Volvo China Open Golf Betting Tips 2019

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published 30 April 2019

The European Tour are in the Far East this week with the Volvo China Open Golf Betting Tips 2019

Volvo China Open Golf Betting Tips 2019

This week the European Tour is in the Far East with the Volvo China Open being held at Genzon Golf Club in Shenzhen.

Last year Alexander Bjork won the event (opens in new tab), and the Swede is back to defend this year – he is priced at 25/1 to retain his title – but do remember that this year the event is being played a course that hasn't hosted the event since 2014 when Alexander Levy won (opens in new tab).

Favourites this week include 2016 champion Haotong Li (12/1) and last week’s victor Jorge Campillo (opens in new tab) (14/1).

The GM Tipster had another winner last week – check out how he has been doing this season at the golf betting tips (opens in new tab) home page.

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Volvo China Open Golf Betting Tips 2019

Julian Suri 4 points each way at 17/1 with Sportnation.bet (opens in new tab) – Still without a win this year just, was 2^nd last week in Morocco, whilst being 4^th in his last start before that in India. Only played one other event this year and that was a 20th, do not ignore him!

Jazz Janewattanaond 3 points each way at 30/1 with Sportnation.bet (opens in new tab) – Second in the Asian Order of Merit at the moment - 6 top 10s already this year including a win at the Singapore Open. Was 4^th last week at the Singha Chiang Mai Open – odds are too long to ignore.

Scott Hend 2 points each way at 45/1 with Sportnation.bet (opens in new tab) – Leads the Asian Order of Merit following his victory at the Maybank Championship a couple of weeks back – doesn’t have course knowledge but is in form, and I like these odds.

Ashun Wu 1 point each way at 125/1 with Sportnation.bet (opens in new tab) – Needed to pick a home nation player and Wu looks good odds here. Not having his best season, but a former winner of the event he played at this course when it hosted back in 2014, finishing one under par – he did win a European Tour event at the KLM Open last year!

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