra	Geoff E. Brown
1946	French Open	Marcel Bernard	Jaroslav Drobny
1946	Australian Open	John Bromwich	Dinny Pails
1945	US Open	Frank Parker	William F. Talbert
1944	US Open	Frank Parker	William F. Talbert
1943	US Open	Lt. Joseph R. Hunt	Seaman Jack Kramer
1942	US Open	Frederick R. Schroeder, Jr.	Frank Parker
1941	US Open	Robert Riggs	Francis Kovacs, 2d
1940	US Open	Donald McNeill	Robert Riggs
1940	Australian Open	Adrian Quist	Jack Crawford
1939	US Open	Robert Riggs	S. Welby van Horn
1939	Wimbledon	Robert Riggs	Elwood Cooke
1939	French Open	William McNeill	Robert Riggs
1939	Australian Open	John Bromwich	Adrian Quist
1938	US Open	Donald Budge	C. Gene Mako
1938	Wimbledon	Donald Budge	Henry Austin
1938	French Open	Donald Budge	Roderik Menzel
1938	Australian Open	Donald Budge	John Bromwich
1937	US Open	Donald Budge	Gottfried Von Cramm
1937	Wimbledon	Donald Budge	Gottfried Von Cramm
1937	French Open	Henner Henkel	Henry Austin
1937	Australian Open	Vivian McGrath	John Bromwich
1936	US Open	Fred Perry	J. Donald Budge
1936	Wimbledon	Fred Perry	Gottfried Von Cramm
1936	French Open	Gottfried Von Cramm	Fred Perry
1936	Australian Open	Adrian Quist	Jack Crawford
1935	US Open	Wilmer L. Allison	Sidney B. Wood
1935	Wimbledon	Fred Perry	Gottfried Von Cramm
1935	French Open	Fred Perry	Gottfried von Cramm
1935	Australian Open	Jack Crawford	Fred Perry
1934	US Open	Fred Perry	Wilmer L. Allison
1934	Wimbledon	Fred Perry	Jack Crawford
1934	French Open	Gottfried Von Cramm	Jack Crawford
1934	Australian Open	Fred Perry	Jack Crawford
1933	US Open	Fred Perry	John H. Crawford
1933	Wimbledon	Jack Crawford	Ellsworth Vines
1933	French Open	John Crawford	Henri Cochet
1933	Australian Open	Jack Crawford	Keith Gledhill
1932	US Open	H. Ellsworth Vines	Henri Cochet
1932	Wimbledon	H. Ellsworth Vines	Henry Austin
1932	French Open	Henri Cochet	Giorgo de Stefani
1932	Australian Open	Jack Crawford	Harry Hopman
1931	US Open	H. Ellsworth Vines	George M. Lott, Jr.
1931	Wimbledon	S.B. Wood	Francis X. Shields
1931	French Open	Jean Borotra	Christian Boussus
1931	Australian Open	Jack Crawford	Harry Hopman
1930	US Open	John H. Doeg	Francis X. Shields
1930	Wimbledon	William T. Tilden	Wilmer Allison
1930	French Open	Henri Cochet	William Tilden
1930	Australian Open	Gar Moon	Harry Hopman
1929	US Open	William T. Tilden	Francis T. Hunter
1929	Wimbledon	Henri Cochet	Jean Borotra
1929	French Open	Rene Lacoste	Jean Borotra
1929	Australian Open	John Gregory	Richard Schlesinger
1928	US Open	Henri Cochet	Francis T. Hunter
1928	Wimbledon	Rene Lacoste	Henri Cochet
1928	French Open	Henri Cochet	René Lacoste
1928	Australian Open	Jean Borotra	R.Cummings
1927	US Open	Rene Lacoste	William T. Tilden
1927	Wimbledon	Henri Cochet	Jean Borotra
1927	French Open	Rene Lacoste	William Tilden
1927	Australian Open	Gerald Patterson	John Hawkes
1926	US Open	Rene Lacoste	Jean Borotra
1926	Wimbledon	Jean Borotra	Howard Kinsey
1926	French Open	Henri Cochet	René Lacoste
1926	Australian Open	John Hawkes	Jim Willard
1925	US Open	William T. Tilden	William M. Johnston
1925	Wimbledon	Rene Lacoste	Jean Borotra
1925	French Open	Rene Lacoste	Jean Borotra
1925	Australian Open	James Anderson	Gerald Patterson
1924	US Open	William T. Tilden	William M. Johnston
1924	Wimbledon	Jean Borotra	Rene Lacoste
1924	French Open	Jean Borotra	René Lacoste
1924	Australian Open	James Anderson	Richard Schlesinger
1923	US Open	William T. Tilden	William M. Johnston
1923	Wimbledon	William M. Johnston	Francis T. Hunter
1923	French Open	Francois Blanchy	Max Decugis
1923	Australian Open	Pat O’Hara Wood	C.St.John
1922	US Open	William T. Tilden	William M. Johnston
1922	Wimbledon	Gerald Patterson	Randolph Lycett
1922	French Open	Henri Cochet	Jean Samazeuilh
1922	Australian Open	Pat O’Hara Wood	Gerald Patterson
1921	US Open	William T. Tilden	William M. Johnston
1921	Wimbledon	William T. Tilden	Brian Norton
1921	French Open	Jean Samazeuilh	André Gobert
1921	Australian Open	Rhys Gemmell	A. Hedeman
1920	US Open	William T. Tilden	William M. Johnston
1920	Wimbledon	William T. Tilden	Gerald Patterson
1920	French Open	Andre Gobert	Max Decugis
1920	Australian Open	Pat O’Hara Wood	Ron Thomas
1919	US Open	William M. Johnston	William T. Tilden
1919	Wimbledon	Gerald Patterson	Norman Brookes
1919	Australian Open	A.R.F. Kingscote	E. Pockley
1918	US Open	R. Lindley Murray	William T. Tilden
1917	US Open	R. Lindley Murray	Nathaniel W. Niles
1916	US Open	Richard N. Williams	William M. Johnston
1915	US Open	William M. Johnston	Maurice E. McLoughlin
1915	Australian Open	Francis Lowe	Horace Rice
1914	US Open	Richard N. Williams	Maurice E. McLoughlin
1914	Wimbledon	Norman Brookes	Anthony Wilding
1914	French Open	Max Decugis	Jean Samazeuilh
