Kilmarnock 0
Wolves 3 (Iwelumo 24, 56, Vokes 32)
Wolves wound up their Scottish tour with a convincing win against Kilmarnock.
Chris Iwelumo, with a brace, and Sam Vokes were the men on target with both scoring their first goals for the club.
Killie almost took a third minute lead after Neill Collins had fouled Danny Invincible 25-yards out and in a central position. Danny Locke curled the resultant free-kick over the wall forcing Carl Ikeme into a full length diving save.
David Edwards was way off target with a 20-yard volley after Iwelumo had knocked the ball into his path before David Lilley's foul on Iwelumo led to Wolves taking a 24th minute lead.
Michael Gray curled the free-kick into the box and Iwelumo climbed high at the far post to head past French keeper Damien Rascle from six-yards out.
Matt Jarvis hit an angled drive that flew wide and, to the amusement of the crowd, drew a fine save from substitute George Elokobi who was warming up to the side of the goal.
But Jarvis had a major role in Wolves' second goal which arrived in the 32nd minute. Rascle did well to block the winger's drive but Jarvis regained possession and hit a short, low cross that Vokes lashed into the net from just a yard out.
Before the game restarted Vokes was replaced by David Jones having suffered a dead leg.
A corner from Gray was half cleared to David Jones who returned the ball into the box where Neill Collins turned and almost found the net with a scooped shot that Rascle took above his head.
Rascle then parried a fierce volley from Gary before, in the final minute of the half, Invincible wasted Kilmarnock's best chance by shooting over the bar from close in after a cross from Jamie Hamill.
Half-Time: Kilmarnock 0 Wolves 2
Only a smart save from Ikeme prevented Frazer Wright from reducing the deficit shortly after the restart. Wright got in a powerful header following Locke's free-kick.
Locke figured again when his corner was headed narrowly wide by substitute Ryan O'Leary.
But Wolves went three up with 56 minutes gone - Iwelumo's diving header eluding substitute keeper Chas Harpur and creeping in at the far post.
Davies almost added a fourth with a tremendous effort from the edge of the box that bounced clear off Harpur.
Play became fragmented after the hour mark with the two sides making a total of 13 substitutions between them.
Five minutes from time Iain Flannigan broke down the right and unleashed a shot that went narrowly wide of the far post as Wolves finished the tour unbeaten having conceded just one goal in the three games played.
Kilmarnock: Rascle (Harpur 45), Hamill (Corrigan 63), Hay, Locke (capt) (Flannigan 63), Lilley (O'Leary 45), Wright (Murray 73), Fowler, Fernandez, Invincible, Taouil (Morgan 63), Gibson (Pascali 63).
Unused sub: Sammon.
Wolves: Ikeme, Little (D. Ward 45), Daniel Jones (Harte 73), Edwards (Henry 73), Craddock (capt) (Stearman 73), Collins (Foley 73), Gray (Kightly 65), Davies (Keogh 65), Iwelumo (Ebanks-Blake 73), Vokes (David Jones 32), Jarvis (S. Ward 73).
Unused subs: Hennessey, Elokobi.
Referee: A. Muir.
Attendance: 2,410 (454 visiting supporters)
Pictured: David Edwards challenges Kilmarnock's Martyn Corrigan.