The 2024 Danish Golf Championship will be played this weekend. It's the latest DP World Tour event. While the PGA Tour is in the middle of its playoffs, the European Tour has epic tournaments going on as well.
This weekend, some of the top golfers will come together for what should be an exciting outing. Here's what to know.
All About the 2024 Danish Golf Championship
Danish Championship schedule
Like most golf tournaments, the Danish Golf Championship will take place across four days. The first day is August 22, this Thursday when Round one will be played. Friday will see the second round, with the third round coming on Saturday. Sunday, August 25th will be the end of the tournament with a winner crowned.
Danish Golf Championship venue
Rasmus Hojgaard will return as the defending champion at the Danish Golf Championship (which was formerly known as the Made in Himmerland) at Lübker Golf Resort.
Hojgaard said via Golf Shake:
“I think Lübker is an excellent choice, and I am confident that the players, both Danish and international, will enjoy the course and venue. It is a top-class golf facility that I am familiar with, and I am excited to defend my title in front of the world’s best fans next summer."
The venue is new to a DP World Tour event like the Danish Championship, but it has played host to the Challenge Tour, ECCO Tour, and European Tour Q-School events before.
Top players
Rasmus Hojgaard will return to defend his title and is one of the top players in the field. He is joined by two-time winner in this event, Bernd Wiesberger. They will also be joined by the following players:
- Nicolai Hojgaard
- Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
- Jesper Svensson
- Niklas Nørgaard
- Casey Jarvis
- Ugo Coussaud
- Richard Mansell
- Angel Hidalgo
- Romain Langasque
- Sam Bairstow
- Bjorn Oleson
- Thorbjorn Oleson
- Nacho Elvira
Several of the top DP World Tour players will be in the field this weekend.
Prize payout
Whoever the winner is, whether it's Rasmus Hojgaard again or someone else, will take home an impressive paycheck of $425,000 for their performance. According to Golf Monthly, here's how the rest of the payouts shake out:
- 1st $425,000
- 2nd $275,000
- 3rd $157,500
- 4th $125,000
- 5th $105,000
- 6th $87,500
- 7th $75,000
- 8th $62,500
- 9th $56,000
- 10th $50,000
- 11th $46,000
- 12th $43,000
- 13th $40,250
- 14th $38,250
- 15th $36,750
- 16th $35,250
- 17th $33,750
- 18th $32,250
- 19th $31,000
- 20th $30,000
- 21st $29,000
- 22nd $28,250
- 23rd $27,500
- 24th $26,750
- 25th $26,000
- 26th $25,250
- 27th $24,500
- 28th $23,750
- 29th $23,000
- 30th $22,250
- 31st $21,500
- 32nd $20,750
- 33rd $20,000
- 34th $19,250
- 35th $18,500
- 36th $17,750
- 37th $17,250
- 38th $16,750
- 39th $16,250
- 40th $15,750
Up to 70 competitors will be paid for their placement this weekend.