1914	Australian Open	Pat O’Hara Wood	Gerald Patterson
1913	US Open	Maurice E. McLoughlin	Richard N. Williams
1913	Wimbledon	Anthony Wilding	Maurice McLoughlin
1913	French Open	Max Decugis	Georges Gault
1913	Australian Open	E.F. Parker	Harry Parker
1912	US Open	Maurice E. McLoughlin	Wallace F. Johnson
1912	Wimbledon	Anthony Wilding	Arthur Gore
1912	French Open	Max Decugis	André Gobert
1912	Australian Open	Cecil Parke	A. Beamish
1911	US Open	William A. Larned	Maurice E. McLoughlin
1911	Wimbledon	Anthony Wilding	H. Roper Barrett
1911	French Open	Andre Gobert	Maurice Germot
1911	Australian Open	Norman Brookes	Horace Rice
1910	US Open	William A. Larned	Thomas C. Bundy
1910	Wimbledon	Anthony Wilding	Arthur Gore
1910	French Open	Maurice Germot	François Blanchy
1910	Australian Open	Rodney Heath	Horace Rice
1909	US Open	William A. Larned	William J. Clothier
1909	Wimbledon	Arthur Gore	M.J.G. Ritchie
1909	French Open	Max Decugis	Maurice Germot
1909	Australian Open	Tony Wilding	Ernie Parker
1908	US Open	William A. Larned	Beals C. Wright
1908	Wimbledon	Arthur Gore	Roper Barrett
1908	French Open	Max Decugis	Maurice Germot
1908	Australian Open	Fred Alexander	Alfred Dunlop
1907	US Open	William A. Larned	Robert LeRoy
1907	Wimbledon	Norman Brookes	Arthur Gore
1907	French Open	Max Decugis	Robert Wallet
1907	Australian Open	Horace Rice	Harry Parker
1906	US Open	William A. Larned	Beals C. Wright
1906	Wimbledon	Laurie Doherty	Frank Riseley
1906	French Open	Maurice Germot	Max Decugis
1906	Australian Open	Tony Wilding	Harry Parker
1905	US Open	Beals C. Wright	Holcombe Ward
1905	Wimbledon	Laurie Doherty	Norman Brookes
1905	French Open	Maurice Germot	André Vacherot
1905	Australian Open	Rodney Heath	A. Curtis
1904	US Open	Holcombe Ward	William J. Clothier
1904	Wimbledon	Laurie Doherty	Frank Riseley
1904	French Open	Max Decugis	André Vacherot
1903	US Open	Hugh L. Doherty	William A. Larned
1903	Wimbledon	Laurie Doherty	Frank Riseley
1903	French Open	Max Decugis	André Vacherot
1902	US Open	William A. Larned	Reginald F. Doherty
1902	Wimbledon	Laurie Doherty	Arthur Gore
1902	French Open	M. Vacherot	Max Decugis
1901	US Open	William A. Larned	Beals C. Wright
1901	Wimbledon	Arthur Gore	Reggie Doherty
1901	French Open	Andre Vacherot	P. Lebreton
1900	US Open	Malcolm D. Whitman	William A. Larned
1900	Wimbledon	Reggie Doherty	Sidney Smith
1900	French Open	Paul Ayme	A. Prévost
1899	US Open	Malcolm D. Whitman	J. Parmly Paret
1899	Wimbledon	Reggie Doherty	Arthur Gore
1899	French Open	Paul Ayme	P. Lebreton
1898	US Open	Malcolm D. Whitman	Dwight F. Davis
1898	Wimbledon	Reggie Doherty	Laurie Doherty
1898	French Open	Paul Ayme	P. Lebreton
1897	US Open	Robert D. Wrenn	Wilberforce Eaves
1897	Wimbledon	Reggie Doherty	Harold Mahoney
1897	French Open	Paul Ayme	F. Wardan
1896	US Open	Robert D. Wrenn	Fred H. Hovey
1896	Wimbledon	Harold Mahoney	Wilfred Baddeley
1896	French Open	Andre Vacherot	G. Brosselin
1895	US Open	Fred H. Hovey	Robert D. Wrenn
1895	Wimbledon	Wilfred Baddeley	Wilberforce Eaves
1895	French Open	Andre Vacherot	L. Riboulet
1894	US Open	Robert D. Wrenn	Manliff Goodbody
1894	Wimbledon	Joshua Pim	Wilfred Baddeley
1894	French Open	Andre Vacherot	G. Brosselin
1893	US Open	Robert D. Wrenn	Fred H. Hovey
1893	Wimbledon	Joshua Pim	Wilfred Baddeley
1893	French Open	L. Riboulet	J. Schopfer
1892	US Open	Oliver S. Campbell	Fred H. Hovey
1892	Wimbledon	Wilfred Baddeley	Joshua Pim
1892	French Open	J. Schopfer	Fassitt
1891	US Open	Oliver S. Campbell	Clarence Hobart
1891	Wimbledon	Wilfred Baddeley	Joshua Pim
1891	French Open	H. Briggs	P. Baigneres
1890	US Open	Oliver S. Campbell	Henry W. Slocum, Jr.
1890	Wimbledon	William Hamilton	William Renshaw
1889	US Open	Henry W. Slocum Jr.	Quincy Shaw
1889	Wimbledon	William Renshaw	Ernest Renshaw
1888	US Open	Henry W. Slocum Jr.	Howard A. Taylor
1888	Wimbledon	Ernest Renshaw	Herbert Lawford
1887	US Open	Richard D. Sears	Henry W. Slocum, Jr.
1887	Wimbledon	Herbert Lawford	Ernest Renshaw
1886	US Open	Richard D. Sears	R. Livingston Beeckman
1886	Wimbledon	William Renshaw	Herbert Lawford
1885	US Open	Richard D. Sears	Godfrey M. Brinley
1885	Wimbledon	William Renshaw	Herbert Lawford
1884	US Open	Richard D. Sears	Howard A. Taylor
1884	Wimbledon	William Renshaw	Herbert Lawford
1883	US Open	Richard D. Sears	James Dwight
1883	Wimbledon	William Renshaw	Ernest Renshaw
1882	US Open	Richard D. Sears	Clarence M. Clark
1882	Wimbledon	William Renshaw	Ernest Renshaw
1881	US Open	Richard D. Sears	William E. Glyn
1881	Wimbledon	William Renshaw	John Hartley
1880	Wimbledon	John Hartley	Herbert Lawford
1879	Wimbledon	John Hartley	V. St. Leger Gould
1878	Wimbledon	Frank Hadow	Spencer Gore
1877	Wimbledon	Spencer Gore	William Marshall

