2011 HP Open – Singles

Tamarine Tanasugarn was the defending champion, but lost to Angelique Kerber in the quarterfinals.

Singles
2011 HP Open
Champion Marion Bartoli
Runner-up Samantha Stosur
Final score6–3, 6–1
Main article: 2011 HP Open

No.2 seed Marion Bartoli won the 2011 title, defeating No.1 seed and US Open Champion Samantha Stosur 6–3, 6–1.

Seeds
  1. Samantha Stosur (Final)
  2. Marion Bartoli (Champion)
  3. Angelique Kerber (Semifinals)
  4. Petra Cetkovská (Quarterfinals)
  5. Jarmila Gajdošová (Second Round)
  6. Ayumi Morita (Quarterfinals)
  7. Chanelle Scheepers (Quarterfinals)
  8. Christina McHale (First Round)

Qualifying
Main article: 2011 HP Open – Singles Qualifying

Main draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
1 Samantha Stosur 77 3 6
  Zheng Jie 65 6 3
1 Samantha Stosur 3 1  
2/WC Marion Bartoli 6 6  
3 Angelique Kerber 1 65  
2/WC Marion Bartoli 6 77  

Top half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 S Stosur 6 3 7
Q N Lertcheewakarn 3 6 5 1 S Stosur 6 6
  C Vandeweghe 4 4   M Doi 2 4
  M Doi 6 6   1 S Stosur 6 6
Q S Aoyama 2 0   7 C Scheepers 2 3
Q Y Shvedova 6 6   Q Y Shvedova 6 3 65
  A Kudryavtseva 2 2   7 C Scheepers 4 6 77
7 C Scheepers 6 6   1 S Stosur 77 3 6
4 P Cetkovská 6 77   J Zheng 65 6 3
  K Date-Krumm 2 62   4 P Cetkovská 6 6
  M Minella 3 3   Q E Sema 0 3
Q E Sema 6 6   4 P Cetkovská 6 5 3
  Z Kučová 1 1   J Zheng 0 7 6
  J Zheng 6 6   J Zheng 7 6
WC A Nakamura 0 1   5 J Gajdošová 5 3
5 J Gajdošová 6 6  

Bottom half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
8 C McHale 3 5  
  T Tanasugarn 6 7   T Tanasugarn 6 6
  M Johansson 6 6   M Johansson 2 4
  I Falconi 3 2   T Tanasugarn 3 4
  Y-J Chan 1 6 4 3 A Kerber 6 6
  O Govortsova 6 2 6 O Govortsova 1 3
WC K Nara 2 1   3 A Kerber 6 6
3 A Kerber 6 6   3 A Kerber 1 65
6 A Morita 77 6   2/WC M Bartoli 6 77
  S Zhang 63 2   6 A Morita 6 6
  E Daniilidou 6 6   E Daniilidou 2 3
  A Pivovarova 2 2   6 A Morita 2 1
  J Craybas 1 6 1 2/WC M Bartoli 6 6
  V King 6 3 6 V King 1 2
  M Czink 2 2   2/WC M Bartoli 6 6
2/WC M Bartoli 6 6  
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