1989 Nutri-Metics Open – Singles

Patty Fendick was the defending champion and won in the final 6–2, 6–0 against Belinda Cordwell.

Singles
1989 Nutri-Metics Open
1988 Champion Patty Fendick
Champion Patty Fendick
Runner-up Belinda Cordwell
Final score6–2, 6–0

Seeds

A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated.

  1. Patty Fendick (Champion)
  2. Gretchen Magers (Second Round)
  3. Conchita Martínez (Quarterfinals)
  4. Halle Cioffi (Second Round)
  5. Sandra Wasserman (Second Round)
  6. Belinda Cordwell (Final)
  7. Jo Durie (Semifinals)
  8. Beverly Bowes (Quarterfinals)

Draw

Key
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 P Fendick 6 6  
  H Ludloff 1 2   1 P Fendick 6 6  
  C Wood 6 4 6 Q E Smylie 2 3  
Q E Smylie 4 6 7 1 P Fendick 6 6  
  A Ivan 6 2 3   M Lindström 2 0  
  M Lindström 3 6 6   M Lindström 6 6  
  A Temesvári 5 0   5 S Wasserman 4 4  
5 S Wasserman 7 6   1 P Fendick 6 6  
4 H Cioffi 6 6     D Faber 4 2  
  M Jaggard 1 1   4 H Cioffi 4 3  
  R Simpson 3 1     D Faber 6 6  
  D Faber 6 6     D Faber 3 6 6
  R Seeman 3 4   8 B Bowes 6 3 2
  E Burgin 6 6     E Burgin 1 7 4
  S Auer 3 1   8 B Bowes 6 6 6
8 B Bowes 6 6   1 Patty Fendick 6 6  
6 B Cordwell 6 6   6 Belinda Cordwell 2 0  
LL P Hy 0 2   6 B Cordwell 3    
  K Horvath 6 6     K Horvath 0 r  
  J Hetherington 0 2   6 B Cordwell 6 6  
  C Porwik 6 0 6 3 C Martínez 4 2  
Q L Field 1 6 4   C Porwik 4 1  
  M Strandlund 1 4   3 C Martínez 6 6  
3 C Martínez 6 6   6 B Cordwell 6 6 6
7 J Durie 6 6   7 J Durie 3 7 3
Q J-A Faull 4 1   7 J Durie 5 6 7
LL J Jonerup 4 4     C Cohen 7 0 6
  C Cohen 6 6   7 J Durie 6 6  
Q M Ekstrand 1 3     W Probst 4 4  
  W Probst 6 6     W Probst 7 1 6
  C Toleafoa 1 6   2 G Magers 5 6 3
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