Female Grand Slam Winners

Each Grand Slam tournament didn’t add events for female athletes until years after the men’s event began.

With that in mind, here’s a complete list of female tennis players to win a Grand Slam, starting in 1884.

Year	Tournament	Winner	Runner-Up
2022	Australian Open	Ashleigh Barty	Danielle Collins
2021	US Open	Emma Raducanu	Leylah Fernandez
2021	Wimbledon	Ashleigh Barty	Karolina Pliskova
2021	French Open	Barbora Krejcikova	Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
2021	Australian Open	Naomi Osaka	Jennifer Brady
2020	French Open	Iga Swiatek	Sofia Kenin
2020	US Open	Naomi Osaka	Victoria Azarenka
2020	Australian Open	Sofia Kenin	Garbine Muguruza
2019	US Open	Bianca Andreescu	Serena Williams
2019	Wimbledon	Simona Halep	Serena Williams
2019	French Open	Ashleigh Barty	Marketa Vondrousova
2019	Australian Open	Naomi Osaka	Petra Kvitova
2018	US Open	Naomi Osaka	Serena Williams
2018	Wimbledon	Angelique Kerber	Serena Williams
2018	French Open	Simona Halep	Sloane Stephens
2018	Australian Open	Caroline Wozniacki	Simona Halep
2017	US Open	Sloane Stephens	Madison Keys
2017	Wimbledon	Garbine Muguruza	Venus Williams
2017	French Open	Jelena Ostapenko	Simona Halep
2017	Australian Open	Serena Williams	Venus Williams
2016	US Open	Angelique Kerber	Karolina Pliskova
2016	Wimbledon	Serena Williams	Angelique Kerber
2016	French Open	Garbine Muguruza	Serena Williams
2016	Australian Open	Angelique Kerber	Serena Williams
2015	US Open	Flavia Pennetta	Roberta Vinci
2015	Wimbledon	Serena Williams	Garbine Muguruza
2015	French Open	Serena Williams	Lucie Safarova
2015	Australian Open	Serena Williams	Maria Sharapova
2014	US Open	Serena Williams	Caroline Wozniacki
2014	Wimbledon	Petra Kvitova	Eugenie Bouchard
2014	French Open	Maria Sharapova	Simona Halep
2014	Australian Open	Li Na	Dominika Cibulkova
2013	US Open	Serena Williams	Victoria Azarenka
2013	Wimbledon	Marion Bartoli	Sabine Lisicki
2013	French Open	Serena Williams	Maria Sharapova
2013	Australian Open	Victoria Azarenka	Li Na
2012	US Open	Serena Williams	Victoria Azarenka
2012	Wimbledon	Serena Williams	Agnieszka Radwanska
2012	French Open	Maria Sharapova	Sara Errani
2012	Australian Open	Victoria Azarenka	Maria Sharapova
2011	US Open	Samantha Stosur	Serena Williams
2011	Wimbledon	Petra Kvitova	Maria Sharapova
2011	French Open	Li Na	Francesca Schiavone
2011	Australian Open	Kim Clijsters	Li Na
2010	US Open	Kim Clijsters	Vera Zvonareva
2010	Wimbledon	Serena Williams	Vera Zvonareva
2010	French Open	Francesca Schiavone	Samantha Stosur
2010	Australian Open	Serena Williams	Justine Henin
2009	US Open	Kim Clijsters	Caroline Wozniacki
2009	Wimbledon	Serena Williams	Venus Williams
2009	French Open	Svetlana Kuznetsova	Dinara Safina
2009	Australian Open	Serena Williams	Dinara Safina
2008	US Open	Serena Williams	Jelena Jankovic
2008	Wimbledon	Venus Williams	Serena Williams
2008	French Open	Ana Ivanovic	Dinara Safina
2008	Australian Open	Maria Sharapova	Ana Ivanovic
2007	US Open	Justine Henin	Svetlana Kuznetsova
2007	Wimbledon	Venus Williams	Marion Bartoli
2007	French Open	Justine Henin	Ana Ivanovic
2007	Australian Open	Serena Williams	Maria Sharapova
2006	US Open	Maria Sharapova	Justine Henin-Hardenne
2006	Wimbledon	Amelie Mauresmo	Justine Henin-Hardenne
2006	French Open	Justine Henin-Hardenne	Svetlana Kuznetsova
2006	Australian Open	Amelie Mauresmo	Justine Henin-Hardenne
2005	US Open	Kim Clijsters	Mary Pierce
2005	Wimbledon	Venus Williams	Lindsay Davenport
2005	French Open	Justine Henin-Hardenne	Mary Pierce
2005	Australian Open	Serena Williams	Lindsay Davenport
2004	US Open	Svetlana Kuznetsova	Elena Dementieva
2004	Wimbledon	Maria Sharapova	Serena Williams
2004	French Open	Anastasia Myskina	Elena Dementieva
2004	Australian Open	Justine Henin-Hardenne	Kim Clijsters
2003	US Open	Justine Henin-Hardenne	Kim Clijsters
2003	Wimbledon	Serena Williams	Venus Williams
2003	French Open	Justine Henin-Hardenne	Kim Clijsters
2003	Australian Open	Serena Williams	Venus Williams
2002	US Open	Serena Williams	Venus Williams
2002	Wimbledon	Serena Williams	Venus Williams
2002	French Open	Serena Williams	Venus Williams
2002	Australian Open	Jennifer Capriati	Martina Hingis
2001	US Open	Venus Williams	Serena Williams
2001	Wimbledon	Venus Williams	Justine Henin
2001	French Open	Jennifer Capriati	Kim Clijsters
2001	Australian Open	Jennifer Capriati	Martina Hingis
2000	US Open	Venus Williams	Lindsay Davenport
2000	Wimbledon	Venus Williams	Lindsay Davenport
2000	French Open	Mary Pierce	Conchita Martinez
2000	Australian Open	Lindsay Davenport	Martina Hingis
1999	US Open	Serena Williams	Martina Hingis
