Ju29ro expert Golf Tips

Kruyswijk fired a 65 in round one at the Magical Kenya Open and ranks top 40 in driving distance. His explosive starts and ability to capitalize on scoring holes could see him surge to the top after Thursday’s round.

Lagergren has averaged 68.2 in first rounds over his last six events and ranks top 30 in strokes gained approach. His recent runner-up finishes and hot starts suggest he’s capable of setting the pace early at the Open de France.

Veerman opened with a 66 at the 2024 Nedbank Golf Challenge and ranks top 25 in putting from 5-30 feet. His ability to convert birdie chances early in tournaments makes him a threat to lead after round one in Paris.

Langasque has posted sub-70 scores in three of his last four first rounds and ranks 18th in approach accuracy from 150??'200 yards. His familiarity with French conditions and strong iron play could give him a fast start at Le Golf National.

Detry averages 67.8 in opening rounds across his last five DP World Tour starts and ranks top 20 in strokes gained off the tee. His aggressive playstyle and early-round consistency make him a strong candidate to top the leaderboard on day one.

Lagergren, a former winner on the European Tour, has consistently ranked inside the top 200 globally. His precision iron play and past playoff success at the 2018 Sicilian Open suggest he can handle the demands of Le Golf National.

Kruyswijk claimed his maiden DP World Tour win at the 2025 Magical Kenya Open with weekend rounds of 64-67. Ranked 173rd OWGR, he’s retained his tour card and proven he can surge from behind - ideal for a tight leaderboard.

Veerman won the 2024 Nedbank Golf Challenge and finished runner-up at the Hero Indian Open. With two DP World Tour titles and a Race to Dubai ranking of 33rd, his ability to close under pressure makes him a threat in Paris.

Langasque, currently ranked 147th, has posted five top-30 finishes on the DP World Tour in 2023, including T9 at the Soudal Open. His familiarity with Le Golf National and past success on French soil could give him a strategic edge.

Detry enters the Open de France ranked 42nd in the OWGR, with a win and two top-10 finishes in 2025. His T5 at The Sentry and T23 at the U.S. Open show strong form on elite stages, making him a serious contender.