Greysia Polii

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Records

Greysia Polii's career is defined by historic firsts. Her Olympic gold in 2021 was Indonesia's first in women's doubles, a feat that elevated her to national hero status. She also became the first Indonesian woman to win an Asian Games gold in badminton since 1998. Her three World Championship bronzes place her among the most consistent doubles players of her era.Beyond medals, Polii's leadership on the BWF Athletes' Commission and her post-retirement business ventures demonstrate a legacy that extends beyond the court. She is a role model for young athletes, particularly women, in Indonesia and across Asia.

AwardsGreysia Polii won the Olympic gold medal in women's doubles at the 2020 Tokyo Games, a historic first for Indonesia. She also claimed gold at the 2014 Asian Games and the 2019 SEA Games, and earned three bronze medals at the World Championships.

Honours & Distinctions

Member of BWF Athletes' Commission

Badminton World Federation·2013

Served two terms, advocating for athlete welfare.

Gen.T (Indonesia)

Tatler·2021

Recognized as an influential young leader in Indonesia.

Asia's Most Influential Indonesia

Tatler·2021

Listed among the most influential people in Indonesia.

Member of Executive Committee, NOC Indonesia

National Olympic Committee of Indonesia·2022

Appointed to the executive committee after retirement.

Records & Feats

First Indonesian Olympic gold in women's doubles

Historic First·2021

Won the women's doubles gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics with Apriyani Rahayu, a historic first for Indonesia.