Intro:

Home favourite Thomas Bjorn, runner-up Bradley Dredge and winner Marc Warren react to the final day of the European Tour's Made in Denmark.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Marc Warren:

"Delighted, over the moon. I played really well this weekend. Really really solid so you know a couple of putts went in there on the back nine. Obviously I was very aware of the situation that I was in and just getting over the one two at the 18th was a relief.

"I just kept telling myself 'winning's not easy but it's worth it.' That was kind of what was going through my head and I know that someone is going to get close to me at some point and that came true. Bradley definitely got close. He played some great golf on the back nine, hit a lot of good putts as well. He was putting the pressure on me but I just felt really calm in what I was doing, really confident in my swing and knew that if I had the commitment to the shot that it was going to go where I wanted it to."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Bradley Dredge:

"Obviously if somebody had said I'll give you second place at the start of the week, it's a great result considering I haven't had a chance to win a tournament for a long time. But it was a chance to win a tournament so Marc did play really well today and I just wasn't playing quite well enough."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Thomas Bjorn: (on the novelty of playing in front of a home crowd).\

"It's been a brilliant experience, to come home and play in front of all these crowds. It's been just an amazing week. The golf has been so so but I still managed to battle out something. But it's just been, you can't really describe it. I think when you travel around the world and you play golf tournaments and you never really play in front of your home crowd and then you come home and get this feeling. Sometimes I wish I was American and could do it every week."