List of Grand Slam champions by country

List of Major tennis champions by country in the Open Era, with first career wins listed in parentheses.

 Argentina

  1. Guillermo Vilas – men's singles: 4 (1977 French Open)
  2. Gabriela Sabatini – women's singles: 1 (1990 US Open) / women's doubles: 1 (1988 Wimbledon)
  3. Javier Frana – mixed doubles: 1 (1996 French Open)
  4. Patricia Tarabini – mixed doubles: 1 (1996 French Open)
  5. Paola Suárez – women's doubles: 8 (2001 French Open)
  6. Gastón Gaudio – men's singles: 1 (2004 French Open)
  7. Juan Martín del Potro – men's singles: 1 (2009 US Open)
  8. Gisela Dulko – women's doubles: 1 (2011 Australian Open)

 Australia

  1. Kenneth Rosewall – men's singles: 4 (1968 French Open) / men's doubles: 3 (1968 French Open)
  2. Frederick Stolle – men's doubles: 2 (1968 French Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (1969 Australian Open)
  3. Rodney Laver – men's singles: 5 (1968 Wimbledon) / men's doubles: 2 (1969 Australian Open)
  4. John Newcombe – men's singles: 5 (1970 Wimbledon) / men's doubles: 9 (1968 Wimbledon)
  5. Anthony Roche – men's doubles: 8 (1968 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 1 (1976 Wimbledon)
  6. Margaret Court – women's singles: 11 (1969 Australian Open) / women's doubles: 10 (1968 US Open) / mixed doubles: 7 (1969 Wimbledon)
  7. Roy Emerson – men's doubles: 2 (1969 Australian Open)
  8. Owen Davidson – men's doubles: 2 (1972 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 5 (1971 Wimbledon)
  9. Ross Case – men's doubles: 2 (1974 Australian Open)
  10. Geoff Masters – men's doubles: 2 (1974 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1974 US Open)
  11. Richard Crealy – men's doubles: 1 (1974 French Open)
  12. Onny Parun – men's doubles: 1 (1974 French Open)
  13. John Alexander – men's doubles: 2 (1975 Australian Open)
  14. Philip Dent – men's doubles: 1 (1975 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1976 US Open)
  15. Mark Edmondson – men's singles: 1 (1976 Australian Open) / men's doubles: 5 (1980 Australian Open)
  16. Ray Ruffels – men's doubles: 1 (1977[Dec] Australian Open)
  17. Allan Stone – men's doubles: 1 (1977[Dec] Australian Open)
  18. Kim Warwick – men's doubles: 4 (1978 Australian Open)
  19. Peter McNamara – men's doubles: 3 (1979 Australian Open)
  20. Paul McNamee – men's doubles: 4 (1979 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1985 Wimbledon)
  21. John Fitzgerald – men's doubles: 7 (1982 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (1983 US Open)
  22. Elizabeth Smylie – women's doubles: 1 (1985 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 3 (1983 US Open)
  23. Patrick Cash – men's singles: 1 (1987 Wimbledon)
  24. Hana Mandlikova – women's doubles: 1 (1989 US Open) — see also: Czechoslovakia
  25. Mark Woodforde – men's doubles: 12 (1989 US Open) / mixed doubles: 5 (1992 Australian Open)
  26. Todd Woodbridge – men's doubles: 16 (1992 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 7 (1990 US Open)
  27. Laurie Warder – men's doubles: 1 (1993 Australian Open)
  28. Patrick Rafter – men's singles: 2 (1997 US Open) / men's doubles: 1 (1999 Australian Open)
  29. Sandon Stolle – men's doubles: 1 (1998 US Open)
  30. Rennae Stubbs – women's doubles: 4 (2000 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (2000 Australian Open)
  31. Lleyton Hewitt – men's singles: 2 (2001 US Open) / men's doubles: 1 (2000 US Open)
  32. Scott Draper – mixed doubles: 1 (2005 Australian Open)
  33. Alicia Molik – women's doubles: 2 (2005 Australian Open)
  34. Samantha Stosur – women's singles: 1 (2011 US Open) / women's doubles: 2 (2005 US Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (2005 Australian Open)
  35. Stephen Huss – men's doubles: 1 (2005 Wimbledon)
  36. Casey Dellacqua – mixed doubles: 1 (2011 Australian Open)
  37. Matthew Ebden – mixed doubles: 1 (2013 Australian Open)
  38. Jarmila Gajdošová – mixed doubles: 1 (2013 Australian Open)

