Lauren Davis
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WTA
| Best 2026: | 360 |
| Best 2025: | 181 |
| Best 2024: | 72 |
| Best | 26 |
| Country | USA |
| Age | 32 yo / 157 cm |
| Forehand | Right Handed (Double hand) |
| Turned pro | 2011 |
| Birthplace/Residence | Gates Mills OH |
| Coach | Edward Elliot |
| Earnings | 5,241,772$ |
Lauren Davis is an American professional tennis player known for her tenacity and speed on the court. Born on October 9, 1993, in Gates Mills, Ohio, Davis turned pro in 2011 and has since carved out a respectable career on the WTA Tour. She achieved her highest singles ranking of No. 26 in May 2017.
Throughout her career, Davis has claimed several ITF titles and won her first WTA title at the ASB Classic in Auckland, New Zealand, in 2017. She is recognized for her remarkable performances in Grand Slam tournaments, notably reaching the third round of the Australian Open in 2014 and 2016, as well as Wimbledon in 2014 and 2017. Her agility and defensive skills make her a challenging opponent, particularly on hard courts.
Davis has worked with various coaches throughout her career, each helping to hone different aspects of her game. Off the court, Davis maintains a relatively private personal life. She was raised by her parents, Bill and Traci Davis, and has spoken about the supportive role her family has played in her tennis journey. Her passion for the sport was ignited at a young age, leading her to move to Florida for training at the age of 16 to focus on her development as a player.
Davis's personal interests include reading and exploring different cultures as she travels the globe for tournaments. An animal lover, she often enjoys spending time with her pets whenever she's back home.
Interesting facts about Lauren Davis include her small stature at 5'2", which is considered short in the professional tennis world; nevertheless, she uses her speed and resilience to her advantage. She is also known for her marathon match against Simona Halep at the 2018 Australian Open, which lasted over three and a half hours and is considered one of the longest in the tournament's history. This match is particularly memorable for the 15-13 score in the deciding set.
Lauren is also an avid coffee enthusiast and has expressed her love for exploring local cafés in the different cities she visits, often sharing her findings with followers on social media.
Throughout her career, Davis has claimed several ITF titles and won her first WTA title at the ASB Classic in Auckland, New Zealand, in 2017. She is recognized for her remarkable performances in Grand Slam tournaments, notably reaching the third round of the Australian Open in 2014 and 2016, as well as Wimbledon in 2014 and 2017. Her agility and defensive skills make her a challenging opponent, particularly on hard courts.
Davis has worked with various coaches throughout her career, each helping to hone different aspects of her game. Off the court, Davis maintains a relatively private personal life. She was raised by her parents, Bill and Traci Davis, and has spoken about the supportive role her family has played in her tennis journey. Her passion for the sport was ignited at a young age, leading her to move to Florida for training at the age of 16 to focus on her development as a player.
Davis's personal interests include reading and exploring different cultures as she travels the globe for tournaments. An animal lover, she often enjoys spending time with her pets whenever she's back home.
Interesting facts about Lauren Davis include her small stature at 5'2", which is considered short in the professional tennis world; nevertheless, she uses her speed and resilience to her advantage. She is also known for her marathon match against Simona Halep at the 2018 Australian Open, which lasted over three and a half hours and is considered one of the longest in the tournament's history. This match is particularly memorable for the 15-13 score in the deciding set.
Lauren is also an avid coffee enthusiast and has expressed her love for exploring local cafés in the different cities she visits, often sharing her findings with followers on social media.
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All
Victory/Loss
99
45
54
45%
248
121
127
49%
49
21
28
43%
∑
396
187
209
47%
Titles
2 WTA 250
2x WTA 250
- Hobart2023
- Auckland2017
Performances
2023 Hobart • WTA 250 2017 Auckland • WTA 250 2021 1/2 final,Nottingham • WTA 250 2016 Final,Qu • WTA 250 2016 Final,Washington • WTA 250 2019 1/2 final,New Haven • WTA 125 2019 1/2 final,Newport Beach • WTA 125 2018 Final,Houston • WTA 125 2017 4th round,Indian Wells • WTA Premier 2017 1/4 final,Dubai • WTA Premier 2015 1/4 final,Charleston • WTA Premier 2014 4th round,Indian Wells • WTA Premier 2023 1/2 final,Strasbourg • WTA 250 2016 1/2 final,Luxembourg • WTA 250 2015 1/2 final,Auckland • WTA 250 2024 1/2 final,Midland • WTA 125 2024 1/2 final,Charleston • WTA 125 2023 1/2 final,Reus • WTA 125 2022 1/2 final,Bastad • WTA 125 2024 1/2 final,Macon • W 100 2021 1/2 final,Charleston • WTA 125 2025 1/2 final,Vero Beach • W 75 2022 3rd round,US Open • Grand Slam 2019 3rd round,Wimbledon • Grand Slam 2018 3rd round,Australian Open • Grand Slam 2016 3rd round,Australian Open • Grand Slam 2014 3rd round,Wimbledon • Grand Slam 2014 3rd round,Australian Open • Grand Slam 2022 3rd round,Miami • WTA 1000 2021 3rd round,Charleston • WTA Premier
More news
Halep, Gasquet, Kvitova: They Retired in 2025
Adrien Guyot 21/12/2025, 07:49
Davis, former world No. 26, announces her retirement
Clément Gehl 21/11/2025, 06:59
Lauren Davis renonce à l'Open d'Australie.
AFP 08/01/2024, 09:17