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Jeff Winther Holds Off Rasmus Hojgaard to Win Danish Open
Winther closed with a 68 to finish at 206, while Rasmus Højgaard carded 207 and Caleb Surratt tied for third at 205, officials said.
- On Sunday, 38-year-old Jeff Winther captured the Danish Golf Championship at Great Northern, shooting 5-under 67 to win by three shots and finish 15 under for the week.
- Midway through the final round, six golfers held a share of the lead at 12 under, creating tight competition before Winther surged ahead with late heroics.
- Winther drained an eagle putt on the par-4 16th after driving the green, while compatriot Rasmus Hojgaard chipped in for eagle at No. 17. Both energized the home crowd.
- Five players finished in a tie for second place: Hojgaard, Matthew Jordan, Yanhan Zhou, Filippo Celli, and Oliver Lindell, each trailing the champion by three strokes.
- Winning his home championship ranks "just after my kids' birth," Winther said, marking his second European tour title five years after the 2021 Mallorca Open.
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Jeff Winther wins Danish Golf Championship in front of home fans after brilliant finish
Jeff Winther has captured his national tournament in thrilling style by shooting 5-under 67 to win the Danish Golf Championship.
·New York, United States
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Jeff Winther and Rasmus Højgaard are both in the top 10 after the third round of the Danish Golf Championship on Funen
·Copenhagen, Denmark
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