Sandhu, Sharma miss cut at Danish Golf Championship 2025
Synopsis
Yuvraj Sandhu missed the cut by a single stroke — his fourth in a row — while Shubhankar Sharma's dire 2025 season continued at the Danish Golf Championship in Kerteminde. At the top, Cameron Adam and Antoine Rozner rewrote the course record twice in one day to share the lead at 11 under, with history also made as Julian Perico became the first Peruvian to make the cut on the DP World Tour.
Key Takeaways
Yuvraj Sandhu (72-71) missed the cut by one stroke — his fourth consecutive missed cut on the DP World Tour.
Shubhankar Sharma has made just one cut on tour since the first week of March 2025 , a T-65 at the Turkish Airlines Open.
Cameron Adam and Antoine Rozner both set course records on day two to share the lead at 11 under par at Great Northern, Kerteminde .
Julian Perico became the first Peruvian to make the cut in a DP World Tour event.
Two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson and Chinese teenager Yanhan Zhou share ninth place at 8 under par .
Both Indian golfers will look to bounce back at the Nexo Championships next week.
Yuvraj Sandhu and Shubhankar Sharma endured another difficult week on the DP World Tour, both missing the cut at the Danish Golf Championship held at Great Northern, Kerteminde, Funen, Denmark on 15 August. The result extends a lean run for the Indian pair, with the duo now looking to regroup at next week's Nexo Championships.
Where India's Golfers Fell Short
Sandhu carded rounds of 72 and 71, missing the cut by just one stroke — his fourth consecutive missed cut on tour. The margins were agonisingly tight, but the results were the same. Sharma, meanwhile, has made just one cut on the DP World Tour since the first week of March, and that solitary appearance ended in a T-65 finish at the Turkish Airlines Open.
Sharma's second-round struggles traced back to a difficult opening day, where he posted a 2-over-par 74, recording four birdies against six bogeys. Sandhu's first round of even-par 72 included three birdies but was undone by a closing double-bogey and an earlier bogey, leaving him at T-75 after day one.
Course Records Rewritten at the Top
While the Indian duo struggled, the leaderboard at Great Northern was being redrawn by record-breaking performances. Frenchman Félix Mory set the tone in round one with a 7-under-par 65, matching the lowest round of his DP World Tour career and establishing a new course record. He led by one shot over home favourite Lucas Bjerregaard and South African Brandon Stone after day one.
Day two, however, belonged to Antoine Rozner and Cameron Adam. Rozner, a three-time DP World Tour winner, fired a 64 to better Mory's mark and reach 11 under par. He appeared set to lead alone heading into the weekend, but Scotland's Cameron Adam had other ideas — birdieing the par-three 18th to post a stunning 9-under 63, lowering the course record once more and joining Rozner at the summit of the leaderboard.
Leaderboard After 36 Holes
Scotland's Ewen Ferguson sits third at 10 under par, one shot ahead of a cluster on 9 under that includes Julian Perico — who became the first Peruvian to make the cut in a DP World Tour event — England's Matthew Jordan, Frenchman Romain Langasque, South African Brandon Stone, and American Caleb Surratt.
Two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson and Chinese teenager Yanhan Zhou share ninth place at 8 under par.
What's Next for Sandhu and Sharma
With form elusive and confidence under pressure, both Sandhu and Sharma will be eager for a fresh start at the Nexo Championships next week. For Sharma especially, a run of poor results since March makes the upcoming event a critical opportunity to rediscover his best golf and salvage his DP World Tour season.
Point of View
And the pattern is now too consistent to dismiss. Sharma's situation is more structurally concerning: one cut in roughly five months on a tour where consistent starts are the baseline for retaining status. Neither player is at a stage where alarm bells are premature. The Nexo Championships is not just another event — for both, it is a season-defining week.
NationPress
15 Aug 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did Yuvraj Sandhu miss the cut at the Danish Golf Championship?
Yuvraj Sandhu carded rounds of 72 and 71, missing the cut by just one stroke. It was his fourth consecutive missed cut on the DP World Tour, with a closing double-bogey on day one proving particularly costly.
How has Shubhankar Sharma performed on the DP World Tour in 2025?
Sharma has made just one cut on the DP World Tour since the first week of March 2025, finishing T-65 at the Turkish Airlines Open. His struggles continued at the Danish Golf Championship, where he posted a 2-over-par 74 in round one followed by a second-round exit.
Who leads the Danish Golf Championship after 36 holes?
Scotland's Cameron Adam and France's Antoine Rozner share the lead at 11 under par after both fired course records on day two. Adam's 9-under 63 and Rozner's 64 both bettered the previous course record set by Félix Mory in round one.
Who is Julian Perico and why is his cut significant?
Julian Perico is a Peruvian golfer who made the cut at the Danish Golf Championship, becoming the first Peruvian in history to make the cut at a DP World Tour event. He sits tied fourth at 9 under par heading into the weekend.
When is the next DP World Tour event for Sandhu and Sharma?
Both Yuvraj Sandhu and Shubhankar Sharma are expected to compete at the Nexo Championships next week, which will be a key opportunity for both players to reverse their recent poor form.
