Who is playing in the 2024 Volvo China Open? DP World Tour event’s field explored

After a successful ISPS Handa Championship in Japan, the DP World Tour is back this week with the 2024 Volvo China Open. The ultimate event on the European circuit’s Asian Swing tees off on Thursday, May 2, at the Hidden Grace Golf Club in Shenzhen, China.

The final Asian Swing event will feature a 156-player field. The event, featuring a mixture of European and Asian stars, will be headlined by the likes of Dylan Frittelli, Yannik Paul and Rafa Cabrera Bello, alongside defending champion Sarit Suwannarut.

Notably, the DP World Tour event will have many past champions competing. The list includes Nicolas Colsaerts (2011), Alexander Levy (2014, 2017), Ashun Wu (2015), Haotong Li (2016), Huilin Zhang (2020) and Zhang Jin (2021).

However, the China Open will not have any top 50 OWGR-ranked players on the field.

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2024 Volvo China Open field

Listed below is the complete field for the China Open:

• Marcus Armitage
• Adri Arnaus
• Zhengkai Bai
• Sam Bairstow
• Matthew Baldwin
• Matthis Besard
• Jonas Blixt
• Dan Bradbury
• Gordan Brixi
• Julien Brun
• Rafa Cabrera Bello
• Ivan Cantero
• Senshou Cao
• Filippo Celli
• Tse-Yu Chang
• Guxin Chen
• Yilong Chen
• Om Prakash Chouhan
• Aarron Cockerill
• Nicolas Colsaerts
• Ugo Coussaud
• Jens Dantorp
• Louis De Jager
• Alejandro Del Rey
• Manuel Elvira
• Nacho Elvira
• Will Enefer
• Jicheng Fan
• Shiyu Fan
• Xiang Fang
• Zeqian Fang
• Ross Fisher
• Grant Forrest
• Sebastian Friedrichsen
• Dylan Frittelli
• Stephen Gallacher
• Joel Girrbach
• Lloyd Jefferson Go
• Ricardo Gouveia
• Gavin Green
• Julien Guerrier
• Shun Yat Hak
• Chase Hanna
• Marcus Helligkilde
• Angel Hidalgo
• Calum Hill
• Daniel Hillier
• Wenyi Huang
• Yi-Tseng Huang
• Zijie Huang
• Scott Jamieson
• Casey Jarvis
• Chuan-Lin Jian
• Cheng Jin
• Daxing Jin
• Zihao Jin
• Andrew Johnston
• Matthew Jordan
• Woojin Jung
• Masahiro Kawamura
• Taichi Kho
• Maximilian Kieffer
• Marcus Kinhult
• Soren Kjeldsen
• Jeong Weon Ko
• Satoshi Kodaira
• Jacques Kruyswijk
• Frederic Lacroix
• Romain Langasque
• Francesco Laporta
• Pablo Larrazábal
• David Law
• Alexander Levy
• Haotong Li
• Linqiang Li
• K.P. Lin
• Enhua Liu
• Zander Lombard
• Hurly Long
• Mike Lorenzo-Vera
• Joost Luiten
• Xuewen Luo
• Bingwen Ma
• Chengyao Ma
• Matteo Manassero
• Tom Mckibbin
• Guido Migliozzi
• Edoardo Molinari
• James Morrison
• Kieran Muir
• Chenyou Nan
• Lukas Nemecz
• Niklas Norgaard
• Adrian Otaegui
• Nicolas Paez
• Renato Paratore
• Yannik Paul
• Andrea Pavan
• Marco Penge
• Yongqi Qiu
• Gang Quan
• Richie Ramsay
• Antoine Rozner
• Adrien Saddier
• Lorenzo Scalise
• Freddy Schott
• Matthias Schwab
• Jason Scrivener
• Minghao Shao
• Shubhankar Sharma
• Zihan She
• Nan-Nan Shen
• Jordan Smith
• Sebastian Söderberg
• Clément Sordet
• Matthew Southgate
• Brandon Stone
• Ockie Strydom
• Andy Sullivan
• Sarit Suwannarut
• Jesper Svensson
• Connor Syme
• Haizhao Tang
• Sanitago Tarrio
• Lawrence Ting
• Yang Tong
• Tom Vaillant
• Darius Van Driel
• Johannes Veerman
• Jeunghun Wang
• Paul Waring
• Gunner Wiebe
• Bernd Wiesberger
• Jeff Winther
• George Worrall
• Ashun Wu
• Di Wu
• Hongfu Wu
• Tuxuan Wu
• Bowen Xiao
• Han Xue
• Yinong Yang
• Jianfeng Ye
• Wo-Cheng Ye
• Fabrizio Zanotti
• Changlei Zhang
• Huilin Zhang
• Jin Zhang
• Jinshen Zhang
• Lianwei Zhang
• Xiaolang Zhang
• Zi-Hong Zhang
• Xingyu Zhao
• Yanhan Zhou
• Ziqin Zhou

The 2024 Volvo China Open will take place parallel to the PGA Tour’s The CJ Cup Byron Nelson. Unlike the European Tour event, the American counterpart event will have a stacked field competing for the top prize.

The Chinese event will have golfers competing for the $2,250,000 prize purse, up from $1,500,000 in 2023. The European Tour will take a break after the China Open, before the PGA Championship in Valhalla.