Tatiana Golovin

Insights

Peak came at 18, with a quarterfinal and a 3-for-4 season

Her strongest Grand Slam year was 2006: she reached the US Open quarterfinals, while also going to Wimbledon R64 and the French Open and Australian Open R128. That made 2006 her only season with three wins or more across the four majors.

Best run was at the US Open

The US Open produced her top result, a quarterfinal in 2006. It was also her most productive major overall, with additional R32 finishes in 2004 and 2005 and an R128 in 2007.

Australian Open showed the widest range

Her Australian Open results moved from R16 at age 16 in 2004 to R64 in 2005, R128 in 2006, R32 in 2007, and R64 again in 2008. That sequence is the clearest example of a major with both her best and most uneven outcomes.

Wimbledon was her most stable major after the US Open

She reached Wimbledon R16 in 2004, then R128 in 2005, R64 in both 2006 and 2007. Across four appearances, she never missed the main draw and twice matched R64.

Career ended after a short six-year Slam span

Her Grand Slam career ran from 2003 to 2008, spanning 17 tournaments and 39 matches. Across that stretch she finished 22-17, a 56% win rate, with her lone quarterfinal and two R16s concentrated in the middle years.