Catch all the action from the second round of the Danish Golf Championship at Furesø Golf Klub! Rasmus Højgaard soared to the top of the leaderboard with a sensational 64, while Gregorio De Leo thrilled the crowd with a hole-in-one. Thomas Bjørn rolled back the years with vintage golf, and Marco Penge kept his Ryder Cup hopes alive. Don’t miss these incredible moments from the DP World Tour!
Highlights include:
– Rasmus Højgaard’s blistering run of birdies and an eagle to take the lead.
– Gregorio De Leo’s perfect ace at the fifth hole.
– Thomas Bjørn’s impressive play around the greens, delighting the home fans.
– Marco Penge’s continued strong form as he chases a Ryder Cup spot.
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What happens when a hometown hero crashes the party while chasing RDER Cup dreams? Day two at Furiso Golf Club delivered pure drama that no one saw coming. Danish Golf Championship second round breakdown. Latest updates, story updates, your complete guide to all the action from round two at Denmark’s premier golf venue. Rasmus Hoygard storms to commanding position. Gregorio Deleo lands perfection with his ace. And Thomas Beern reminds everyone why legends never truly fade, even when the scorecard doesn’t cooperate. Your complete guide to all the action from round two at Denmark’s premier golf venue. Hoygard’s explosive charge to the summit. Rasmus Hoygard delivered what can only be described as a masterclass in patience followed by pure explosive brilliance. catapulting himself to a commanding 12 underpar position that left even overnight leader Marco Pang struggling to keep pace at 10 under. The 24year-old Danish sensation demonstrated textbook course management through his opening six holes with consecutive pars. But here’s where it gets controversial. Was his calculated approach actually holding him back initially? The fireworks began at the 16th hole where a birdie ignited an absolutely ridiculous stretch of golf that saw him collect eight shots under par across just nine holes. Picture this. An eagle at the 18th hole, followed by four consecutive birdies from holes 1 through four, topped off with another birdie at the sixth to reach a staggering 13 under par. Only a single bogey at the eighth prevented what could have been golf perfection. Though he still managed to equal Pen’s Thursday course record of 64. As I approached the back end of my front nine, I managed to sink a birdie followed by an eagle. And that’s really when everything clicked into place, Hoygard explained with characteristic understatement. From that point forward, the birdies just kept coming. My strategy was simple. Don’t force anything that isn’t there. I was connecting cleanly with the ball, had complete confidence in my shot placement, and created numerous scoring opportunities. But here’s the part most people miss. Was Hoygard’s conservative start actually a strategic master stroke, or did it nearly cost him the round? Deio’s picture perfect moment. The tournament witnessed its inaugural hole-in-one courtesy of Gregorio Deio’s absolutely stunning performance at the par 3 fifth hole. The 25-year-old Italian golfer executed what many are calling the shot of the tournament, marking the 15th ace recorded during the 2025 DP World Tour season. His weapon of choice, a perfectly struck seven iron from 181 yards out that found its target with surgical precision, contributing to his solid two under 69 and bringing his 36 hole total to five under par. And this is the part most people miss. Aces often come when players are feeling the pressure to perform. Was Dio’s perfect shot a result of relaxed confidence or desperate precision? Bujorn’s bittersweet homecoming performance. Thomas Bjorn’s story from Friday represents both the beauty and cruelty of professional golf in equal measure. The 54year-old legend, armed with 15 DP World Tour victories throughout his distinguished career, found himself playing before an enthusiastic home crowd at Fuo Golf Club while fighting desperately to make the weekend cut. His performance included a brilliant sequence of three consecutive birdies starting from the fifth hole and golf fans witnessed a moment that will be replayed for years. His near chip in for Eagle at the sixth that seemed destined for the bottom of the cup. However, despite showcasing the vintage short game wizardry that made him a household name, the former European Rder Cup captain ultimately fell short of the cut line by two painful strokes, finishing at one overpar. But here’s where it gets controversial. Should legends like Bjorn receive special exemptions for hometown tournaments? Or does missing the cut at age 54 simply prove that father time remains undefeated? While weekend golf fans won’t witness Bejorn’s magic over the final two rounds, his Friday performance around the greens reminded everyone exactly why he became a European golf icon. Olison ignites local passion. Thorbjorn Olison provided another highlight for the Danish faithful with a absolutely spectacular approach shot into the 16th green that elevated him to four underpar for the championship. The precision and artistry of his iron play sent the Copenhagen crowd into raptures, proving that home support can indeed fuel extraordinary golf. Pen’s Rder Cup crusade intensifies. Marco Pen’s exceptional form throughout this Danish championship has dramatically strengthened his long-shot bid to earn selection for Luke Donald’s European Rder Cup squad. The talented Englishman established a course record of 64 during Thursday’s opening round at Furo Golf Club and currently trails Hoygard by just two shots as the tournament reaches its halfway point. Since capturing his breakthrough victory at April’s Heinen Classic, Pen has been nothing short of sensational, recording six top 30 finishes across his most recent seven tournament appearances. This remarkable consistency has propelled him to fifth position in the race to Dubai rankings. Transforming what once seemed impossible Rder Cup dreams into legitimate possibilities. While securing one of the 12 coveted spots remains an uphill battle, Penge recognizes that these final two events represent his last realistic opportunity to make an undeniable case. I’ve established personal objectives related to RDER Cup selection, he acknowledged. I understand completely that I must demonstrate my capabilities during these remaining tournaments. I believe my performance over the past month has done exactly that. The players I’m competing against for potential selection are absolutely world-class golfers whom I deeply respect and admire. Simply being mentioned in the same conversation means everything to me. I plan to create as much positive disruption as possible. But here’s the real question that has golf fans divided. Does Panga’s recent surge represent genuine RDER Cup caliber consistency? Or is this just a hot streak that will cool off when it matters most? And should recent form outweigh long-term track record when selecting the team to face America? What do you think? Should Panga’s explosive recent form earn him a Ryder Cup spot over more established stars? Is Hoygard’s patient, then aggressive approach the blueprint for championship golf, or was he lucky his conservative start didn’t cost him? Drop your thoughts below and let’s debate what we witnessed at Feresso Golf
