The European Tour heads to the Czech Republic for the Moravia Silesia Open this week, skysports.com picks six players to watch.
Watch all four rounds of the Moravia Silesia Open on Sky Sports - live coverage starts on Thursday at 10am on SS2 and HD2
The European Tour heads east for its first visit to the Czech Republic in 12 years.
This week's Moravia Silesia Open is being staged at the Miguel Angel Jimenez-designed Prosper Golf Resort which was opened in 2001.
The hilly location offers stunning views within the Beskydy Mountains and is situated in the north-east of the country.
It is a spacious setting built in the picturesque village of Celadna, with one of the venue's main features being its narrow tree-lined fairways.
So who's teeing-up?
Alex Cejka: The Czech-born German returns to the homeland he left as a 12-year-old boy. His best finish of 2009, so far, is a tie-for-ninth in the Players Championship at Sawgrass.
Miguel Angel Jimenez: Will fancy his chances on his own creation and one of the few players teeing-up this week with any prior knowledge of the lay-out.
David Howell: Has experienced a woeful time during the past 12 months and is without a top-30 finish on Tour this season. However, the Englishman posted his best round of the year at Turnberry two weeks ago when he opened with a 68.
Thomas Levet: Is one of the higher ranked players teeing-up and is currently 19th in the Race to Dubai standings. The Frenchman was a winner in Spain earlier this year.
Alexander Noren: The 27-year-old Swede is one of the Tour's up-and-coming players. He tied-for-second in Indonesia back in March but has struggled in recent weeks.
Danny Willett: Enjoying his first full season on Tour that has conjured up seven top-dozen finishes so far - including a tie-for-11th at last week's SAS Masters in Malmo.
