2012 Heineken Open – Doubles

Marcel Granollers and Tommy Robredo were the defending champions but decided not to participate.

Doubles
2012 Heineken Open
Champions Oliver Marach
Alexander Peya
Runners-up František Čermák
Filip Polášek
Final score6–3, 6–2

No.1 seeds Oliver Marach and Alexander Peya won the title beating František Čermák and Filip Polášek in the final, 6–3, 6–2.

Seeds

Draw

Key

Draw

First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 O Marach
A Peya
6 6
D Ferrer
A Montañés
2 4 1 O Marach
A Peya
w/o
G García-López
F Verdasco
6 6 G García-López
F Verdasco
T Bellucci
S Giraldo
0 3 1 O Marach
A Peya
6 6
4 S González
C Kas
65 6 [10] WC D King-Turner
M Venus
2 2
P Hanley
J Murray
77 1 [5] 4 S González
C Kas
5 65
TC Huey
S Lipsky
6 5 [8] WC D King-Turner
M Venus
7 77
WC D King-Turner
M Venus
4 7 [10] 1 O Marach
A Peya
6 6
D Bracciali
P Starace
4 6 [4] 3 F Čermák
F Polášek
3 2
D Marrero
A Sá
6 2 [10] D Marrero
A Sá
7 2 [5]
WC A Sitak
J Statham
3 2 3 F Čermák
F Polášek
5 6 [10]
3 F Čermák
F Polášek
6 6 3 F Čermák
F Polášek
77 5 [10]
J Cerretani
D Young
1 60 2 E Butorac
B Soares
63 7 [7]
C Berlocq
JI Chela
6 77 C Berlocq
JI Chela
1 4
L Dlouhý
M Melo
5 0 2 E Butorac
B Soares
6 6
2 E Butorac
B Soares
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