Matt Wallace's Late Bogey Creates 3-Way Share of Lead at Made in Denmark 2017

There is a three-way tie for the lead on the opening day of Made In Denmark 2017, as Matt Wallace, Wade Ormsby and Steve Webster shot seven-under 64 at the Himmerland Golf & Spa Resort on Thursday.

Wallace had led until the final hole when a bogey putt punctured his efforts.

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Wallace dominated the afternoon as he strung together a succession of birdies in a devastating round.

Five birdies over six holes set up a magnificent front-nine, and his form continued on the home stretch as he added another four.

A bogey putt on No. 10 provided disappointment for the Englishman, but he lost the overall lead on the final hole with an additional bogey.

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Ormsby and Webster remained just one shot off the lead near the close of play, with both posting rounds of 64, but Wallace's late slip saw them move level for a share of the lead.

Webster had no problems on the longer holes on the course, sinking birdies on seven occasions, including the 644-yard No. 11.

Ormsby found a wondrous eagle on No. 4, but he struggled to get going again until No. 11. Four further birdies followed, but a bogey on the final hole denied him a better score.

There were two hole-in-ones on Thursday, as Zander Lombard and Edoardo Molinari mastered No. 16.

The European our highlighted Molinari's effort:

The famous hole is just 128 yards and is made to be attacked by the field of play.

Danish fans were delighted as they watched a rare occurrence happen twice in one day.