Discover over 130 years of tennis history at Roland Garros, from its humble beginnings to becoming the most prestigious clay court tournament in the world.
Originally known as Championnats de France, restricted to French players and foreign members of French clubs
Opened to all nationalities, becoming truly international
Became the first Grand Slam to admit professional players
Moved to current location at Stade Roland Garros
Major renovation of the main court completed
Philippe-Chatrier Court gets retractable roof for weather protection
14 titles (2005-2022)
The King of Clay's unprecedented dominance on the red dirt
7 titles (1974-1986)
American legend's mastery of clay court tennis
19 years, 2 days (2005)
Spanish prodigy's first Grand Slam victory
16 years, 189 days (1990)
Yugoslav-American's breakthrough Grand Slam win
Zverev's injury during the match led to Nadal's walkover to the final
Nadal's 8th French Open title in dominant straight-sets victory
19-year-old Nadal wins his first Grand Slam title
Agassi completes Career Grand Slam with dramatic comeback victory