Den Bosch, Netherlands: The YONEX Dutch Open 2026 concluded on October 4 with champions crowned across all five badminton disciplines at Maaspoort Den Bosch.

The tournament, held from September 30 to October 4 with US$20,000 in prize money, featured title-winning performances from Chinese Taipei’s Su Li-Yang, Germany’s Yvonne Li, Scotland’s Christopher Grimley-Matthew Grimley, Germany’s Stine Kuespert-Isabel Lohau and Denmark’s Jeppe Søby-Sofie Røjkjær.

Su Li-Yang Wins Men’s Singles Title

Top seed Su Li-Yang of Chinese Taipei captured the men’s singles championship after surviving a three-game final against Israel’s fourth seed Daniil Dubovenko.

Watch highlights of Su Li-Yang vs. Daniil Dubovenko in the 2026 Dutch Open final:


(Source: Badminton Europe)

Su took the opening game 21-17 before Dubovenko responded 21-16. The deciding game remained competitive, but Su regained control to close out the title 21-17.

  • Champion: Su Li-Yang of Chinese Taipei
  • Runner-up: Daniil Dubovenko of Israel
  • Final score: 21-17, 16-21, 21-17

Su reached the final by defeating Belgium’s third seed Julien Carraggi 21-17, 21-12 in the semifinals.

Dubovenko booked his place in the championship match with a dominant 21-7, 21-14 victory over Finland’s eighth seed Kalle Koljonen.

Men’s Singles Semifinal Results

  • Su Li-Yang (Chinese Taipei) beat Julien Carraggi (Belgium) 21-17, 21-12
  • Daniil Dubovenko (Israel) beat Kalle Koljonen (Finland) 21-7, 21-14

Grimley Brothers Dominate Men’s Doubles Final

Scotland’s top-seeded Christopher Grimley and Matthew Grimley completed an impressive week by defeating Denmark’s Kristoffer Kolding and Calvin Lundsgaard 21-13, 21-10 in the men’s doubles final.

  • Champions: Christopher Grimley/Matthew Grimley of Scotland
  • Runners-up: Kristoffer Kolding/Calvin Lundsgaard of Denmark
  • Final score: 21-13, 21-10

The Grimley brothers had earlier defeated England’s fourth seeds Oliver Butler and Samuel Jones 21-13, 21-19 in the semifinals.

Kolding and Lundsgaard needed three games to overcome Germany’s Bjarne Geiss and Jones Ralfy Jansen. The Germans won the opener 21-18, but the Danish pair fought back 21-17, 21-19 to reach the final.

Men’s Doubles Semifinal Results

  • Christopher Grimley/Matthew Grimley (Scotland) beat Oliver Butler/Samuel Jones (England) 21-13, 21-19
  • Kristoffer Kolding/Calvin Lundsgaard (Denmark) beat Bjarne Geiss/Jones Ralfy Jansen (Germany) 18-21, 21-17, 21-19

Yvonne Li Claims Women’s Singles Crown

Germany’s third seed Yvonne Li produced one of the most convincing performances of finals day, defeating India’s sixth seed Aakarshi Kashyap 21-9, 21-6.

Li never allowed Kashyap to settle into the final and controlled both games to secure the women’s singles championship in straight games.

  • Champion: Yvonne Li of Germany
  • Runner-up: Aakarshi Kashyap of India
  • Final score: 21-9, 21-6

Kashyap had produced an upset in the semifinals by defeating Denmark’s top seed Amalie Schulz 21-15, 21-13.

Li was equally impressive in her semifinal, beating Canada’s second seed Wen Yu Zhang 21-7, 21-14.

Women’s Singles Semifinal Results

  • Aakarshi Kashyap (India) beat Amalie Schulz (Denmark) 21-15, 21-13
  • Yvonne Li (Germany) beat Wen Yu Zhang (Canada) 21-7, 21-14

Stine Kuespert-Isabel Lohau Win Women’s Doubles

Germany’s Stine Kuespert and Isabel Lohau captured the women’s doubles title by defeating Dutch pair Kirsten de Wit and Debora Jille 21-17, 21-17.

  • Champions: Stine Kuespert/Isabel Lohau of Germany
  • Runners-up: Kirsten de Wit/Debora Jille of the Netherlands
  • Final score: 21-17, 21-17

Kuespert and Lohau advanced from the semifinals with a 21-13, 21-18 victory over another Dutch combination, Meerte Loos and Inger Pothuizen.

De Wit and Jille secured their final place by beating England’s Sian Kelly and Lizzie Tolman 21-14, 21-12.

Women’s Doubles Semifinal Results

  • Stine Kuespert/Isabel Lohau (Germany) beat Meerte Loos/Inger Pothuizen (Netherlands) 21-13, 21-18
  • Kirsten de Wit/Debora Jille (Netherlands) beat Sian Kelly/Lizzie Tolman (England) 21-14, 21-12

Jeppe Søby-Sofie Røjkjær Win All-Danish Mixed Doubles Final

Denmark completed the tournament with a mixed doubles title as sixth seeds Jeppe Søby and Sofie Røjkjær defeated compatriots Jesper Toft and Amalie Cecilie Kudsk in a dramatic three-game final.

Toft and Kudsk took the opening game 21-11, but Søby and Røjkjær responded by edging the second 24-22 before winning another tight battle 23-21 in the deciding game.

  • Champions: Jeppe Søby/Sofie Røjkjær of Denmark
  • Runners-up: Jesper Toft/Amalie Cecilie Kudsk of Denmark
  • Final score: 11-21, 24-22, 23-21

Søby and Røjkjær reached the final after defeating England’s Robin Harper and Yulia Tang 21-14, 23-21.

Toft and Kudsk advanced by beating Germany’s Simon Krax and Amelie Lehmann 21-18, 21-14.

Mixed Doubles Semifinal Results

  • Jeppe Søby/Sofie Røjkjær (Denmark) beat Robin Harper/Yulia Tang (England) 21-14, 23-21
  • Jesper Toft/Amalie Cecilie Kudsk (Denmark) beat Simon Krax/Amelie Lehmann (Germany) 21-18, 21-14

YONEX Dutch Open 2026 Champions

  • Men’s Singles: Su Li-Yang of Chinese Taipei
  • Women’s Singles: Yvonne Li of Germany
  • Men’s Doubles: Christopher Grimley/Matthew Grimley of Scotland
  • Women’s Doubles: Stine Kuespert/Isabel Lohau of Germany
  • Mixed Doubles: Jeppe Søby/Sofie Røjkjær of Denmark

The YONEX Dutch Open 2026 produced champions from four different badminton nations, with Germany collecting two titles through Yvonne Li and Stine Kuespert-Isabel Lohau, while Chinese Taipei, Scotland and Denmark each left Den Bosch with one championship.