Rasmus Hojgaard will make his Ryder Cup debut for Team Europe next month after securing the final automatic qualification spot at the Betfred British Masters.

The year-long qualification campaign to feature in Luke Donald's side ended at The Belfry, with Hojgaard the only player in the field who could overtake Shane Lowry and clinch the last of six automatic spots.

Hojgaard started the event eighth in the standings and 13.6 points behind Lowry, who was competing in the PGA Tour's season-ending Tour Championship, leaving the Dane needing a two-way tie for 29th or better to secure his spot in Europe's line-up.

The five-time DP World Tour winner followed scores of 69 and 71 with a third-round 69 to leave him tied-14th heading into the final day, where a one-under 71 saw him end the week on

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