A comprehensive list of the elite group of tennis players who have achieved the rare feat of winning all four Grand Slam titles and an Olympic gold medal during their careers. These athletes represent the pinnacle of professional tennis achievement across different eras.
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The only player in the Open Era to achieve the 'Golden Slam' in a single calendar year (1988), winning all four majors and Olympic gold. Graf holds 22 Grand Slam singles titles and is widely regarded as one of the greatest female tennis players of all time.
One of the few players to complete the Career Golden Slam, securing Olympic gold in 1996 and completing the set of Grand Slams in 1999. Agassi was the first man to win all four Grand Slams twice in the Open Era.
A dominant force on clay who captured Olympic gold in singles (2008) and doubles (2016). Nadal holds a record 14 French Open titles and completed his Career Golden Slam, solidifying his legacy as one of the greatest champions in tennis history.
The player with the most Grand Slam singles titles in history, Djokovic completed his Career Golden Slam by winning the Olympic gold medal in 2024. His versatility and longevity have allowed him to hold the record for the most weeks ranked number one.
A dominant force in women's tennis who won Olympic gold medals in both singles (2000, 2008) and doubles. Serena completed her Career Golden Slam during her legendary Open Era run, winning 23 Grand Slam singles titles throughout her career.
While she won Olympic silver, she is often cited in discussions of near-misses, but strictly speaking, she does not hold the Career Golden Slam. However, Vera Zvonareva and others have won doubles gold. For strict singles/mixed context, focus remains on the big five. Note: Dementieva won Olympic Silver in 2008 and 2012. This item is excluded from final list to maintain strict accuracy of 'Golden Slam' definition requiring Gold.
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A legend of the sport, Navratilova won numerous Grand Slams and Olympic gold in doubles (1988). However, she did not win the singles Olympic gold, so she does not hold the Career Golden Slam in singles. She did complete the Career Grand Slam in singles.
Federer completed the Career Grand Slam but never won an Olympic singles gold, ending his bid for the Golden Slam with a silver medal in 2012. He did win Olympic doubles gold in 2008 with Stanislas Wawrinka.
Seles won 9 Grand Slam singles titles but never won an Olympic gold medal, as she skipped the 1992 Olympics due to controversy. Therefore, she does not hold the Career Golden Slam.
Evert won 18 Grand Slam singles titles but never won an Olympic gold medal, as tennis was not an Olympic sport for most of her peak years. She did win a gold medal in 1988, completing her Career Golden Slam.
Venus Williams won Olympic gold in singles (2000) and doubles (2000, 2008). She completed her Career Golden Slam by winning the 2017 Australian Open, becoming only the second woman in the Open Era to do so.
Courier won back-to-back Australian Open and French Open titles in 1991 and 1992. He reached the Olympic semifinals in 1992 but did not win gold, so he does not hold the Career Golden Slam.
Sampras won 14 Grand Slam singles titles but never won an Olympic gold medal, despite reaching the semifinals in 1992 and 1996. He did not complete the Career Golden Slam.
Borg won 11 Grand Slam singles titles but never competed for Olympic gold, as tennis was not an Olympic sport during his prime. He does not hold the Career Golden Slam.
Laver is the only player to win the calendar year Grand Slam twice. However, tennis was not an Olympic sport during his dominant years in the 1960s, so he does not hold the Olympic gold medal required for the Golden Slam.
King won multiple Grand Slams and an Olympic exhibition gold medal in 1968. However, the 1968 medal was an exhibition event, and the official Olympic tennis gold medals began in 1988 (reinstated). She does not hold the official Career Golden Slam.
Wawrinka won three Grand Slam singles titles and Olympic doubles gold in 2008. However, he did not win the Olympic singles gold, so he does not hold the Career Golden Slam.
Cilic won one Grand Slam title (2014 US Open) but never won an Olympic gold medal. He reached the semifinals in 2016 but did not medal.
Jankovic was ranked world number one but never won a Grand Slam title or Olympic gold. She is not included in the Career Golden Slam list.