| Year | Tournament | Result | Player | Age | Nation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1982 | US Open | R32 | Lee Duk-hee | 29 | South Korea |
| 1982 | Wimbledon | R64 | Lee Duk-hee | 28 | South Korea |
| 1982 | French Open | R64 | Lee Duk-hee | 28 | South Korea |
| 1981 | US Open | R16 | Lee Duk-hee | 28 | South Korea |
| 1981 | Wimbledon | R64 | Lee Duk-hee | 27 | South Korea |
| 1981 | French Open | R128 | Lee Duk-hee | 27 | South Korea |
| 1980 | Australian Open | R64 | Lee Duk-hee | 27 | South Korea |
| 1980 | US Open | R64 | Lee Duk-hee | 27 | South Korea |
| 1980 | Wimbledon | R64 | Lee Duk-hee | 26 | South Korea |
| 1980 | French Open | R32 | Lee Duk-hee | 26 | South Korea |
| 1973 | French Open | R64 | Jeong-Soon Yang | 26 | South Korea |
| 1973 | Australian Open | R32 | Jeong-Soon Yang | 25 | South Korea |
| 1973 | Australian Open | R32 | Lee Duk-hee | 19 | South Korea |
| 1973 | Australian Open | R64 | Soon-Oh Lee | 19 | South Korea |
Open Era Grand Slam Tennis
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