Marco Penge denied Rasmus Højgaard to break home hearts and claim his second DP World Tour title of the season at the Danish Golf Championship.
Below, find out what he achieved with his thrilling triumph at Furesø Golf Klub in Copenhagen.
Key Facts: Marco Penge’s victory at the Danish Golf Championship
• His second DP World Tour victory on his 56th start
• His second victory on the 2025 Race to Dubai after winning the Hainan Classic in April, 112 days ago
• Rises to second on the Race to Dubai Rankings on 2,456.17 points, up from fifth
• Wins the Closing Swing Rankings, claiming a US$200,000 bonus
• Could move to a new career high of 72nd on the Official World Golf Ranking, rising from 97th. His previous highest ranking was 92nd (July 2025)
• As a result of his course-record seven-under-par 64 in the first round, he picks up a US$10,000 bonus through the Course Record Presented by Nexo award
• Becomes the fourth English winner of the Danish Golf Championship, joining David Horsey (2015), Matt Wallace (2018) and Oliver Wilson (2022)
• It is the seventh win by a player from England on the 2025 Race to Dubai (after John Parry, Tyrrell Hatton, Laurie Canter, Richard Mansell, Penge, Dan Brown)
• It is the 384th win by a player from England on the DP World Tour
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