Nordic Golf League

The win will ensure starts at the Australian PGA and the Australian Open, both DP World Tour co-sanctioned events, and sees Warren move to second place in the season's order of merit.

On the Nordic Golf League, it was the destination Gotland Open held at Visby Golf Club in Gotlandstofta, Sweden.

Winning here was Jesper Sandborg.

Swedish golfer Jesper Sandborg notched his third win of the year on the Nordic Golf League, securing his promotion to the Hotel Planner Tour in the process.

Sandborg, who is the second player to record three wins on the Tour after Martin Leith-Simonson did so earlier in the year, started his tournament with two opening rounds of 69-3 under par to sit on 6-under heading into the final round.

His final round 67, the joint lowest round of the tournament, gave him a final score of 11 under par and a two-shot lead over David Nyafial in solo second place.

Up next for the Nordic Golf League is the Road to Europe final, which will conclude the 2026 season on the Nordic Golf League.

And lastly this week, we head to the Hotel Planner Tour, where it was the Hainan Open, held at Sanya Luhuto Golf Club in Donghai Bay, Sanya, Hainan Island, China.

Lots of low scoring across the weekend in Arkansas as Mau Saigo, Yelemi Ngo, Benedita Maresco and Natalia Guseva all made hole-in-ones, and Lauren Coughlin secured the lowest 9-hole raw score in LPGA history, making 9 straight birdies to begin her Round 2 scorecard, eventually finishing on 10 under par after one extra birdie in her back 9.

Next over to the Nordic Golf League where it was the Folksem Championship held at Barsback Golf & Resort in the Lodde Coppinge, Sweden.

Winning here was Algot Klien.

A first win on the Nordic Golf League for Swedish golfer Algot Klien in his home country, taking the trophy on a score of 13 under par, and two shots clear of current Road to Europe Order of Merit leader David Lundgren.

Cleen's run to the title started with an even par 73, followed by a 68 five under in round two, and a fantastic closing round of 65 eight under par, featuring eight birdies and ten pars.

Cleen moves up to ninth place in the season's Order of Merit thanks to this win, with only two events left on the season's schedule.

For Kim Min Sun 7, the win sees her climb to third place in the season's order of merit and money list for the year.

Next we visit the Nordic Golf League where it was the Solerod Championship held at Solerod Golf Club in Ruderstal, Denmark.

Winning here was Rasmus Holmberg.

Rasmus Holmberg gained his second title this year and fourth career win on the Nordic Golf League with a playoff win against Victor Björlo making par on the first playoff hole.

Both players finished on 20 under par, matching each other's rounds across the three-round tournament, Holmberg going 68-63-65 and Bjorlo going 65-68 and a bogey-free 63 at the par 72 course to account for their total scores.

Holmberg now moves to 10th place in the season's order of merit, with only a handful of events left to play on the 2026 schedule.