Club: Binhai Lake GC

Location: Tianjin, China

Date: April 19-22, 2012

European Tour Golf Betting Odds: The 18th edition of the Volvo China Open will see China's oldest professional golf event move to an iconic new destination with a prize fund increase of 20 per cent. Binhai Lake GC, in Tianjin, China, will host the event, which has a new date of April 19-22. There will also be a new prize fund of RMB 20 million (approx. US$ 3million).

Inaugurated in 1995 and part of The European Tour International Schedule since 2004, the Volvo China Open is country’s most revered event, and the 7,589-yards par 72 North Course, designed by Pete Dye, looks certain to offer a stern test for the players lining up for a shot at one of global golf’s fastest-growing titles.

The 2012 Volvo China Open should be exciting and one tournament that you won't want to miss. Bookmaker Sportsbook will have live Odds to win for the 2012 Volvo China Open the week of the tournament, April 19-22.

2012 Volvo China Open Winner - Grace wins by three shots, third victory of season

Branden Grace of South Africa shot a final-round 3-under 69 Sunday to win the Volvo China Open by three shots.

The 23-year-old Grace started the round with a three-shot lead over 2011 winner Nicolas Colsaerts of Belgium and maintained that lead to finish with a 21-under 267 on the Pete dye-designed, links-style course at Binhai Lake Golf Club.

Colsaerts sank a 15-foot birdie putt on the ninth hole to briefly close to within two shots, but he three-putted the next hole for his first bogey in 34 holes to fall back to three behind.

Colsaerts also closed with a 69 to finish second at 18 under. England's Richard Finch was third a shot further back after carding a closing 66.

It was Grace's third European Tour victory of 2012 after back-to-back wins in January at the Joburg Open and Volvo Champions in South Africa.

2011 Volvo China Open Results

Nicolas Colsaerts coasted to his first European Tour victory as he ran out a four shot winner at the Volvo China Open.

More than ten years after turning professional on his 18th birthday, having become the second youngest European Tour Qualifying School graduate, the big-hitting Belgian finally realized his potential with a closing six under par round of 66.

That left him 24 under for the week, four clear of Spain’s Pablo Martin, New Zealander Danny Lee, Ireland’s Peter Lawrie and Dane Søren Kjeldsen.

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