 Austria

  1. Thomas Muster – men's singles: 1 (1995 French Open)
  2. Julian Knowle – men's doubles: 1 (2007 US Open)
  3. Jürgen Melzer – men's doubles: 2 (2010 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 1 (2011 Wimbledon)

 Bahamas

  1. Mark Knowles – men's doubles: 3 (2002 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (2009 Wimbledon)

 Belarus

  1. Natasha Zvereva – women's doubles(†): 15 (1992 French Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1995 Australian Open)
  2. Max Mirnyi – men's doubles: 6 (2000 US Open) / mixed doubles: 4 (1998 Wimbledon)
  3. Victoria Azarenka – women's singles: 2 (2012 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (2007 US Open)

 Belgium

  1. Justine Henin – women's singles: 7 (2003 French Open)
  2. Kim Clijsters – women's singles: 4 (2005 US Open) / women's doubles: 2 (2003 French Open)
  3. Xavier Malisse – men's doubles: 1 (2004 French Open)
  4. Olivier Rochus – men's doubles: 1 (2004 French Open)

 Brazil

  1. Maria Bueno – women's doubles: 1 (1968 US Open)
  2. Thomaz Koch – mixed doubles: 1 (1975 French Open)
  3. Gustavo Kuerten – men's singles: 3 (1997 French Open)
  4. Bruno Soares – mixed doubles: 1 (2012 US Open)

 Bulgaria

  1. Manuela Maleeva – mixed doubles: 1 (1984 US Open)

 Canada

  1. Sébastien Lareau – men's doubles: 1 (1999 US Open)
  2. Daniel Nestor – men's doubles(†): 8 (2002 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 4 (2007 Australian Open)
  3. Vasek Pospisil - men's doubles: 1 (2014 Wimbledon)

 China

  1. Zi Yan – women's doubles: 2 (2006 Australian Open)
  2. Jie Zheng – women's doubles: 2 (2006 Australian Open)
  3. Tiantian Sun – mixed doubles: 1 (2008 Australian Open)
  4. Li Na – women's singles: 2 (2011 French Open)
  5. Shuai Peng – women's doubles: 2 (2013 Wimbledon)

 Chinese Taipei ( Taiwan)

  1. Hsieh Su-wei – women's doubles: 2 (2013 Wimbledon Championships and 2014 French Open)

 Colombia

  1. Iván Molina – mixed doubles: 1 (1974 French Open)

 Croatia

  1. Iva Majoli - women's singles : 1 (1997 French Open)
  2. Mirjana Lučić - women's doubles : 1 (1998 Australian Open)
  3. Goran Ivanišević – men's singles: 1 (2001 Wimbledon)
  4. Marin Čilić - men's singles: 1 (2014 US Open)
  5. Ivan Dodig - men's doubles: 1 (2015 French Open)
  6. Mate Pavić - mixed doubles: 1 (2016 US Open)

