1996 Stockholm Open – Singles

Thomas Enqvist was the defending champion and won in the final 7–5, 6–4, 7–6(7–0) against Todd Martin.

Singles
1996 Stockholm Open
Champion Thomas Enqvist
Runner-up Todd Martin
Final score7–5, 6–4, 7–6(7–0)

Seeds
  1. Wayne Ferreira (First Round)
  2. Todd Martin (Final)
  3. Thomas Enqvist (Champion)
  4. Albert Costa (First Round)
  5. Jan Siemerink (Second Round)
  6. Stefan Edberg (First Round)
  7. Richey Reneberg (Quarterfinals)
  8. n/a

Draw

Key

Final
Semifinals Final
            
WC Thomas Johansson 3 6 3
3 Thomas Enqvist 6 3 6
3 Thomas Enqvist 7 6 77    
2 Todd Martin 5 4 60    
WC Magnus Norman 3 0r  
2 Todd Martin 6 3  

Section 1
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 W Ferreira 3 6 3
  G Rusedski 6 3 6   G Rusedski 6 6  
  J Björkman 3 6 1   S Stolle 4 3  
  S Stolle 6 4 6   G Rusedski 77 3 66
WC T Johansson 6 6   WC T Johansson 65 6 78
  P Haarhuis 2 3   WC T Johansson 6 6  
  F Dewulf 6 6     F Dewulf 3 3  
LL M Ondruska 4 4   WC T Johansson 3 6 3
3 T Enqvist 6 6   3 T Enqvist 6 3 6
Q R Fromberg 3 1   3 T Enqvist 77 77  
  C Woodruff 6 6     C Woodruff 63 62  
Q J Tarango 3 4   3 T Enqvist 6 6  
WC P Fredriksson 6 6   WC P Fredriksson 2 0  
  G Raoux 4 4   WC P Fredriksson 7 77  
  N Kulti 77 6     N Kulti 5 63  
6 S Edberg 65 3  

Section 2
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
5 J Siemerink 3 6 78
  M Tillström 6 4 66 5 J Siemerink 4 77 3
  V Spadea 6 7     V Spadea 6 64 6
  K Carlsen 3 5     V Spadea 3 67  
  G Schaller 63 1   WC M Norman 6 79  
WC M Norman 77 6   WC M Norman 7 4 6
  A Rădulescu 7 6     A Rădulescu 5 6 4
4 A Costa 5 4   WC M Norman 3 0r
7 R Reneberg 78 6   2 T Martin 6 3  
Q J Stark 66 4   7 R Reneberg 6 6  
  M Larsson 1 4     A Boetsch 3 3  
  A Boetsch 6 6   7 R Reneberg 2 2  
  C Ruud 1 77 1 2 T Martin 6 6  
  J Stoltenberg 6 65 6   J Stoltenberg 3 7 3
Q J Grabb 2 6 61 2 T Martin 6 5 6
2 T Martin 6 3 77
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