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Branden Grace
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Emiliano Grillo
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Ross Fisher
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Fabrizio Zanotti
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The “European” Tours world domination continues this week as it moves from Australia to China for the BMW Masters tournament in Shanghai, where the Lake Malaren Golf Club plays host to some of the Tours top players for the second addition of the European Tour's Final Series.

This Jack Nicklaus designed course uses all the natural beauty of the area, but while aesthetically pleasing to the eye the course is designed to test the professional golfers armory of shot making skills.

Nicklaus pulls together all the natural beauty of the land he was given and uses them to great effect in his design, which includes the indigenous trees and plants as well as streams and lakes, and of course the natural rolling topography where he uses the change in elevations to great effect.

My tips to win:

Can Justin Rose 6/1 – with Ladbrokes – make it two wins in three weeks, and if you take out the co-sanctioned events with the PGA Tour, Justin could make it two wins from only six regular European Tour tournaments, which wouldn’t be a bad return. Rose is also coming back to a track where he has had two Top 10 finishes from his two starts here and should be in confident mood when he tees it up this week.

I am going to stick with Branden Grace 18/1 – with Bet365 – this week, it was a shame he couldn’t maintain the standard he set himself in the opening round of last weeks WGC HSBC Championship, but he managed to put a good final round together to make the Top 5. Branden has had a great year and made some big strides forward in his career but another win would be a great way to top it all off.

Another player that I tipped last week was Paul Casey 22/1 – with Bet365 – who seemed to just tread water after getting off to a good start at the WGC HSBC Championship. As I stated last week this is a big year for Casey as I don’t think he will get a captains pick for the Ryder Cup team, which means he needs a couple of big wins to make sure he makes the automatic places. Paul has played in this event twice and had Top 10s both times so he knows how to score around this track.

My each-way tips:

Emiliano Grillo 45/1 – with Bet365 – has got himself off to a great start on the PGA Tour with a win that sees him sitting in the Top 5 on the FedEx Cup table, it's obviously early in the 2016 season but that should give the Argentinian plenty of confidence going into this week. We have tipped Emiliano several times playing European Tour events and he has done well for us, but has never really gone on to dominate tournaments and like Paul Casey can let one shot get to him and spoil the rest of his round. Grillo has the game and is a great putter, hopefully he has learned to put that mental frailty behind him.

Ross Fisher 50/1 – with SportingBet – should come into this week in confident mood after his final rounds of 65, 68 saw him storm up the leaderboard and into the Top 5. Even better news for us is that he’s hopefully bringing that golf game back to a track where he had a runners-up finish last year. It has been a tough year for Ross after trying his luck on the PGA Tour a couple of years ago which seemed to have dented his confidence, but there have been glimpses this year especially with his Top 5 a couple of weeks ago at the Porsche European Open, that he could be getting back to playing some of his best golf.

My outside tip:

Fabrizio Zanotti 80/1 – with SportingBet – has had a great finish to the year up until the Turkish Open, but that mental fatigue of playing right in the thick of it each week can take its toll, so after having a week off we should see the Paraguayan back to his best this week. Fabrizio had a Top 10 finish here last year, the first time he had played in the event and with three Top 5 finishes from his last six starts, I expect him to be challenging again this week.

As always good luck