Patti Hogan

Insights

Peak came at Wimbledon in 1972

Her best Grand Slam result was a quarterfinal at Wimbledon in 1972, achieved at age 22. That stands alone as her deepest run across 20 tournaments and 54 matches.

Strongest stretch ran from 1971 to 1974

From 1971 through 1974, she reached at least the round of 16 in seven of nine Slam appearances, including the quarterfinal in 1972 and two round-of-16 finishes in 1974. This was clearly her most productive four-year span.

Wimbledon was her most consistent major

Wimbledon produced her best result and five of her nine best finishes: the quarterfinal, two round-of-16 runs, one round of 32, and two early exits. By contrast, the US Open never got beyond the round of 16.

Her results declined sharply after age 24

At ages 18 to 24, she repeatedly reached the round of 16 or better, but from age 25 onward she never advanced past the round of 32. The late-career sequence ends with R64 in 1976 and R128 in 1977.

Career profile is solid but not elite by volume

She played 20 Grand Slam tournaments and won 34 of 54 matches, a 63% record. In the Open Era women’s comparison table, she ranks #249 of 1956 overall and #52 of 449 among players from the United States.