1999	Wimbledon	Lindsay Davenport	Steffi Graf
1999	French Open	Steffi Graf	Martina Hingis
1999	Australian Open	Martina Hingis	Amelie Mauresmo
1998	US Open	Lindsay Davenport	Martina Hingis
1998	Wimbledon	Jana Novotna	Nathalie Tauziat
1998	French Open	Aranxta Sanchez-Vicario	Monica Seles
1998	Australian Open	Martina Hingis	Conchita Martinez
1997	US Open	Martina Hingis	Venus Williams
1997	Wimbledon	Martina Hingis	Jana Novotna
1997	French Open	Iva Majoli	Martina Hingis
1997	Australian Open	Martina Hingis	Mary Pierce
1996	US Open	Steffi Graf	Monica Seles
1996	Wimbledon	Steffi Graf	Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
1996	French Open	Steffi Graf	Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
1996	Australian Open	Monica Seles	Anke Huber
1995	US Open	Steffi Graf	Monica Seles
1995	Wimbledon	Steffi Graf	Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
1995	French Open	Steffi Graf	Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
1995	Australian Open	Mary Pierce	Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
1994	US Open	Aranxta Sanchez-Vicario	Steffi Graf
1994	Wimbledon	Conchita Martinez	Martina Navratilova
1994	French Open	Aranxta Sanchez-Vicario	Mary Pierce
1994	Australian Open	Steffi Graf	Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
1993	US Open	Steffi Graf	Helena Sukova
1993	Wimbledon	Steffi Graf	Jana Novotna
1993	French Open	Steffi Graf	Mary Jo Fernandez
1993	Australian Open	Monica Seles	Steffi Graf
1992	US Open	Monica Seles	Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
1992	Wimbledon	Steffi Graf	Monica Seles
1992	French Open	Monica Seles	Steffi Graf
1992	Australian Open	Monica Seles	Mary Joe Fernandez
1991	US Open	Monica Seles	Martina Navratilova
1991	Wimbledon	Steffi Graf	Gabriela Sabatini
1991	French Open	Monica Seles	Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
1991	Australian Open	Monica Seles	Jana Novotna
1990	US Open	Gabriela Sabatini	Steffi Graf
1990	Wimbledon	Martina Navratilova	Zena Garrison
1990	French Open	Monica Seles	Steffi Graf
1990	Australian Open	Steffi Graf	Mary Joe Fernandez
1989	US Open	Steffi Graf	Martina Navratilova
1989	Wimbledon	Steffi Graf	Martina Navratilova
1989	French Open	Aranxta Sanchez-Vicario	Steffi Graf
1989	Australian Open	Steffi Graf	Helena Sukova
1988	US Open	Steffi Graf	Gabriela Sabatini
1988	Wimbledon	Steffi Graf	Martina Navratilova
1988	French Open	Steffi Graf	Natasha Zvereva
1988	Australian Open	Steffi Graf	Chris Evert
1987	US Open	Martina Navratilova	Steffi Graf
1987	Wimbledon	Martina Navratilova	Steffi Graf
1987	French Open	Steffi Graf	Martina Navratilova
1987	Australian Open	Hana Mandlikova	Martina Navratilova
1986	US Open	Martina Navratilova	Helena Sukova
1986	Wimbledon	Martina Navratilova	Hana Mandlikova
1986	French Open	Chris Evert-Lloyd	Martina Navratilova
1985	Australian Open	Martina Navratilova	Chris Evert
1985	US Open	Hana Mandlikova	Martina Navratilova
1985	Wimbledon	Martina Navratilova	Chris Evert-Lloyd
1985	French Open	Chris Evert-Lloyd	Martina Navratilova
1984	Australian Open	Chris Evert-Lloyd	Helena Sukova
1984	US Open	Martina Navratilova	Chris Evert-Lloyd
1984	Wimbledon	Martina Navratilova	Chris Evert-Lloyd
1984	French Open	Martina Navratilova	Chris Evert-Lloyd
1983	Australian Open	Martina Navratilova	Kathy Jordan
1983	US Open	Martina Navratilova	Chris Evert-Lloyd
1983	Wimbledon	Martina Navratilova	Andrea Jaeger
1983	French Open	Chris Evert-Lloyd	Mima Jausovec
1982	Australian Open	Chris Evert-Lloyd	Martina Navratilova
1982	US Open	Chris Evert-Lloyd	Hana Mandlikova
1982	Wimbledon	Martina Navratilova	Chris Evert-Lloyd
1982	French Open	Martina Navratilova	Andrea Jaeger
1981	Australian Open	Martina Navratilova	Chris Evert
1981	US Open	Tracy Austin	Martina Navratilova
1981	Wimbledon	Chris Evert-Lloyd	Hana Mandlikova
1981	French Open	Hana Mandlikova	Sylvia Hanika
1980	Australian Open	Hana Mandlikova	Wendy Turnbull
1980	US Open	Chris Evert-Lloyd	Hana Mandlikova
1980	Wimbledon	R.A. Cawley	Chris Evert-Lloyd
1980	French Open	Chris Evert-Lloyd	Sylvia Hanika
1979	Australian Open	Barbara Jordan	Sharon Walsh
1979	US Open	Tracy Austin	Chris Evert-Lloyd
1979	Wimbledon	Martina Navratilova	Chris Evert-Lloyd
1979	French Open	Chris Evert-Lloyd	Wendy Turnbull
1978	Australian Open	Chris O’Neil	Betsy Nagelsen
1978	US Open	Chris Evert	Pam Shriver
1978	Wimbledon	Martina Navratilova	Chris Evert
1978	French Open	Virginia Ruzici	Mima Jausovec
1977	Australian Open	Evonne Goolagong-Cawley	Helen Gourlay
1977	US Open	Chris Evert	Wendy Turnbull
1977	Wimbledon	Virginia Wade	Betty Stove
1977	French Open	Mima Jausovec	Florenta Mihai
