Germaine Golding

Germaine Golding was a Franco–British inter-war tennis player.

Golding reached three consecutive French Open finals, from 1921 to 1923, and lost on each occasion to Suzanne Lenglen. In 1922 she won the World Covered Court Championship.

Golding represented France at the 1924 Olympics in Paris, reaching the podium in the women's singles.

Germaine Golding's titles

Singles titles

1922 World Covered Court Championship

Singles finals lost

	Date	Name and place of final	Cat.	($)	Surf.	Winner	Score
1	1921	French Open, Paris	G. Slam		Clay (ext.)	Suzanne Lenglen		French Open 1921
2	1922	French Open, Paris	G. Slam		Clay (ext.)	Suzanne Lenglen	6-4, 6-0	French Open 1922
3	1923	French Open, Paris	G. Slam		Clay (ext.)	Suzanne Lenglen	6-1, 6-4	French Open 1923
	1924	Olympics, Paris	Olympics	0		Bronze medal Kathleen McKane	5-7, 6-3, 6-0	Tennis at the 1924 Summer Olympics

Doubles titles

None known

Losing doubles finals

None known

Performance in Grand Slams (partial)

Singles

Year	Australian Open		French Open		Wimbledon		US Open
1921	-		Final	Suzanne Lenglen	-		-
1922	-		Final	Suzanne Lenglen	-		-
1923	-		Final	Suzanne Lenglen	-		-
1925	-		3rd round (1/8)	Simone Mathieu	-		-
1926	-		1st round (1/16)	Helen Wills	-		-
1927	-		2nd round (1/16)	I. B. Peacock	-		-
1928	-		1st round (1/32)	Jeanne Peyre	-		-
1930	-		3rd round (1/8)	Irmgard Rost	-		-
1932	-		1st round (1/32)	Lucia Valerio	-		-
1933	-		2nd round (1/16)	S. J. Henrotin	-		-

result given for final match

Doubles

Not known

Notes and references