Volvo China Open Live

The European Tour will hold the Volvo China Open this week, followed by the Ballantine's Championship, April 28^th to May 1^st, at the Blackstone Golf Club in Seoul, Korea Republic, and then onto the May 5^th through the 8^th Open de Espana, this year held at the Real Club de Golf El Prat in Barcelona, Spain for 2,000,000 Euros. All you have to do to watch these European Tour events is click on the links on this page and get your membership. You'll be able to watch live golf from your computer or mobile device in high quality streaming video.

The Volvo China Open is scheduled to be held from April 21^st to the 24^th and the venue is the Luxehills International Country Club in Chengdu, China and the purse for this tournament is 20,000,000 RMB. A great field is scheduled to compete in this event, on the 7,335 yard, Par 72 course, including Y.E. Yang, Stephen Gallacher, Frederik Andersson Hed, Chris Wood, Gregory Bourdy, Gareth Maybin, David Horsey, Soren Kjeldsen and Simon Dyson. Richie Ramsay, Colin Montgomerie, Stephen Dodd and Michael Campbell are also going to be in attendance.

Right now, Charl Schwartzel leads the Race to Dubai, and he currently has €1,556,5242 in winnings. England's Luke Donald comes in second with €1,453,7253, with Martin Kaymer in third, and Alvaro Quiros from Spain in fourth. Denmark's Anders Hansen is holding onto fifth place with €577,3116, and Rory McIlroy and Paul Casey are sixth and seventh. The rest of the top ten are Miguel Angel Jimenez, Thomas Bjorn and Francesco Molinari. Click on the banners on this page and get your membership, for access to high quality video from your computer.

Posted: 15th April 2010

The European Tour has the Volvo China Open this week, a $2,500,000 tournament that is played in Suzhou, China PR, at the Suzhou Jinji Lake Golf Club. The dates for this event are April 15^th through the 18^th and the Suzhou Jinji Golf Club is a 7,326 Yard Course with a Par 72 score. Markus Brier has won this tournament previously as has Damien McGrane and Scott Strange last year. You can watch the 2010 Volvo China Open by getting your membership at the banners on this page. You'll get instant access to high quality video coverage of the tournament.

With a new year comes a new venue, the fifth venue that this tournament has moved to in seven years. Last year the event was at the Beijing CBD International Golf Club in Beijing, China, won by Scott Strange from Australia. Strange is a great golfer and while most tournaments that he takes he is leading and you can at least count him for a good finish, in this particular tournament he came from behind and won the event on the very last day. He finished with a four under Par sixty eight. Runner up was Spaniard Gonzalo Fernandez-Casteno.

Let's take a look at the race to Dubai standings as we begin this European Tour event. Charl Schwartzel is sitting at number one with 1,247,6912 earned thus far while Ian Poulter is number two with just a few thousand dollar less. Ernie Els is in third on the Dubai Leaderboard and Paul Casey takes fourth place. The fifth spot goes to Martin Kaymer of Germany and sixth is Camilo Villegas who has just under $560,000 earned. You can watch this European Tour event by getting your membership at the banners on this page.