1977	Australian Open	Kerry Reid	Dianne Fromholtz
1976	US Open	Chris Evert	Evonne Goolagong-Cawley
1976	Wimbledon	Chris Evert	Evonne Goolagong-Cawley
1976	French Open	Sue Barker	Renata Tomanova
1976	Australian Open	Evonne Goolagong-Cawley	Renata Tomanova
1975	US Open	Chris Evert	Evonne Goolagong-Cawley
1975	Wimbledon	Billie Jean King	Evonne Goolagong-Cawley
1975	French Open	Chris Evert	Martina Navratilova
1975	Australian Open	Evonne Goolagong	Martina Navratilova
1974	US Open	Billie Jean King	Evonne Goolagong
1974	Wimbledon	Chris Evert	Olga Morozova
1974	French Open	Chris Evert	Olga Morozova
1974	Australian Open	Evonne Goolagong	Chris Evert
1973	US Open	Margaret Smith-Court	Evonne Goolagong
1973	Wimbledon	Billie Jean King	Chris Evert
1973	French Open	Margaret Smith-Court	Chris Evert
1973	Australian Open	Margaret Smith-Court	Evonne Goolagong
1972	US Open	Billie Jean King	Kerry Melville
1972	Wimbledon	Billie Jean King	Evonne Goolagong
1972	French Open	Billie Jean King	Evonne Goolagong
1972	Australian Open	Virginia Wade	Evonne Goolagong
1971	US Open	Billie Jean King	Rosemary Casals
1971	Wimbledon	Evonne Goolagong	Margaret Court
1971	French Open	Evonne Goolagong	Helen Gourlay
1971	Australian Open	Margaret Smith-Court	Evonne Goolagong
1970	US Open	Margaret Smith-Court	Rosemary Casals
1970	Wimbledon	Margaret Smith-Court	Billie Jean King
1970	French Open	Margaret Smith-Court	Helga Niessen
1970	Australian Open	Margaret Smith-Court	Kerry Melville
1969	US Open	Margaret Smith-Court	Nancy Richey
1969	Wimbledon	Ann Haydon Jones	Billie Jean King
1969	French Open	Margaret Smith-Court	Ann Jones
1969	Australian Open	Margaret Smith-Court	Billie Jean King
1968	US Open	Virginia Wade	Billie Jean King
1968	Wimbledon	Billie Jean King	Judy Tegart
1968	French Open	Nancy Richey	Ann Jones
1968	Australian Open	Billie Jean King	Margaret Smith-Court
1967	US Open	Billie Jean King	Ann Haydon Jones
1967	Wimbledon	Billie Jean King	Ann Jones
1967	French Open	Francoise Durr	Lesley Turner
1967	Australian Open	Nancy Richey	Lesley Turner
1966	US Open	Maria Bueno	Nancy Richey
1966	Wimbledon	Billie Jean King	Maria Bueno
1966	French Open	Ann Haydon Jones	Nancy Richey
1966	Australian Open	Margaret Smith	Nancy Richey
1965	US Open	Margaret Smith	Billie Jean Moffitt
1965	Wimbledon	Margaret Smith	Maria Bueno
1965	French Open	Lesley Turner	Margaret Smith
1965	Australian Open	Margaret Smith	Maria Bueno
1964	US Open	Maria Bueno	Carole Caldwell Graebner
1964	Wimbledon	Maria Bueno	Margaret Smith
1964	French Open	Margaret Smith	Maria Bueno
1964	Australian Open	Margaret Smith	Lesley Turner
1963	US Open	Maria Bueno	Margaret Smith
1963	Wimbledon	Margaret Smith	Billie Jean Moffitt
1963	French Open	Lesley Turner	Ann Jones
1963	Australian Open	Margaret Smith	Jan Lehane
1962	US Open	Margaret Smith	Darlene R. Hard
1962	Wimbledon	Karen Susman	Vera Sukova
1962	French Open	Margaret Smith	Lesley Turner
1962	Australian Open	Margaret Smith	Jan Lehane
1961	US Open	Darlene R. Hard	Ann Haydon
1961	Wimbledon	Angela Mortimer	Christine Truman
1961	French Open	Ann Haydon	Yola Ramirez
1961	Australian Open	Margaret Smith	Jan Lehane
1960	US Open	Darlene R. Hard	Maria Bueno
1960	Wimbledon	Maria Bueno	Sandra Reynolds
1960	French Open	Darlene R. Hard	Yola Ramirez
1960	Australian Open	Margaret Smith	Jan Lehane
1959	US Open	Maria Bueno	Christine Truman
1959	Wimbledon	Maria Bueno	Darlene Hard
1959	French Open	Christine Truman	Zsuzsi Kormoczy
1959	Australian Open	Mary Carter Reitano	Renee Schuurman
1958	US Open	Althea Gibson	Darlene R. Hard
1958	Wimbledon	Althea Gibson	Angela Mortimer
1958	French Open	Zsuzsi Kormoczy	Shirley Bloomer
1958	Australian Open	Angela Mortimer	Lorraine Coghlan
1957	US Open	Althea Gibson	A. Louise Brough
1957	Wimbledon	Althea Gibson	Darlene Hard
1957	French Open	Shirley Bloomer	Dorothy Head Knode
1957	Australian Open	Shirley Fry	Althea Gibson
1956	US Open	Shirley Fry	Althea Gibson
1956	Wimbledon	Shirley Fry	Angela Buxton
1956	French Open	Althea Gibson	Angela Mortimer
1956	Australian Open	Mary Carter	Thelma Long
1955	US Open	Doris Hart	Patricia Ward
1955	Wimbledon	Louise Brough	Beverly Fleitz
1955	French Open	Angela Mortimer	Dorothy Head Knode
1955	Australian Open	Beryl Penrose	Thelma Long
1954	US Open	Doris Hart	A. Louise Brough
1954	Wimbledon	Maureen Connolly	Louise Brough
1954	French Open	Maureen Connolly	Ginette Bucaille
1954	Australian Open	Thelma Long	Jennifer Staley
1953	US Open	Maureen Connolly	Doris Hart
1953	Wimbledon	Maureen Connolly	Doris Hart
1953	French Open	Maureen Connolly	Doris Hart
1953	Australian Open	Maureen Connolly	Julia Sampson
1952	US Open	Maureen Connolly	Doris Hart
