2012 Sarasota Open – Singles

James Blake was the defending champion.
Sam Querrey won the final after defeating Paolo Lorenzi 6–1, 6–7(3–7), 6–3 in the final.

Singles
2012 Sarasota Open
Champion Sam Querrey
Runner-up Paolo Lorenzi
Final score6–1, 6–7(3–7), 6–3
Main article: 2012 Sarasota Open

Seeds
  1. James Blake (Quarterfinals)
  2. Go Soeda (Second Round)
  3. Björn Phau (First Round)
  4. Vasek Pospisil (Second Round)
  5. Paolo Lorenzi (Final)
  6. Sam Querrey (Champion)
  7. Wayne Odesnik (Semifinals)
  8. Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo (First Round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
5 Paolo Lorenzi 6 3 6
7 Wayne Odesnik 2 6 3
5 Paolo Lorenzi 1 77 3
6 Sam Querrey 6 63 6
Michael Russell 3 6 3
6 Sam Querrey 6 3 6

Top Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1/WC J Blake 6 6
WC Mac Styslinger 4 2 1/WC J Blake 5 7 7
Alt M Zverev 6 2 2 D Kudla 7 5 5
D Kudla 3 6 6 1/WC J Blake 3 2
  J Hernych 6 77   5 P Lorenzi 6 6
  I van der Merwe 4 64     J Hernych 64 3  
Q M Lammer 3 1 5 P Lorenzi 77 6  
5 P Lorenzi 6 6 5 P Lorenzi 6 3 6
4 V Pospisil 4 6 77 7 W Odesnik 2 6 3
  R Ginperi 6 1 63 4 V Pospisil 5 4  
É Prodon 77 7     É Prodon 7 6  
A Gensse 63 5   É Prodon 7 4 2
WC T Smyczek 64 6 78 7 W Odesnik 5 6 6
M Matosevic 77 4 66 WC T Smyczek 3 3
Q N Monroe 4 77 1 7 W Odesnik 6 6
7 W Odesnik 6 61 6

Bottom Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
8 R Ramírez Hidalgo 4 3
M Russell 6 6 M Russell 77 6  
LL A Delić 1 1 Alt A Kuznetsov 61 4  
Alt A Kuznetsov 6 6 M Russell 7 3 6
WC R Williams 3 4     T Gabashvili 5 6 1
  T Gabashvili 6 6     T Gabashvili 6 2 7
  B Reynolds 77 6   B Reynolds 3 6 5
3 B Phau 65 3 M Russell 3 6 3
6 S Querrey 3 6 6 6 S Querrey 6 3 6
H Zeballos 6 4 1 6 S Querrey 6 1 6
Q B Baker 6 2   Q B Baker 3 6 3
R Sweeting 1 0r   6 S Querrey 6 6  
M Yani 4 6 6 M Yani 3 1  
Q C Gârd 6 1 2   M Yani 6 6
J Levine 64 6 65 2 G Soeda 3 4
2 G Soeda 77 2 77
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