 Czech Republic

  1. Jana Novotná – women's singles: 1 (1998 Wimbledon) / women's doubles: 7 (1994 US Open)
  2. Cyril Suk – men's doubles: 1 (1998 US Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (1996 Wimbledon)
  3. Helena Suková – women's doubles: 2 (1993 US Open) / mixed doubles: 4 (1993 US Open)
  4. Petr Korda – men's singles: 1 (1998 Australian Open) / men's doubles: 1 (1996 Australian Open)
  5. Daniel Vacek – men's doubles: 3 (1996 French Open)
  6. Leoš Friedl – mixed doubles: 1 (2001 Wimbledon)
  7. Martin Damm – men's doubles: 1 (2006 US Open)
  8. Lukáš Dlouhý – men's doubles: 2 (2009 French Open)
  9. Andrea Hlaváčková – women's doubles: 2 (2011 French Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (2013 US Open)
  10. Lucie Hradecká – women's doubles: 2 (2011 French Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (2013 French Open)
  11. Iveta Benešová – mixed doubles: 1 (2011 Wimbledon)
  12. Petra Kvitová – women's singles: 2 (2011 Wimbledon)
  13. Květa Peschke – women's doubles: 1 (2011 Wimbledon)
  14. Radek Štěpánek – men's doubles: 2 (2012 Australian Open)
  15. František Čermák – mixed doubles: 1 (2013 French Open)

 Czechoslovakia

  1. Jan Kodeš – men's singles: 3 (1970 French Open)
  2. Martina Navratilova – mixed doubles: 1 (1974 French Open) — see also: United States
  3. Pavel Složil – mixed doubles: 1 (1978 French Open)
  4. Renáta Tomanová – women's doubles: 1 (1978 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1978 French Open)
  5. Hana Mandlíková – women's singles: 4 (1980 Australian Open) — see also: Australia
  6. Ivan Lendl – men's singles: 8 (1984 French Open)
  7. Tomáš Šmíd – men's doubles: 2 (1984 US Open)
  8. Helena Suková – women's doubles(†): 7 (1985 US Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1991 French Open)
  9. Jana Novotná – women's doubles: 5 (1989 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 4 (1988 Australian Open)
  10. Cyril Suk – mixed doubles: 2 (1991 French Open)

 Denmark

  1. Frederik Nielsen – men's doubles: 1 (2012 Wimbledon)

 Ecuador

  1. Andrés Gómez – men's singles: 1 (1990 French Open) / men's doubles: 2 (1986 US Open)

 France

  1. Françoise Dürr – women's doubles: 6 (1968 French Open) / mixed doubles: 4 (1968 French Open)
  2. Gail Chanfreau – women's doubles: 3 (1970 French Open)
  3. Pierre Barthès – men's doubles: 1 (1970 US Open)
  4. Yannick Noah – men's singles: 1 (1983 French Open) / men's doubles: 1 (1984 French Open)
  5. Henri Leconte – men's doubles: 1 (1984 French Open)
  6. Mary Pierce – women's singles: 2 (1995 Australian Open) / women's doubles: 1 (2000 French Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (2005 Wimbledon)
  7. Julie Halard-Decugis – women's doubles: 1 (2000 US Open)
  8. Michaël Llodra – men's doubles: 3 (2003 Australian Open)
  9. Fabrice Santoro – men's doubles: 2 (2003 Australian Open)
  10. Richard Gasquet – mixed doubles: 1 (2004 French Open)
  11. Tatiana Golovin – mixed doubles: 1 (2004 French Open)
  12. Amélie Mauresmo – women's singles: 2 (2006 Australian Open)
  13. Nathalie Dechy – women's doubles: 2 (2006 US Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (2007 French Open)
  14. Arnaud Clément – men's doubles: 1 (2007 Wimbledon)
  15. Kristina Mladenovic – mixed doubles: 2 (2013 Wimbledon)
  16. Marion Bartoli – women's singles: 1 (2013 Wimbledon)
  17. Julien Benneteau – men's doubles: 1 (2014 French Open)
  18. Édouard Roger-Vasselin – men's doubles: 1 (2014 French Open)

 Germany

  1. Boris Becker – men's singles: 6 (1985 Wimbledon)
  2. Claudia Kohde-Kilsch – women's doubles: 2 (1985 US Open)
  3. Steffi Graf – women's singles(†): 22 (1987 French Open) / women's doubles: 1 (1988 Wimbledon)
  4. Michael Stich – men's singles: 1 (1991 Wimbledon) / men's doubles: 1 (1992 Wimbledon)
  5. Anna-Lena Grönefeld – mixed doubles: 2 (2009 Wimbledon)
  6. Philipp Petzschner – men's doubles: 2 (2010 Wimbledon)
  7. Angelique Kerber - women's singles: 1 (2016 Australian Open)

