Betfacts / Jamie "The Pacman" Pacheco / 02 November 2008 / Leave a comment

Soren Kjeldsen wins the Volvo Masters but it's Robert Karlsson who takes the bigger prize as he wraps up the European Order Of Merit...

Soren Kjeldsen was matched at a high of [70.0] on Betfair to win the Volvo Masters, which he duly did by shooting a final-round 69 to beat Martin Kaymer by three shots.

The young German, seen by many as a future Major winner, traded at a low of [2.22] on the winner market with 2008 Ryder Cup players Sergio Garcia and Lee Westwood also trading low, at [2.1] and [3.25] respectively.

There was further disappointment for Westwood as his finishing position, tied for fourth, wasn't enough to overtake Robert Karlsson's money tally to win the Order Of Merit.

The Swede, who finished just tied for 32nd in the Volvo Masters was matched at a high of [120.0] at the start of the season. Despite winning two Majors this year, Padraig Harrington, matched at a low of [1.5], didn't perform consistently enough in other tournaments to top the list.

Westwood was another who traded low in the Order of Merit betting at [2.0] with Henrik Stenson matched at [3.1].