Dutch Tennis

🇳🇱The Dutch at the US Open 2026

Live nowGrand SlamHardNew York, USA31 Aug – 13 Sep 2026

1 of 3 still in, Botic Van De Zandschulp, Tallon Griekspoor and Anouk Koevermans deepest at the first round — 0 wins and 2 losses so far for the Dutch.

The full draw · every player, not just the Dutch.

Next on court

Who is left

3 players in the draw

Every match

2 matches

  1. 1 Sep🇳🇱Tallon Griekspoorlost to🇺🇸Ben SheltonRound of 1286-11-66-732-6
  2. 31 Aug🇳🇱Anouk Koevermanslost to🇺🇸Caty McNallyRound of 1285-71-6

Every year before this

7 editions on record

  1. 2025Round of 64Suzan Lamens4 in the draw · 1 win
  2. 2024Round of 32Tallon Griekspoor, Botic Van De Zandschulp2 in the draw · 4 wins
  3. 2023Round of 64Botic Van De Zandschulp2 in the draw · 1 win
  4. 2022Round of 64Botic Van De Zandschulp, Gijs Brouwer, Tim Van Rijthoven4 in the draw · 3 wins
  5. 2021QuarterfinalBotic Van De Zandschulp2 in the draw · 5 wins
  6. 2020Round of 128Arantxa Rus1 in the draw · 0 wins
  7. 2019Round of 32Kiki Bertens3 in the draw · 2 wins

Every edition of US Open the archive holds with at least one of the Dutch in the draw. Years Setlex has no draw for are absent rather than shown empty.

How this list is decided

Membership is the federation a player competes under — the country code the ATP and WTA publish beside their ranking. Unlike some national collections this one needs no judgement calls: every member here is Dutch by birth as well as by federation, and no player has been admitted or held out by hand.

Everyone the draw itself flags is here, including qualifiers and wildcards outside the ranking ladder Setlex tracks — which is why this page can hold a player who has no profile elsewhere on the site. Doubles is not tracked, so these are singles draws only.

Results and fixtures come from the same draws the rest of the site reads, as of 2026-09-02. A match joins the list once its result is on record, so one on court now arrives when it finishes. Where the draw determines a match the feed never carried, the row states who went through and leaves the score empty rather than filling it in.