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Rasmus Hojgaard had his patience tested while he finished a advance at the Danish golf championship.
The favorite of the house led by two before the third round on Saturday, but it was quickly exceeded by playing the partner Marco Penge when he built the second and the English sliced the fifth and sixth.
Hojgaard observed the eighth to return to 12 sous, but Penge also took a gunshot in the same hole to stay a front.
Penge Bogeya the 11th to go back and when Hojgaard terrified the 17th, the Danish was in the lead.
The 24 -year -old, who won this event in 2023, was forced to go to the 17th Fairway following a wandering tee in the last, but somehow saved the peer to stay in front of 13 years, with Penge in nearby quarters to Feso Golf Klub.
When he was asked if his heart pumped by putting from six feet for the last, Hojgaard said: “It was but it was dead, so I was looking forward to what the reaction was going to be. It will be an interesting day (Sunday).
“One hundred percent (the goal was to be patient). The wind was delicate there, it was burst, it was changing directions. So yes, patience was tested a lot today.
“It was great, I really enjoyed. I hope I can bring tears there tomorrow. This is our fifth major, so it would be cool if I could stay there with a trophy.
“That’s one of them. If I want to go out and play well tomorrow, I have to manage the situation well. I look forward to it. I know it will not be completely pleasant, but I look forward to.”
The Englishman Ben Schmidt carded eight birdies and a Bogey while he equaled the record of the course with a superb 64 to climb solo third to nine years.
Mikael Lindberg, Sweden, recorded the 16th AS of the DP 2025 world campaign with a hole in one in the second par-three.
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