Veer Ahlawat skillfully navigated the cut line at the Danish Golf Championship with a strong second round performance. Despite a rocky start, Ahlawat's resilience paid off as he secured his place into the weekend,

Saturday

Rasmus Hojgaard had his patience tested as he ground out a one-shot lead at the Danish Golf Championship. The home favourite lead by two heading into Saturday's third round, but he was soon overtaken by playing partner Marco Penge when he bogeyed the second and the Englishman birdied the fifth and sixth.

At the Danish Golf Championship, Shubhankar Sharma carded an even-par 71, tying for 70th. Marco Penge led with a course record 7-under 64. Veer Ahlawat posted 2-over 73. Five golfers, including Francesco Molinari,

COPENHAGEN: India’s Shubhankar Sharma played a round of even par 71 on the opening day of the Danish Golf Championship and was placed tied 70th at the Par-71 Furesø Golf Klub in Copenhagen. Having failed to make the cut since the Hero Indian Open held earlier this year in March,

Rasmund Hojgaard delighted the home fans and boosted his Ryder Cup push by opening up a two-shot lead at the Danish Golf Championship.

Matt Cooper steps in for Ben Coley to preview the Danish Championship.

Marco Penges career-best season continues with record-breaking seven-under 64 to lead by two at end of the first round in Copenhagen; Nicolai Hojgaard holes out for eagle twice in three holes; watch t

Golf betting tips wit the best bets for this week's BMW Championship and Danish Championship from Steve Rawlings, Dave Tindall and Andy Swales stats guide

Like Golden Tee on the hardcourt, when you made two baskets in a row with the same player, the announcer would often shout “HE’S HEATING UP!” Folks, it’s with great joy that we finally get to say this in a golf context: NICOLAI HOJGAARD IS HEATING UP!

Rasmund Højgaard delighted the home fans and boosted his Ryder Cup push by opening up a two-shot lead at the Danish Golf Championship.