europeantour.com David Horsey survived a late stumble to outlast the chasing pack and claim a wire-to-wire victory at the Made in Denmark.
The Englishman opened the week with a 63 at Himmerland Golf & Spa Resort and while his closing round was ten shots worse than that, it was enough to give him a 13 under par total and a two shot victory over a group of four players.
Horsey held a seven shot lead at one point in the third round and, although he was knocked off top spot briefly on Sunday afternoon, he dug in for a fourth European Tour title.
The Englishman opened the week with a 63 at Himmerland Golf & Spa Resort and while his closing round was ten shots worse than that, it was enough to give him a 13 under par total and a two shot victory over a group of four players.
Horsey held a seven shot lead at one point in the third round and, although he was knocked off top spot briefly on Sunday afternoon, he dug in for a fourth European Tour title.
A double bogey on the 15th from Terry Pilkadaris after a drop gave Horsey a two shot lead but he almost unbelievably three putted from eight feet on the 16th and was one ahead as he stood on the 18th tee with Kjeldsen playing ahead of him.
The home favourite found a bunker off the tee and made a bogey on the last to give Horsey a two shot advantage and victory was his with a par on the 18th.
Kjeldsen's 68 handed him a share of second place alongside Pilkadaris who finished with a 74 and another Australian, Daniel Gaunt, who closed out his week with a 66.
Kristoffer Broberg was also on 11 under after he broke the course record earlier in the day with a brilliant 62.
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The home favourite found a bunker off the tee and made a bogey on the last to give Horsey a two shot advantage and victory was his with a par on the 18th.
Kjeldsen's 68 handed him a share of second place alongside Pilkadaris who finished with a 74 and another Australian, Daniel Gaunt, who closed out his week with a 66.
Kristoffer Broberg was also on 11 under after he broke the course record earlier in the day with a brilliant 62.
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