 Hungary

  1. Balázs Taróczy – men's doubles: 2 (1981 French Open)

 India

  1. Mahesh Bhupathi – men's doubles: 4 (1999 French Open) / mixed doubles(†): 8 (1997 French Open)
  2. Leander Paes – men's doubles(†): 8 (1999 French Open) / mixed doubles: 10 (1999 Wimbledon)
  3. Sania Mirza – women's doubles: 3 (2015 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 3 (2009 Australian Open)

 Israel

  1. Andy Ram – men's doubles: 1 (2008 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (2006 Wimbledon)
  2. Jonathan Erlich – men's doubles: 1 (2008 Australian Open)

 Italy

  1. Adriano Panatta – men's singles: 1 (1976 French Open)
  2. Raffaella Reggi – mixed doubles: 1 (1986 US Open)
  3. Mara Santangelo – women's doubles: 1 (2007 French Open)
  4. Francesca Schiavone – women's singles: 1 (2010 French Open)
  5. Flavia Pennetta – women's singles: 1 (2015 US Open) women's doubles: 1 (2011 Australian Open)
  6. Sara Errani – women's doubles: 5 (2012 French Open)
  7. Roberta Vinci – women's doubles: 5 (2012 French Open)
  8. Simone Bolelli – men's doubles: 1 (2015 Australian Open)
  9. Fabio Fognini – men's doubles: 1 (2015 Australian Open)

 Japan

  1. Rika Hiraki – mixed doubles: 1 (1997 French Open)
  2. Ai Sugiyama – women's doubles: 3 (2000 US Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1999 US Open)

 Kazakhstan

  1. Yaroslava Shvedova – women's doubles: 2 (2010 Wimbledon)

 Latvia

  1. Larisa Savchenko-Neiland – mixed doubles: 4 (1992 Wimbledon) — see also: Soviet Union

 Mexico

  1. Raúl Ramírez – men's doubles: 3 (1975 French Open)
  2. Jorge Lozano – mixed doubles: 2 (1988 French Open)

 Netherlands

  1. Betty Stöve – women's doubles: 6 (1972 French Open) / mixed doubles: 4 (1977 US Open)
  2. Tom Okker – men's doubles: 2 (1973 French Open)
  3. Manon Bollegraf – mixed doubles: 4 (1989 French Open)
  4. Tom Nijssen – mixed doubles: 2 (1989 French Open)
  5. Jacco Eltingh – men's doubles: 6 (1994 Australian Open)
  6. Paul Haarhuis – men's doubles: 6 (1994 Australian Open)
  7. Kristie Boogert – mixed doubles: 1 (1994 French Open)
  8. Menno Oosting – mixed doubles: 1 (1994 French Open)
  9. Richard Krajicek – men's singles: 1 (1996 Wimbledon)
  10. Jean-Julien Rojer – mixed doubles: 1 (2014 French Open)

 New Zealand

  1. Onny Parun - men's doubles: 1 (1974 French Open).

 Peru

  1. Luis Horna – men's doubles: 1 (2008 French Open)

 Poland

  1. Wojciech Fibak – men's doubles: 1 (1978 Australian Open)
  2. Łukasz Kubot – men's doubles: 1 (2014 Australian Open)

 Romania

  1. Ilie Năstase – men's singles: 2 (1972 US Open) / men's doubles: 3 (1970 French Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (1970 Wimbledon)
  2. Ion Țiriac – men's doubles: 1 (1970 French Open)
  3. Virginia Ruzici – women's singles: 1 (1978 French Open) / women's doubles: 1 (1978 French Open)
  4. Horia Tecău – mixed doubles: 1 (2012 Australian Open)

