2012 McDonald's Burnie International – Men's Singles

Flavio Cipolla was the defending champion but chose to compete in PBZ Zagreb Indoors instead.
Danai Udomchoke won the tournament after defeating Samuel Groth 7–6(7–5), 6–3 in the final.

Men's Singles
2012 McDonald's Burnie International
Champion Danai Udomchoke
Runner-up Samuel Groth
Final score7–6(7–5), 6–3
Main article: 2012 McDonald's Burnie International

Seeds
  1. Denis Istomin (Second Round, withdrew with wrist injury)
  2. Lu Yen-hsun (Quarterfinals)
  3. Tatsuma Ito (Withdrew)
  4. Yang Tsung-Hua (Second Round)
  5. Greg Jones (First Round)
  6. Danai Udomchoke (Champion)
  7. Marinko Matosevic (First Round)
  8. Yuichi Sugita (Semifinals)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
WC Samuel Groth 77 6
8 Yuichi Sugita 65 4  
WC Samuel Groth 65 3
6 Danai Udomchoke 77 6  
  Jimmy Wang 4 4
6 Danai Udomchoke 6 6  

Top Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 D Istomin 6 6  
LL J Statham 4 3   1 D Istomin      
WC S Groth 6 6   WC S Groth w/o    
J Lemke 4 3   WC S Groth 7 6
  R Klaasen 0 2   WC J Millman 5 4
Q A Feeney 6 6   Q A Feeney 77 3 2
WC J Millman 6 6 WC J Millman 62 6 6
5 G Jones 4 2 WC S Groth 77 6  
Q C Ebelthite 7 2 5 8 Y Sugita 65 4  
  K Čapkovič 5 6 7 K Čapkovič 3 5
  T Chen 7 6   T Chen 6 7
É Chvojka 5 4   T Chen 6 1 3
  Z Zhang 6 6 8 Y Sugita 3 6 6
V Vardhan 2 4 Z Zhang 1 6 3
J-P Smith 3 3 8 Y Sugita 6 2 6
8 Y Sugita 6 6

Bottom Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
7 M Matosevic 4 6 4
Michael Look 6 3 6 M Look 1 2  
J Wang 6 0 6 J Wang 6 6  
  F Dustov 3 6 4 J Wang 6 6
  B Mitchell 4 6 6 B Mitchell 3 0
J Duckworth 6 3 4   B Mitchell 6 6
WC Michael Banes 3 1   4 T-h Yang 4 3
4 T-h Yang 6 6   J Wang 4 4  
6 D Udomchoke 7 6 6 D Udomchoke 6 6  
  D Molchanov 66 1   6 D Udomchoke 6 5 6
S Rieschick 6 7   S Rieschick 3 7 1
C Guccione 4 5   6 D Udomchoke 77 77  
Q Joshua Milton 4 5 2 Y-h Lu 62 65  
M Reid 6 7 M Reid 2 1  
Q Isaac Frost 65 2 2 Y-h Lu 6 6  
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