
Rasmus Højgaard aims to capitalize on home advantage this weekend and clinch his third national title at the Danish Golf Championship. The tournament, now known as the Danish Golf Championship, makes its debut on the brand-new Great Northern course, promising a battle on the green that will keep fans on the edge of their seats.
The young Dane is no stranger to the winner's circle: he claimed victory here in 2023 and snatched second place in 2025. And anyone who thought his form was only good on home soil is greatly mistaken: just a few weeks ago, at the Rocket Classic, he celebrated his best PGA Tour finish of 2026 with a very strong fourth place.
Danish Dynamics and Windy Challenge
However, Højgaard isn't the only one looking to fly the Danish flag high. A strong contingent of local favorites like Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, Thorbjørn Olesen, Jacob Skov Olesen, and Marcus Helligkilde are at the starting line, eager for a sensational round. Great Northern, a Nicklaus Design course on the coast, won't be giving away any gifts; the wind could become a real challenge here, making course management the ultimate weapon.
While Højgaard is considered the top favorite, betting markets place Eugenio Chacarra just ahead of him – promising a thrilling duel. The Race to Dubai standings are also heating up, with numerous players looking to secure crucial points. It's a home game that Rasmus not only wants to win, but needs to.
"It's nice to be home. I've been looking forward to this week for a long time. Danish food, Danish crowds, the whole atmosphere... I've really enjoyed it this far! "Winning here is probably the best highlight of my career. It's always been a thing for the team behind the event
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Fans' eyes are firmly fixed on Great Northern. Can Højgaard continue his home streak and claim the title on the new course? Bubba Watson and Paul Waring are also in the field and looking to crash the Danish party. It will be a weekend full of excitement, where every shot counts.