 Russia

  1. Eugenia Maniokova – mixed doubles: 1 (1993 French Open)
  2. Andrei Olhovskiy – mixed doubles: 2 (1993 French Open)
  3. Yevgeny Kafelnikov – men's singles: 2 (1996 French Open) / men's doubles: 4 (1996 French Open)
  4. Anna Kournikova – women's doubles: 2 (1999 Australian Open)
  5. Marat Safin – men's singles: 2 (2000 US Open)
  6. Elena Likhovtseva – mixed doubles: 2 (2002 Wimbledon)
  7. Elena Bovina – mixed doubles: 1 (2004 Australian Open)
  8. Anastasia Myskina – women's singles: 1 (2004 French Open)
  9. Maria Sharapova – women's singles: 4 (2004 Wimbledon)
  10. Svetlana Kuznetsova – women's singles: 2 (2004 US Open) / women's doubles: 2 (2005 Australian Open)
  11. Vera Zvonareva – women's doubles: 2 (2006 US Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (2004 US Open)
  12. Ekaterina Makarova – women's doubles: 2 (2013 French Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (2012 US Open)
  13. Elena Vesnina – women's doubles: 2 (2013 French Open)

 Serbia

  1. Nenad Zimonjić – men's doubles: 3 (2008 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 3 (2006 French Open)
  2. Jelena Janković – mixed doubles: 1 (2007 Wimbledon)
  3. Novak Djokovic – men's singles: 12 (2008 Australian Open)
  4. Ana Ivanovic – women's singles: 1 (2008 French Open)

 Serbia and Montenegro (2003–2006)

  1. Nenad Zimonjić – mixed doubles: 1 (2004 Australian Open)

 Slovakia

  1. Daniela Hantuchová – mixed doubles(†): 4 (2001 Wimbledon)

 Slovenia

  1. Katarina Srebotnik – women's doubles: 1 (2011 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 5 (1999 French Open)

 South Africa

  1. Robert Hewitt – men's doubles(†): 4 (1972 French Open) / mixed doubles(†): 5 (1970 French Open)
  2. Frew McMillan – men's doubles: 4 (1972 French Open) / mixed doubles: 4 (1977 US Open)
  3. Cliff Drysdale – men's doubles: 1 (1972 US Open)
  4. Ilana Kloss – women's doubles: 1 (1976 US Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1976 French Open)
  5. Kevin Curren – men's doubles: 1 (1982 US Open) / mixed doubles: 3 (1981 US Open)
  6. Johan Kriek – men's singles: 2 (1981 Australian Open)
  7. Christo van Rensburg – men's doubles: 1 (1985 Australian Open)
  8. Pieter Aldrich – men's doubles: 2 (1990 Australian Open)
  9. Danie Visser – men's doubles: 3 (1990 Australian Open)
  10. David Adams – mixed doubles: 2 (1999 Australian Open)
  11. Mariaan de Swardt – mixed doubles: 2 (1999 Australian Open)
  12. Piet Norval – mixed doubles: 1 (1999 French Open)
  13. Ellis Ferreira – men's doubles: 1 (2000 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (2001 Australian Open)
  14. Wesley Moodie – men's doubles: 1 (2005 Wimbledon)
  15. Liezel Huber – women's doubles: 3 (2005 Wimbledon) — see also: United States

 Soviet Union

  1. Olga Morozova – women's doubles: 1 (1974 French Open)
  2. Natasha Zvereva – women's doubles: 3 (1989 French Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1990 Australian Open) — see also: Belarus
  3. Larisa Savchenko-Neiland – women's doubles: 2 (1989 French Open) — see also: Latvia