1952	Wimbledon	Maureen Connolly	Louise Brough
1952	French Open	Doris Hart	Shirley Fry
1952	Australian Open	Thelma Long	H. Angwin
1951	US Open	Maureen Connolly	Shirley Fry
1951	Wimbledon	Doris Hart	Shirley Fry
1951	French Open	Shirley Fry	Doris Hart
1951	Australian Open	Nancye Wynne Bolton	Thelma Long-Coyne
1950	US Open	Margaret Osborne duPont	Doris Hart
1950	Wimbledon	Louise Brough	Margaret Osborne duPont
1950	French Open	Doris Hart	Patricia Todd
1950	Australian Open	A. Louise Brough	Doris Hart
1949	US Open	Margaret Osborne duPont	Doris Hart
1949	Wimbledon	Louise Brough	Margaret Osborne duPont
1949	French Open	Margaret Osborne duPont	Nelly Adamson
1949	Australian Open	Doris Hart	Nancye Bolton
1948	US Open	Margaret Osborne duPont	A. Louise Brough
1948	Wimbledon	Louise Brough	Doris Hart
1948	French Open	Nelly Landry	Shirley Fry
1948	Australian Open	Nancye Wynne Bolton	Marie Toomey
1947	US Open	A. Louise Brough	Margaret Osborne
1947	Wimbledon	Margaret Osborne duPont	Doris Hart
1947	French Open	Patricia Todd	Doris Hart
1947	Australian Open	Nancye Wynne Bolton	Nell Hopman
1946	US Open	Pauline Betz	Patricia Canning
1946	Wimbledon	Pauline Betz	Louise Brough
1946	French Open	Margaret Osborne duPont	Pauline Betz
1946	Australian Open	Nancye Wynne Bolton	Joyce Fitch
1945	US Open	Sarah Palfrey Cooke	Pauline Betz
1944	US Open	Pauline Betz	Margaret Osborne
1943	US Open	Pauline Betz	A. Louise Brough
1942	US Open	Pauline Betz	A. Louise Brough
1941	US Open	Sarah Palfrey Cooke	Pauline Betz
1940	US Open	Alice Marble	Helen Jacobs
1940	Australian Open	Nancye Wynne Bolton	Thelma Coyne
1939	US Open	Alice Marble	Helen Jacobs
1939	Wimbledon	Alice Marble	Kay Stammers
1939	French Open	Simone Mathieu	Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
1939	Australian Open	Emily Westacott	Nell Hopman
1938	US Open	Alice Marble	Nancye Wynne
1938	Wimbledon	Helen Wills Moody	Helen Jacobs
1938	French Open	Simone Mathieu	Nelly Adamson
1938	Australian Open	Dorothy Bundy	Dorothy Stevenson
1937	US Open	Anita Lizana	Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
1937	Wimbledon	Dorothy Round	Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
1937	French Open	Hilde Sperling	Simone Mathieu
1937	Australian Open	Nancye Wynne	Emily Westacott
1936	US Open	Alice Marble	Helen Jacobs
1936	Wimbledon	Helen Jacobs	Hilde Kranwinkel Sperling
1936	French Open	Hilde Sperling	Simone Mathieu
1936	Australian Open	Joan Hartigan	Nancye Wynne
1935	US Open	Helen Jacobs	Sarah H. Palfrey
1935	Wimbledon	Helen Wills Moody	Helen Jacobs
1935	French Open	Hilde Sperling	Simone Mathieu
1935	Australian Open	Dorothy Round	Nancy Lyle
1934	US Open	Helen Jacobs	Sarah H. Palfrey
1934	Wimbledon	Dorothy Round	Helen Jacobs
1934	French Open	Margaret Scriven	Helen Jacobs
1934	Australian Open	Joan Hartigan	Margaret Molesworth
1933	US Open	Helen Jacobs	Helen Wills Moody
1933	Wimbledon	Helen Wills Moody	Dorothy Round
1933	French Open	Margaret Scriven	Simone Mathieu
1933	Australian Open	Joan Hartigan	Coral Buttsworth
1932	US Open	Helen Jacobs	Carolin A. Babcock
1932	Wimbledon	Helen Wills Moody	Helen Jacobs
1932	French Open	Helen Wills Moody	Simone Mathieu
1932	Australian Open	Coral Buttsworth	Katherine Le Messurier
1931	US Open	Helen Wills Moody	Eileen Bennett Whitingstall
1931	Wimbledon	Cilly Aussem	Hilde Kranwinkel
1931	French Open	Cilly Aussem	Betty Nuthall
1931	Australian Open	Coral Buttsworth	Margorie Crawford
1930	US Open	Betty Nuthall	Anna McCune Harper
1930	Wimbledon	Helen Wills Moody	Elizabeth Ryan
1930	French Open	Helen Wills Moody	Helen Jacobs
1930	Australian Open	Daphne Akhurst	Sylvia Harper
1929	US Open	Helen Wills	Phoebe Holcroft Watson
1929	Wimbledon	Helen Wills	Helen Jacobs
1929	French Open	Helen Wills	Simone Mathieu
1929	Australian Open	Daphne Akhurst	Louise Bickerton
1928	US Open	Helen Wills	Helen J. Jacobs
1928	Wimbledon	Helen Wills	Lili de Alvarez
1928	French Open	Helen Wills	E. Bennett
1928	Australian Open	Daphne Akhurst	Esna Boyd
1927	US Open	Helen Wills	Betty Nuthall
1927	Wimbledon	Helen Wills	Lili de Alvarez
1927	French Open	Kornelia Bouman	Irene Peacock
1927	Australian Open	Esna Boyd	Sylvia Harper
1926	US Open	Molla B. Mallory	Elizabeth Ryan
1926	Wimbledon	Kathleen Godfree	Lili de Alvarez
1926	French Open	Suzanne Lenglen	Mary Browne
1926	Australian Open	Daphne Akhurst	Esna Boyd
1925	US Open	Helen Wills	Kathleen McKane
1925	Wimbledon	Suzanne Lenglen	Joan Fry
1925	French Open	Suzanne Lenglen	Kathleen McKane
1925	Australian Open	Daphne Akhurst	Esna Boyd
1924	US Open	Helen Wills	Molla B. Mallory
1924	Wimbledon	Kathleen McKane	Helen Wills
