Denmark in Badminton
Badminton at the Olympic Games, Paris 2024: 1 gold
The record
- Badminton at the Olympic Games3 golds, 1 silver, 2 bronzes3golds
Every result, newest first
- Paris 2024 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Viktor Axelsen
- Tokyo 2020 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Viktor Axelsen
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Viktor Axelsen
- London 2012 · Silver · Men, Men's doubles · Mathias Boe; Carsten Mogensen
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen
- Barcelona 1992 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Thomas Stuer-Lauridsen
- BWF World Championships6 golds, 9 silvers, 23 bronzes6golds
Every result, newest first
- Paris 2025 · Bronze · Men's singles · Anders Antonsen
- Paris 2025 · Bronze · Men's doubles · Kim Astrup; Anders Skaarup Rasmussen
- Copenhagen 2023 · Bronze · Men's singles · Anders Antonsen
- Copenhagen 2023 · Silver · Men's doubles · Kim Astrup; Anders Skaarup Rasmussen
- Tokyo 2022 · Gold · Men's singles · Viktor Axelsen
- Huelva 2021 · Bronze · Men's singles · Anders Antonsen
- Huelva 2021 · Bronze · Men's doubles · Kim Astrup; Anders Skaarup Rasmussen
- Basel 2019 · Silver · Men's singles · Anders Antonsen
- Glasgow 2017 · Gold · Men's singles · Viktor Axelsen
- Jakarta 2015 · Bronze · Men's singles · Jan Ø. Jørgensen
- Copenhagen 2014 · Bronze · Men's singles · Viktor Axelsen
- Copenhagen 2014 · Bronze · Men's doubles · Mathias Boe; Carsten Mogensen
- Guangzhou 2013 · Silver · Men's doubles · Mathias Boe; Carsten Mogensen
- London 2011 · Bronze · Men's singles · Peter Gade
- Paris 2010 · Bronze · Men's singles · Peter Gade
- Madrid 2006 · Bronze · Men's doubles · Jens Eriksen; Martin Lundgaard Hansen
- Madrid 2006 · Bronze · Men's doubles · Lars Paaske; Jonas Rasmussen
- Anaheim 2005 · Bronze · Men's singles · Peter Gade
- Birmingham 2003 · Gold · Men's doubles · Lars Paaske; Jonas Rasmussen
- Seville 2001 · Silver · Men's singles · Peter Gade
- Copenhagen 1999 · Bronze · Men's singles · Peter Gade
- Copenhagen 1999 · Bronze · Men's singles · Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen
- Glasgow 1997 · Gold · Men's singles · Peter Rasmussen
- Glasgow 1997 · Bronze · Men's singles · Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen
- Lausanne 1995 · Bronze · Men's singles · Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen
- Lausanne 1995 · Bronze · Men's singles · Thomas Stuer-Lauridsen
- Lausanne 1995 · Silver · Men's doubles · Jon Holst-Christensen; Thomas Lund
- Birmingham 1993 · Bronze · Men's singles · Thomas Stuer-Lauridsen
- Copenhagen 1991 · Silver · Men's doubles · Jon Holst-Christensen; Thomas Lund
- Beijing 1987 · Silver · Men's singles · Morten Frost
- Beijing 1987 · Bronze · Men's doubles · Michael Kjeldsen; Jens Peter Nierhoff
- Calgary 1985 · Silver · Men's singles · Morten Frost
- Calgary 1985 · Bronze · Men's singles · Jens Peter Nierhoff
- Calgary 1985 · Bronze · Men's doubles · Mark Christiansen; Michael Kjeldsen
- Copenhagen 1983 · Gold · Men's doubles · Steen Fladberg; Jesper Helledie
- Jakarta 1980 · Bronze · Men's doubles · Flemming Delfs; Steen Skovgaard
- Malmö 1977 · Gold · Men's singles · Flemming Delfs
- Malmö 1977 · Silver · Men's singles · Svend Pri
- All England Open7 titles7titles
Every result, newest first
- 2022 · Won · Men's singles
