1989 Dow Classic – Singles

Claudia Kohde-Kilsch was the defending champion but lost in the semifinals to Zina Garrison.

Singles
1989 Dow Classic
1988 Champion Claudia Kohde-Kilsch
Champion Martina Navratilova
Runner-up Zina Garrison
Final score7–6, 6–3
Main article: 1989 Dow Classic

Martina Navratilova won in the final 7–6, 6–3 against Garrison.

Seeds

A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated. The top eight seeds received a bye to the second round.

  1. Martina Navratilova (Champion)
  2. Zina Garrison (Final)
  3. Pam Shriver (Third Round)
  4. Lori McNeil (Second Round)
  5. Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (Semifinals)
  6. Larisa Savchenko (Third Round)
  7. Anne Minter (Third Round)
  8. Terry Phelps (Second Round)
  9. Rosalyn Fairbank (Third Round)
  10. n/a
  11. Kathy Rinaldi (Third Round)
  12. Elna Reinach (Semifinals)
  13. Sara Gomer (Second Round)
  14. n/a
  15. Ann Henricksson (Quarterfinals)
  16. Jo Durie (Third Round)

Qualifying

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
1 Martina Navratilova 6 6  
12 Elna Reinach 2 2  
1 Martina Navratilova 7 6  
2 Zina Garrison 6 2  
5 Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 6 2  
2 Zina Garrison 7 6  

Top Half

Section 1
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
1 M Navratilova 6 6  
  M McGrath 3 1     A Kijimuta 0 1  
  A Kijimuta 6 6   1 M Navratilova 6 6  
  C Bakkum 7 7   16 J Durie 1 2  
  K Schimper 6 6     C Bakkum 1 2  
Q L Gould 1 3   16 J Durie 6 6  
16 J Durie 6 6   1 M Navratilova 6 6  
  K Adams 7 6   Q K Radford 4 2  
  M Javer 6 4     K Adams 6 2 2
Q K Radford 6 6 6 Q K Radford 4 6 6
Q R Gaddie 7 1 0 Q K Radford 6 6  
LL G Miró 6 6   6 L Savchenko 3 1  
  S Stafford 3 3   LL G Miró 4 4  
6 L Savchenko 6 6  

Section 2
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
4 L McNeil 6 4  
  B Nagelsen 6 7     B Nagelsen 7 6  
  E Minter 1 5     B Nagelsen 6 6  
Q S Amiach 5 6 6 Q S Amiach 2 3  
  H Ludloff 7 2 3 Q S Amiach 5 6 6
  K Okamoto 2 2   13 S Gomer 7 2 3
13 S Gomer 6 6     B Nagelsen 6 3 5
12 E Reinach 6 6   12 E Reinach 1 6 7
  M Jaggard 3 3   12 E Reinach 6 6  
  K Steinmetz 7 2 1   M Pawlik 1 0  
  M Pawlik 5 6 6 12 E Reinach 6 6  
  A Coetzer 6 6   7 A Minter 1 3  
  J Louis 2 2     A Coetzer 3 6 2
7 A Minter 6 3 6

Bottom Half

Section 3
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
5 C Kohde-Kilsch 3 6 6
  K Kessaris 2 3   Q N Miyagi 6 4 2
Q N Miyagi 6 6   5 C Kohde-Kilsch 6 6  
  L Antonoplis 6 3 1 9 R Fairbank 0 4  
Q B Borneo 1 6 6 Q B Borneo 0 2  
  A Nishiya 0 3   9 R Fairbank 6 6  
9 R Fairbank 6 6   5 C Kohde-Kilsch 6 6  
15 A Henricksson 6 5 7 15 A Henricksson 2 4  
  R Reis 4 7 5 15 A Henricksson 6 4 6
  J Richardson 1 6 6   J Richardson 3 6 4
  A Grunfeld 6 3 3 15 A Henricksson 7 7  
  L Golarsa 6 2 6 3 P Shriver 6 5  
  E Smylie 1 6 4   L Golarsa 6 6 4
3 P Shriver 4 7 6

Section 4
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
8 T Phelps 0 2  
Q K Date 6 6   Q K Date 6 6  
Q C Suire 2 3   Q K Date 5 6 6
  L Field 7 6     L Field 7 4 4
  D Faber 6 3     L Field 4 7 7
  C Wood 0 1     E Inoue 6 5 5
  E Inoue 6 6   Q K Date 3 2  
11 K Rinaldi 3 6 7 2 Z Garrison 6 6  
  M Yanagi 6 3 5 11 K Rinaldi 6 6  
  J Santrock 6 6     J Santrock 4 2  
  J Salmon 2 3   11 K Rinaldi 1 7 1
  H Na 4 6 6 2 Z Garrison 6 5 6
  C Benjamin 6 3 4   H Na 3 4  
2 Z Garrison 6 6  
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