1924	French Open	Diddie Vlasto	Jeanne Vaussard
1924	Australian Open	Sylvia Lance	Esna Boyd
1923	US Open	Helen Wills	Molla B. Mallory
1923	Wimbledon	Suzanne Lenglen	Kathleen McKane
1923	French Open	Suzanne Lenglen	Germaine Golding
1923	Australian Open	Margaret Molesworth	Esna Boyd
1922	US Open	Molla B. Mallory	Helen Wills
1922	Wimbledon	Suzanne Lenglen	Molla Mallory
1922	French Open	Suzanne Lenglen	Germaine Golding
1922	Australian Open	Margaret Molesworth	Esna Boyd
1921	US Open	Molla B. Mallory	Mary K. Browne
1921	Wimbledon	Suzanne Lenglen	Elizabeth Ryan
1921	French Open	Suzanne Lenglen	Germaine Golding
1920	US Open	Molla B. Mallory	Marion Zinderstein
1920	Wimbledon	Suzanne Lenglen	Dorothea Douglass Chambers
1920	French Open	Suzanne Lenglen	Marguerite Broquedis
1919	US Open	Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman	Marion Zinderstein
1919	Wimbledon	Suzanne Lenglen	Dorothea Douglass Chambers
1918	US Open	Molla Bjurstedt	Eleanor E. Goss
1917	US Open	Molla Bjurstedt	Marion Vanderhoef
1916	US Open	Molla Bjurstedt	Louise Hammond Raymond
1915	US Open	Molla Bjurstedt	Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
1914	US Open	Mary Browne	Marie Wagner
1914	Wimbledon	Lambert Chambers	Ethel Larcombe
1914	French Open	Marguerite Broquedis	Suzanne Lenglen
1913	US Open	Mary Browne	Dorothy Green
1913	Wimbledon	Lambert Chambers	R. McNair
1913	French Open	Marguerite Broquedis	Jeanne Matthey
1912	US Open	Mary Browne	Eleonora Sears
1912	Wimbledon	Ethel Larcombe	Charlotte Cooper Sterry
1912	French Open	Jeanne Matthey	Marie Daney
1911	US Open	Hazel Hotchkiss	Florence Sutton
1911	Wimbledon	Lambert Chambers	Dora Boothby
1911	French Open	Jeanne Matthey	Marguerite Broquedis
1910	US Open	Hazel Hotchkiss	Louise Hammond
1910	Wimbledon	Lambert Chambers	Dora Boothby
1910	French Open	Jeanne Matthey	Marguerite Broquedis
1909	US Open	Hazel Hotchkiss	Maud Barger-Wallach
1909	Wimbledon	Dora Boothby	A. Morton
1909	French Open	Jeanne Matthey	Gallay
1908	US Open	Maud Barger Wallach	Evelyn Sears
1908	Wimbledon	Charlotte Cooper Sterry	A. Morton
1908	French Open	Kate Gillou Fenwick	A. Pean
1907	US Open	Evelyn Sears	Carrie Neely
1907	Wimbledon	May Sutton	Dorothea Douglass Chambers
1907	French Open	Comtesse de Kermel	D. Elva
1906	US Open	Helen Homans	Maud Barger-Wallach
1906	Wimbledon	Dorothea Douglass	May Sutton
1906	French Open	Kate Gillou Fenwick	MacVeagh
1905	US Open	Elisabeth Moore	Helen Homans
1905	Wimbledon	May Sutton	Dorothea Douglass
1905	French Open	Kate Gillou	Y. De Pfoeffel
1904	US Open	May Sutton	Elisabeth Moore
1904	Wimbledon	Dorothea Douglass	Charlotte Cooper Sterry
1904	French Open	Kate Gillou	Adine Masson
1903	US Open	Elisabeth Moore	Marion Jones
1903	Wimbledon	Dorothea Douglass	E. Thomson
1903	French Open	F. Masson	Katie Gillou
1902	US Open	Marion Jones	Elisabeth Moore
1902	Wimbledon	Muriel Robb	Charlotte Cooper Sterry
1902	French Open	F. Masson	P. Girod
1901	US Open	Elisabeth Moore	Myrtle McAteer
1901	Wimbledon	Charlotte Cooper Sterry	Blanche Bingley Hillyard
1901	French Open	P. Girod	Leroux
1900	US Open	Myrtle McAteer	Edith Parker
1900	Wimbledon	Blanche Bingley Hillyard	Charlotte Cooper
1900	French Open	Y. Prevost	–
1899	US Open	Marion Jones	Maud Banks
1899	Wimbledon	Blanche Bingley Hillyard	Charlotte Cooper
1899	French Open	Francoise Masson	–
1898	US Open	Juliette Atkinson	Marion Jones
1898	Wimbledon	Charlotte Cooper	L. Martin
1898	French Open	Francoise Masson	–
1897	US Open	Juliette Atkinson	Elisabeth Moore
1897	Wimbledon	Blanche Bingley Hillyard	Charlotte Cooper
1897	French Open	Francoise Masson	P. Girod
1896	US Open	Elisabeth Moore	Juliette Atkinson
1896	Wimbledon	Charlotte Cooper	W. H. Pickering
1895	US Open	Juliette Atkinson	Helen Hellwig
1895	Wimbledon	Charlotte Cooper	H. Jackson
1894	US Open	Helen Hellwig	Aline Terry
1894	Wimbledon	Blanche Bingley Hillyard	E. Austin
1893	US Open	Aline Terry	Augusta Schultz
1893	Wimbledon	Lottie Dod	Blanche Bingley Hillyard
1892	US Open	Mabel Cahill	Elisabeth Moore
1892	Wimbledon	Lottie Dod	Blanche Bingley Hillyard
1891	US Open	Mabel Cahill	Ellen C Roosevelt
1891	Wimbledon	Lottie Dod	Blanche Bingley Hillyard
1890	US Open	Ellen C. Roosevelt	Bertha L. Townsend
1890	Wimbledon	Lena Rice	M. Jacks
1889	US Open	Bertha L. Townsend	Lida D. Voorhes
1889	Wimbledon	Blanche Bingley Hillyard	Lena Rice
1888	US Open	Bertha L. Townsend	Ellen Hansell
1888	Wimbledon	Lottie Dod	Blanche Bingley Hillyard
1887	US Open	Ellen Hansell	Laura Knight
1887	Wimbledon	Lottie Dod	Blanche Bingley
1886	Wimbledon	Blanche Bingley	Maud Watson
1885	Wimbledon	Maud Watson	Blanche Bingley
1884	Wimbledon	Maud Watson	Lillian Watson

