(CNN) -- Prepare to meet the young apprentices to China's Masters sensation Guan Tianlang. The 14-year-old stunned the golfing world when he made the halfway cut as the youngest player to enter the prestigious major, finishing as Augusta's leading amateur. But Guan is likely to be just the start as China prepares to unveil its next crop of golfing prodigies at this week's China Open in Tianjin. China's brat pack is led by 12-year-old Ye Wocheng, who tees off as the youngest player in the history of the European Tour on Thursday. Alongside him will be15-year-old Bai Zhengkai, who earned his place in the field after winning the China Junior Match Play Championship, as well as qualifier Dou Zecheng, a relative old-timer at 16 years of age.
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Ye Wocheng to make history as the youngest player on the European Tour at China Open
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The 12-year-old is joined by teenage talent Bai Zhengkai and Dou Zecheng
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Golfers hope to follow the lead set by China's Masters sensation Guan Tianlang
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The PGA lifts doping sanctions against Vijay Singh
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