 Spain

  1. Andrés Gimeno – men's singles: 1 (1972 French Open)
  2. Manuel Orantes – men's singles: 1 (1975 US Open)
  3. Sergio Casal – men's doubles: 2 (1988 US Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1986 US Open)
  4. Emilio Sánchez – men's doubles: 2 (1988 French Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (1987 French Open)
  5. Arantxa Sánchez – women's singles: 4 (1989 French Open) / women's doubles: 6 (1992 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 4 (1990 French Open)
  6. Sergi Bruguera – men's singles: 2 (1993 French Open)
  7. Conchita Martínez – women's singles: 1 (1994 Wimbledon)
  8. Carlos Moyá – men's singles: 1 (1998 French Open)
  9. Virginia Ruano – women's doubles: 10 (2001 French Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (2001 French Open)
  10. Tomás Carbonell – mixed doubles: 1 (2001 French Open)
  11. Albert Costa – men's singles: 1 (2002 French Open)
  12. Juan Carlos Ferrero – men's singles: 1 (2003 French Open)
  13. Rafael Nadal – men's singles: 14 (2005 French Open)
  14. Anabel Medina – women's doubles: 2 (2008 French Open)
  15. Garbiñe Muguruza – women's singles: 1 (2016 French Open)
  16. Marc Lopez – men's singles: 1 (2016 French Open)
  17. Feliciano Lopez – men's singles: 1 (2016 French Open)

 Sweden

  1. Björn Borg – men's singles: 11 (1974 French Open)
  2. Mats Wilander – men's singles: 7 (1982 French Open) / men's doubles: 1 (1986 Wimbledon)
  3. Anders Järryd – men's doubles(†): 8 (1983 French Open)
  4. Hans Simonsson – men's doubles: 1 (1983 French Open)
  5. Stefan Edberg – men's singles: 6 (1985 Australian Open) / men's doubles: 3 (1987 Australian Open)
  6. Joakim Nyström – men's doubles: 1 (1986 Wimbledon)
  7. Jonas Björkman – men's doubles(†): 9 (1998 Australian Open)
  8. Thomas Johansson – men's singles: 1 (2002 Australian Open)
  9. Simon Aspelin – men's doubles: 1 (2007 US Open)
  10. Robert Lindstedt – men's doubles: 1 (2014 Australian Open)

  Switzerland

  1. Heinz Günthardt – men's doubles: 2 (1981 French Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (1985 French Open)
  2. Jakob Hlasek – men's doubles: 1 (1992 French Open)
  3. Marc Rosset – men's doubles: 1 (1992 French Open)
  4. Martina Hingis – women's singles: 5 (1997 Australian Open) / women's doubles(†): 12 (1996 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 4 (2006 Australian Open)
  5. Roger Federer – men's singles(†): 17 (2003 Wimbledon)
  6. Stan Wawrinka - men's singles: 3 (2014 Australian Open)

 Ukraine

  1. Alona Bondarenko – women's doubles: 1 (2008 Australian Open)
  2. Kateryna Bondarenko – women's doubles: 1 (2008 Australian Open)

 United Kingdom

  1. Ann Haydon – women's singles: 1 (1969 Wimbledon) / women's doubles: 2 (1968 French Open)
  2. Peter Curtis – mixed doubles: 1 (1968 US Open)
  3. Virginia Wade – women's singles: 3 (1968 US Open) / women's doubles: 4 (1973 Australian Open)
  4. Roger Taylor – men's doubles: 2 (1971 US Open)
  5. Susan Barker – women's singles: 1 (1976 French Open)
  6. John Lloyd – mixed doubles: 3 (1982 French Open)
  7. Jeremy Bates – mixed doubles: 2 (1987 Wimbledon)
  8. Joanna Durie – mixed doubles: 2 (1987 Wimbledon)
  9. Jamie Murray – mixed doubles: 1 (2007 Wimbledon) / men's doubles: 1 (2016 Australian Open)
  10. Jonathan Marray – men's doubles: 1 (2012 Wimbledon)
  11. Andy Murray – men's singles: 3 (2012 US Open)