FAQs

Here are a handful of common questions players ask about Grand Slams.

Has any tennis player won all four Grand Slams?

Yes. Five players have won all four Grand Slam tournaments in a calendar year, including Don Budge, Maureen Connolly, Rod Laver, Margaret Court, and Steffi Graf. The tennis world refers to this achievement as a Grand Slam.

However, more broadly, more players have won all four Grand Slam tournaments throughout their careers. Here’s are the numbers that have achieved this feat across various disciplines.

Singles: 18
Doubles: 62
Wheelchair Singles: 2
Wheelchair Doubles: 18
Junior Singles: 1
Junior Doubles: 1

*Above figures include men and women.

Why are there only four Grand Slams in tennis?

The Grand Slam tournaments are the oldest and most prestigious in tennis, each playing a vital role in developing the sport.

There are only four because no other tournaments come close to the history, scope, and tradition they each hold.

It’s worth noting that the ATP and WTA do not run these tournaments. Instead, they organize their schedules around them.

With that in mind, there will likely never be another Grand Slam named as it would significantly detract from the emphasis placed on these tournaments, which all four would surely oppose.

Which tennis Grand Slam comes first in the year?

The Australian Open comes first in the year, followed by the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open.

Here are their planned dates for the 2022 season:

Australian Open: January 17th – January 30th
French Open: May 16th – June 5th
Wimbledon: June 27th – July 10th
US Open: August 29th – September 11th

Who qualifies for tennis Grand Slams?

Grand Slam singles events have 128 player draws. Of these athletes, 104 qualify through ranking, 16 qualify by winning three qualifying rounds ahead of the tournament, and eight through wildcards.

How are tennis Grand Slam draws determined?

A Grand Slam tournament’s singles draw is determined via three different mechanisms. First, the 104 top-ranked players who sign up for the event automatically qualify.

Next, each tournament hosts qualifying rounds, and players who win three matches make it into the draw. Finally, each major selects eight players for automatic entry as wild cards.

How many rounds in a tennis Grand Slam?

A Grand Slam tournament features a 128 player draw, which results in seven rounds from the first through the finals. Here’s a snapshot of the rounds that take place during each Grand Slam event.

First Round: 128 players
Second Round: 64 players
Third Round: 32 players
Fourth Round: 16 players
Quarter-Finals: 8 players
Semi-Finals: 4 players
Finals: 2 players

How many sets in a tennis Grand Slam?

Grand Slam tournaments in singles are best of five sets for men and best of three sets for women. Doubles and all other events, i.e., wheelchair tennis, juniors, etc., are all best of three sets.

Which Grand Slam has the highest prize money?

The US Open offers the highest prize money out of the four Grand Slam tournaments. For the sake of parity, we’re using 2019 pre-pandemic prize money for comparison. Here’s what each event offered.

Touranment	Local Currency	US Dollars
Australian Open	$62,500,000	$45,134,687
French Open	€42,661,000	$47,994,051
Wimbledon	£35,016,000	$46,828,472
US Open	$57,426,000	$57,426,000

How much do tennis players make in Grand Slams?

Tennis players make varying amounts of money relative to how many rounds they win and the discipline they compete in, i.e., singles, doubles, etc.

As an example, here’s what men and women earned playing singles at the US Open in 2021.

Round	Total Per Player
Winner	$2,500,000
Runner-Up	$1,250,000
Semifinalists	$675,000
Quarterfinalists	$425,000
Round of 16	$265,000
Round of 32	$180,000
Round of 64	$115,000
Round of 128	$75,000
Total	$40,560,000

Which tennis Grand Slam has the highest attendance?

The Australian Open has the highest attendance out of the four Grand Slam tournaments. For the sake of parity, we’re using 2019 pre-pandemic attendance numbers for comparison.

Here’s what each event offered.

Australian Open: 812,000
French Open: 480,575
Wimbledon: 500,397
US Open: 631,134

Which tennis Grand Slam wasn’t played in 2020?

Due to the pandemic, Wimbledon was the only Grand Slam tournament that event organizers canceled.

The Australian Open took place in January before the pandemic hit hard. The French Open, which usually runs in May each year, moved to the end of September, and the US Open kept its regular dates beginning at the end of August.

Who is the youngest tennis Grand Slam winner?

During the Open Era, Martina Hingis is the youngest player to win a Grand Slam tournament winning the 1997 Australian Open at 16 years and 117 days old.

On the men’s side, Michael Chang won the 1989 French Open at 17 years 110 days old, the youngest male in history.

Who is the oldest tennis Grand Slam winner?

Ken Rosewall is the oldest player to win a Grand Slam tournament, defeating Malcolm Anderson 7-6, 6-3, 7-5 at the age of 37 when playing the Australian Open in 1972.

What is a double career Grand Slam in tennis?

A career Grand Slam refers to any player who wins all four Grand Slam tournaments during their career independent of timeframe. A player who wins a double career Grand Slam has accomplished the feat twice.

Which tennis Grand Slam is the most prestigious?

Fans and players widely regard Wimbledon as the most prestigious Grand Slam as it is the oldest of the four majors and carries a significant amount of history and tradition.

Wrapping Up

A Grand Slam in tennis remains one of the highest levels of achievement any tennis player, male or female, can achieve.

Although Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams, two of the best tennis players of all time, have come close to the feat during their careers, they couldn’t quite get it done, which shows how challenging it is to complete the challenge.

I’d argue it’s more challenging than ever, and the pressure is more significant as fans and players place more emphasis on Grand Slam tournaments. With that in mind, it may be many more years before we witness the achievement again.

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What is a Tennis Grand Slam?

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Grand Slam Origin & Usage

Grand Slam Usage

Related Achievements

Non-Calendar Grand Slam

Career Grand Slam

Golden Slam

Super Slam

Three-Quarter Slam

Surface Slam

Channel Slam

Professional Slam (Pro Slam)

Boxed Set

Grand Slam Tournaments

Australian Open

French Open

Wimbledon

US Open

Male Grand Slam Winners

Female Grand Slam Winners

FAQs

Has any tennis player won all four Grand Slams?

Why are there only four Grand Slams in tennis?

Which tennis Grand Slam comes first in the year?

Who qualifies for tennis Grand Slams?

How are tennis Grand Slam draws determined?

How many rounds in a tennis Grand Slam?

How many sets in a tennis Grand Slam?

Which Grand Slam has the highest prize money?

How much do tennis players make in Grand Slams?

Which tennis Grand Slam has the highest attendance?

Which tennis Grand Slam wasn’t played in 2020?

Who is the youngest tennis Grand Slam winner?

Who is the oldest tennis Grand Slam winner?

What is a double career Grand Slam in tennis?

Which tennis Grand Slam is the most prestigious?

Wrapping Up

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