Scandinavian Mixed betting tips: Female stars could challenge

Samooja and Scrivener have some solid form behind them but both are still seeking their first European Tour title, unlike Luiten, who is a six-time winner.

The 35-year-old has finished in the top 15 in his last five completed events and is third on the European Tour for greens in regulation this season, which is likely to be key on a 7,060-yard heathland course.

Women expected to make an impact

While the €1,000,000 purse may be modest by European Tour standards, it is one of the biggest on the Ladies European Tour this season.

As a result several big names are teeing up, including Solheim Cup stars Caroline Hedwall (pictured) and Emily Kristine Pedersen.

At 33/1 Pedersen is the shortest-priced woman in the field, along with teenage Thai star Atthaya Thitikul and Swedish amateur Maja Stark.

Pedersen has four LET wins in the last year and, with a short course negating any advantage the men might have off the tee, it would be a surprise if there were not a couple of women in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Donaldson looking to return to winning ways

Jamie Donaldson is best known for earning the winning point at the 2014 Ryder Cup, but remarkably the Welshman has not won on the European Tour since.

He has recorded four top 20s in his last six starts though. Vallda features plenty of prominent bunkers and Donaldson, a 33/1 chance, is 13th on the European Tour this season for sand saves.

Jacques Kruyswijk is second in the shots gained around the green category and the South African is available at 50/1.

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