 United States

  1. Billie Jean King – women's singles(†): 8 (1968 Wimbledon) / women's doubles: 10 (1968 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles(†): 7 (1970 French Open)
  2. Arthur Ashe – men's singles: 3 (1968 US Open) / men's doubles: 2 (1971 French Open)
  3. Mary-Ann Eisel – mixed doubles: 1 (1968 US Open)
  4. Robert Lutz – men's doubles: 5 (1968 US Open)
  5. Stan Smith – men's singles: 2 (1971 US Open) / men's doubles: 5 (1968 US Open)
  6. Marty Riessen – men's doubles: 2 (1971 French Open) / mixed doubles: 7 (1969 Australian Open)
  7. Jimmy Connors – men's singles: 8 (1974 Australian Open) / men's doubles: 2 (1973 Wimbledon)
  8. Chris Evert – women's singles: 18 (1974 French Open) / women's doubles: 3 (1974 French Open)
  9. Brian Gottfried – men's doubles: 3 (1975 French Open)
  10. Vitas Gerulaitis – men's singles: 1 (1977[Dec] Australian Open) / doubles: 1 (1975 Wimbledon)
  11. Alexander Mayer – men's doubles: 2 (1975 Wimbledon)
  12. Fred McNair – men's doubles: 1 (1976 French Open)
  13. Sherwood Stewart – men's doubles: 3 (1976 French Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (1987 Australian Open)
  14. Mary Carillo – mixed doubles: 1 (1977 French Open)
  15. Gene Mayer – men's doubles: 2 (1978 French Open)
  16. Hank Pfister – men's doubles: 2 (1978 French Open)
  17. John McEnroe – men's singles: 7 (1979 US Open) / men's doubles: 9 (1979 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 1 (1977 French Open)
  18. Martina Navratilova – women's singles: 18 (1978 Wimbledon) / women's doubles: 31 (1975 French Open) / mixed doubles: 9 (1985 French Open) — see also: Czechoslovakia
  19. Peter Fleming – men's doubles: 7 (1979 Wimbledon)
  20. Tracy Austin – women's singles: 2 (1979 US Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1980 Wimbledon)
  21. Barbara Jordan – women's singles: 1 (1979 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1983 French Open)
  22. Victor Amaya – men's doubles: 1 (1980 French Open)
  23. Kathryn Jordan – women's doubles(†): 6 (1980 French Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (1986 French Open)
  24. Billy Martin – mixed doubles: 1 (1980 French Open)
  25. John Austin – mixed doubles: 1 (1980 Wimbledon)
  26. James Arias – mixed doubles: 1 (1981 French Open)
  27. Andrea Jaeger – mixed doubles: 1 (1981 French Open)
  28. Pamela Shriver – women's doubles: 21 (1981 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 1 (1987 French Open)
  29. Ferdi Taygan – men's doubles: 1 (1982 French Open)
  30. Steve Denton – men's doubles: 1 (1982 US Open)
  31. Eliot Teltscher – mixed doubles: 1 (1983 French Open)
  32. Tom Gullikson – mixed doubles: 1 (1984 US Open)
  33. Kenneth Flach – men's doubles: 4 (1985 US Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (1986 French Open)
  34. Robert Seguso – men's doubles: 4 (1985 US Open)
  35. Paul Annacone – men's doubles: 1 (1985 Australian Open)
  36. Zina Garrison – mixed doubles: 3 (1987 Australian Open)
  37. Rick Leach – men's doubles: 5 (1988 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 4 (1990 Wimbledon)
  38. Jim Pugh – men's doubles: 3 (1988 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 5 (1988 Australian Open)
  39. Gigi Fernández – women's doubles: 17 (1988 US Open)
  40. Robin White – women's doubles: 1 (1988 US Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1989 US Open)
  41. Michael Chang – men's singles: 1 (1989 French Open)
  42. Jim Grabb – men's doubles: 2 (1989 French Open)
  43. Patrick McEnroe – men's doubles: 2 (1989 French Open)
  44. Shelby Cannon – mixed doubles: 1 (1989 US Open)
