Great Dane Lucas clinches the Dunhill


In gusty conditions, which caused the final day's play to have a shotgun start early in the morning, Bjerregaard ended Hatton's dominance of the event, despite the Englishman looking like he'd win it for the third time in a row with just a few holes to play.
But four bogeys in the opening seven holes of his back nine opened the door for Bjerregaard to capitalise.
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Hide AdTommy Fleetwood was also in contention down the back straight, but he couldn't catch the Dane, his 69, though, was a credible day's work in tough conditions for the Ryder Cup star.
A birdie on 16 put Bjerregaard two clear and into a lead neither Hatton or Fleetwood could claw back.
In the end his -15 won the tournament, with the English pair a shot behind.