1979 South Australian Open – Singles

Kim Warwick won the title, defeating Bernard Mitton 7–5, 6–4 in the final.

Singles
1979 South Australian Open
Champion Kim Warwick
Runner-up Bernard Mitton
Final score7–5, 6–4

Seeds
  1. Gene Mayer (Second Round)
  2. John Alexander (Semifinals)
  3. Kim Warwick (Champion)
  4. Tim Wilkison (First Round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
  Bernard Mitton 4 6 6
  Tony Roche 6 2 1
  Bernard Mitton 5 4
3 Kim Warwick 7 6
3 Kim Warwick 2 6 6
2 John Alexander 6 3 4

Top Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 G Mayer 6 6  
  C Letcher 4 3   1 G Mayer 7 2 r
  D Collings 6 6     D Collings 6 3  
  J Fitzgerald 3 4     D Collings 4 4  
  G Whitecross 7 7     B Mitton 6 6  
  D Schneider 6 6     G Whitecross 4 2  
  B Mitton 7 4 6   B Mitton 6 6  
  D Crealy 6 6 1   B Mitton 4 6 6
4 T Wilkison 3 2     T Roche 6 2 1
  W Maher 6 6     W Maher 4 2  
  T Roche 7 6     T Roche 6 6  
  B Drewett 5 4     T Roche 6 7  
  T Rocavert 6 6     G Masters 4 5  
  C Gunning 3 2     T Rocavert 5 3  
  S Krulevitz 6 1     G Masters 7 6  
  G Masters 7 6  

Bottom Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
  C Dibley 6 6  
  P Dent 3 4     C Dibley 4 4  
  C Delaney 6 7     C Delaney 6 6  
  R Moore 2 6     C Delaney 6 3  
  J Delaney 3 6 6 3 K Warwick 7 6  
  J James 6 4 1   J Delaney 1 3  
  P Campbell 2 4   3 K Warwick 6 6  
3 K Warwick 6 6   3 K Warwick 2 6 6
  D Stockton 5 2   2 J Alexander 6 3 4
  J Marks 7 6     J Marks 5 4  
  M Mitchell 6 6     M Mitchell 7 6  
  V Eke 3 1     M Mitchell 7 6 3
  B Guan 6 7   2 J Alexander 6 7 6
  F McNair 1 5     B Guan 3 4  
  C Kachel 5 6 3 2 J Alexander 6 6  
2 J Alexander 7 4 6
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