  45. Pete Sampras – men's singles: 14 (1990 US Open)
  46. Patty Fendick – women's doubles: 1 (1991 Australian Open)
  47. Mary Joe Fernández – women's doubles: 2 (1991 Australian Open)
  48. Jim Courier – men's singles: 4 (1991 French Open)
  49. Richey Reneberg – men's doubles: 2 (1992 US Open)
  50. Luke Jensen – men's doubles: 1 (1993 French Open)
  51. Murphy Jensen – men's doubles: 1 (1993 French Open)
  52. Jonathan Stark – men's doubles: 1 (1994 French Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1995 Wimbledon)
  53. Patrick Galbraith – mixed doubles: 2 (1994 US Open)
  54. Jared Palmer – men's doubles: 2 (1995 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (2002 Australian Open)
  55. Matt Lucena – mixed doubles: 1 (1995 US Open)
  56. Meredith McGrath – mixed doubles: 1 (1995 US Open)
  57. Chanda Rubin – women's doubles: 1 (1996 Australian Open)
  58. Monica Seles – women's singles: 1 (1996 Australian Open) — see also: Yugoslavia
  59. Lindsay Davenport – women's singles: 3 (1998 US Open) / women's doubles: 3 (1996 French Open)
  60. Lisa Raymond – women's doubles(†): 6 (2000 Australian Open) / mixed doubles: 5 (1996 US Open)
  61. Justin Gimelstob – mixed doubles: 2 (1998 Australian Open)
  62. Venus Williams – women's singles: 7 (2000 Wimbledon) / women's doubles(†): 13 (1999 French Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (1998 Australian Open)
  63. Serena Williams – women's singles(†): 22 (1999 US Open) / women's doubles(†): 13 (1999 French Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (1998 Wimbledon)
  64. Corina Morariu – women's doubles: 1 (1999 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 1 (2001 Australian Open)
  65. Alex O'Brien – men's doubles: 1 (1999 US Open)
  66. Donald Johnson – men's doubles: 1 (2001 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 1 (2000 Wimbledon)
  67. Kimberly Po-Messerli – mixed doubles: 1 (2000 Wimbledon)
  68. Jennifer Capriati – women's singles: 3 (2001 Australian Open)
  69. Mike Bryan – men's doubles(†): 16 (2003 French Open) / mixed doubles: 3 (2002 US Open)
  70. Bob Bryan – men's doubles(†): 16 (2003 French Open) / mixed doubles: 7 (2003 US Open)
  71. Andy Roddick – men's singles: 1 (2003 US Open)
  72. Liezel Huber – women's doubles: 2 (2008 US Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (2009 French Open) — see also: South Africa
  73. Carly Gullickson – mixed doubles: 1 (2009 US Open)
  74. Travis Parrott – mixed doubles: 1 (2009 US Open)
  75. Vania King – women's doubles: 2 (2010 Wimbledon)
  76. Scott Lipsky – mixed doubles: 1 (2011 French Open)
  77. Melanie Oudin – mixed doubles: 1 (2011 US Open)
  78. Jack Sock – men's doubles: 1 (2014 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles: 1 (2011 US Open)
  79. Bethanie Mattek-Sands – mixed doubles: 1 (2012 Australian Open)

 Uruguay

  1. Fiorella Bonicelli – women's doubles: 1 (1976 French Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (1975 French Open)
  2. Pablo Cuevas – men's doubles: 1 (2008 French Open)

 Yugoslavia

  1. Nikola Pilić – men's doubles: 1 (1970 US Open)
  2. Slobodan Živojinović – men's doubles: 1 (1986 US Open)
  3. Monika Seleš – women's singles: 8 (1990 French Open) — see also: United States

 Zimbabwe

  1. Byron Black – men's doubles: 1 (1994 French Open)
  2. Wayne Black – men's doubles: 2 (2001 US Open) / mixed doubles: 2 (2002 French Open)
  3. Kevin Ullyett – men's doubles: 2 (2001 US Open) / mixed doubles: 1 (2002 Australian Open)
  4. Cara Black – women's doubles: 5 (2004 Wimbledon) / mixed doubles(†): 5 (2002 French Open)

See also

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