Every couple of years someone comes along who we deem to be the next best thing. They, with their talent, win over not only the public but also stun the world with their domination that kicks off at an early stage in their career. This time, the topic of conversation revolves around the Hojgaard twins.
Watch What’s Trending Now!
ADVERTISEMENT
Nicolai and Rasmus Hojgaard are a pair of 20-year-old twins from Denmark who emerged to the professional golf scene in 2019. Amongst them, they have four European Tour titles to their names and have both broken well into the top 100 world rankings.
Watch This Story- Robert Lewandowski Insane Wages Revealed- Who are the Highest Weekly Earners in Bayern Munich?
ADVERTISEMENT
Top Stories
Who Is Nelly Korda’s Fiance, Casey Gunderson? Personal Life, Career & More Details Revealed
Charley Hull Isn’t Alone as Another LPGA Pro Faces Catfishing Ordeal
Sir Nick Faldo Claims Rory McIlroy’s Major-Winning Days Are Over
Phil Mickelson Laughs in Disbelief at PGA Tour Pro’s Unreal Record: ‘Can’t Fathom That’
The Real Reason Golfer Rejected PGA Tour Card for LIV Return Comes to Surface
Nicolai and Rasmus Hojgaard reveal what they like about the other’s game
The two brothers revealed what they would like to adopt from the other’s game. Rasmus, the younger one,
ADVERTISEMENT
He finished the 2021 European Tour season ranked 22nd, with a 308.12-yard driving distance. In comparison, Nicolai finished fourth with a massive 314.80 yards.
on the other hand, Nicolai admitted to what he appreciates about Rasmus’ game.
He said,
“I would like Rasmus’ ability to keep playing well when he gets a chance to win. When he is in contention, he just keeps going. I want that. It is more mental than technical. When he scents blood, he goes for it. I do too, but he has had more success in those situations.”
Gytteyard, where the twins’ love for the sport began, is where they first went when they were less than four-years-old. Sharing amongst them three clubs, the pair showed an instant liking to the sport. When they turned eight, they got their own bags and in the next two years, they were “just about living on the golf course,” according to Rasmus.
Do you think they have it in themselves to be the next big thing in golf?
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
