Roland Garros Logo
A circular emblem: a wide dark-green outer ring contains the uppercase white wordmark "ROLAND GARROS" arched across the top and "PARIS" arched along the bottom. The outer ring is bordered by thin white and black outlines. Inside the ring i...
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About Roland Garros
A circular emblem: a wide dark-green outer ring contains the uppercase white wordmark "ROLAND GARROS" arched across the top and "PARIS" arched along the bottom. The outer ring is bordered by thin white and black outlines.
Inside the ring is a solid orange disc. Centered on the disc is a bold, white-stroked monogram formed by the letters "R" and "G" merged together, with two parallel white diagonal stripes cutting across the orange field behind and through the monogram.
What's in it: monogram (letters R and G)
Shapes: circle ring disc diagonal stripes wordmark
Style: emblem flat sport monogram classic
Text in logo: ROLAND GARROS PARIS
Visually evokes a clay tennis court (orange disc) and a heritage sporting badge; the merged "RG" monogram and diagonal stripes suggest motion and court lines.
Colors
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Roland Garros Logo History
This is the official emblem for Roland Garros (the French Open), the annual Grand Slam tennis tournament held in Paris. The event and stadium are named after French aviator Roland Garros; play is held on outdoor clay courts.
Frequently asked
What event uses this logo?
The logo is used by Roland Garros, the French Open tennis tournament held annually in Paris.
What do the colors mean?
The orange disc visually references the tournament's clay courts; the green ring and white text form a classic sporting badge.
What do the letters 'RG' stand for?
They are a stylized monogram for "Roland Garros."
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