Made in HimmerLand: Tee times, prize money, TV coverage as Luke Donald and Thomas Bjorn tee it up

The DP World Tour makes a trip to Farso this week for the Made in HimmerLand event, with large support expected in Denmark. With the PGA Tour taking a break for a couple of weeks, the DP World Tour takes centre stage — unless, courtesy of LIV Golf, 54-hole shotgun starts in Boston are your thing — and 2018 winner Matt Wallace will be keen to shake off last week's play-off loss at the European Masters.

Ad The event has been a regular on the DP World Tour since its inception in 2014 when known as Made in Denmark, but two-time defending champion Bernd Wiesberger will not be in the field as he is now committed to LIV Golf and will be in action in their fourth event in Boston. GolfSmith, Open champion and world No.

2, becomes latest player to join LIV Golf21 HOURS AGO Wallace's 2018 win came when the tournament was held at Silkeborg Ry Golf Club, and after a welcome return to form at the European Masters last week he will head to Denmark with a spring in his step. There will be Ryder Cup captains past and present in action too, with current captain Luke Donald teeing it up — as will Thomas Bjorn who is likely to have a big home faithful following his rounds.

Course: Himmerland Golf & Spa Resort Himmerland Golf & Spa Resort has played host to the event in six of its seven years, and is one of the most northern courses in Europe. Smith, Open champion and world No.

2, becomes latest player to join LIV Golf 'I hate it' — McIlroy rails against LIV Golf after Tour Championship win The resort is vast, with plenty of golfing options, but the New Course is where the professionals will be playing this week. Jan Sederholm designed the course in 1993 but it underwent a major re-design in 2011/12, with Spogard and VanderVaart Golf Course