Paul Dunne and Michael Hoey are both just two shots off the lead following the opening day of the Made In Denmark event.

Maybe we have been spoiled by recent European domination but lest we forget, there was a time when Americans made a habit of bullying their way to Ryder Cup success.

David Horsey won the Made in Denmark tournament by two strokes yesterday despite a surge up the leaderboard from Sweden’s Kristoffer Broberg.

David Horsey opened up a three-shot lead at the Made in Denmark tournament after shooting a four-under-par second-round 67 in Farso.

Scotland’s Marc Warren, who credits his recent good form to a new Callaway driver, ruled himself out of the reckoning for a Ryder Cup wild card despite claiming his first European Tour title for seven years at the inaugural Made in Denmark event yesterday.