Tine Scheuer-Larsen

Insights

French Open was her clear peak

Her best Grand Slam result was the 1985 French Open R16, and it was also her only run beyond the third round. Across her 20 tournaments, she reached R32 twice and R64 nine times, but never matched that Paris result.

1986 was her strongest season by round depth

She reached the R32 twice in 1986, at the US Open and French Open, which is her best single-year output in the data. In the same season she also made Wimbledon R64, giving her three main-draw wins across the year.

She played all four majors in four straight years

From 1984 through 1987, she entered every Grand Slam on the calendar each season, producing 16 consecutive major appearances. That run ended in 1988, when the Australian Open is absent from her results and only three majors are listed.

Her results clustered in the early-to-mid 20s

Every listed result from 1986 to 1990 came at ages 20 to 23. Her deepest run, the 1985 French Open R16, came at age 19, while her final Grand Slam appearance in 1990 was an Australian Open R128 at age 23.

Her Grand Slam record was narrowly below .500

She finished 16-20 across 36 matches, a 44% win rate. That means she won 16 matches in 20 tournaments, with most of her career spent in the opening rounds rather than sustained deep runs.