Hojgaard twins cheer at British Open

Portrush, Northern Ireland – Rasmus Hojgaard had just completed his second round on Friday and in Royal Portrush in disputes with the chance to become the first Danish player who has ever won a British open.

His 3-Unter-PAR 68 brought him to 5-unarder at the weekend, five shots of the lead of Scottie Scheffler.

When Rasmus with reporters organized a chat, his 24-year-old twin brother Nicolai played the front nine and was drawn to 3rd.

“Do you root for or against your brother, now that you are both in a good position on the ranking?” Asked a reporter Rasmus.