- 2020 · Won · Men's singles
- 2015 · Won · Men's doubles
- 2011 · Won · Men's doubles
- 2010 · Won · Men's doubles
- 2006 · Won · Men's doubles
- 2004 · Won · Men's doubles
- Badminton at the Olympic Games2 silvers2medals
Every result, newest first
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Christinna Pedersen; Kamilla Rytter Juhl
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Camilla Martin
- BWF World Championships2 golds, 1 silver, 10 bronzes2golds
Every result, newest first
- Glasgow 2017 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Kamilla Rytter Juhl; Christinna Pedersen
- Jakarta 2015 · Silver · Women's doubles · Kamilla Rytter Juhl; Christinna Pedersen
- Guangzhou 2013 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Kamilla Rytter Juhl; Christinna Pedersen
- Paris 2010 · Bronze · Women's singles · Tine Baun
- Birmingham 2003 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Ann-Lou Jørgensen; Rikke Olsen
- Copenhagen 1999 · Gold · Women's singles · Camilla Martin
- Copenhagen 1999 · Bronze · Women's singles · Mette Sørensen
- Copenhagen 1999 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Ann Jørgensen; Majken Vange
- Lausanne 1995 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Helene Kirkegaard; Rikke Olsen
- Birmingham 1993 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Lotte Olsen; Lisbeth Stuer-Lauridsen
- Jakarta 1980 · Bronze · Women's singles · Lene Køppen
- Malmö 1977 · Gold · Women's singles · Lene Køppen
- Malmö 1977 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Inge Borgstrøm; Pia Nielsen
- All England Open5 titles5titles
Every result, newest first
- 2018 · Won · Women's doubles
- 2013 · Won · Women's singles
- 2010 · Won · Women's singles
- 2008 · Won · Women's singles
- 2002 · Won · Women's singles
- Badminton at the Olympic Games2 bronzes2medals
Every result, newest first
- London 2012 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Joachim Fischer Nielsen; Christinna Pedersen
- Athens 2004 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Jens Eriksen; Mette Schjoldager
- BWF World Championships4 golds, 5 silvers, 10 bronzes4golds
Every result, newest first
- Copenhagen 2014 · Bronze · Mixed doubles · Joachim Fischer Nielsen; Christinna Pedersen
- Hyderabad 2009 · Gold · Mixed doubles · Thomas Laybourn; Kamilla Rytter Juhl
- Hyderabad 2009 · Bronze · Mixed doubles · Joachim Fischer Nielsen; Christinna Pedersen
- Birmingham 2003 · Bronze · Mixed doubles · Jonas Rasmussen; Rikke Olsen
- Seville 2001 · Bronze · Mixed doubles · Jens Eriksen; Mette Schjoldager
- Seville 2001 · Bronze · Mixed doubles · Michael Søgaard; Rikke Olsen
- Copenhagen 1999 · Bronze · Mixed doubles · Michael Søgaard; Rikke Olsen
- Glasgow 1997 · Silver · Mixed doubles · Jens Eriksen; Marlene Thomsen
- Glasgow 1997 · Bronze · Mixed doubles · Michael Søgaard; Rikke Olsen
- Lausanne 1995 · Gold · Mixed doubles · Thomas Lund; Marlene Thomsen
- Lausanne 1995 · Silver · Mixed doubles · Jens Eriksen; Helene Kirkegaard
- Birmingham 1993 · Gold · Mixed doubles · Thomas Lund; Catrine Bengtsson (shared with a partner from another country)
- Birmingham 1993 · Silver · Mixed doubles · Jon Holst-Christensen; Grete Mogensen
- Copenhagen 1991 · Silver · Mixed doubles · Thomas Lund; Pernille Dupont
- Copenhagen 1991 · Bronze · Mixed doubles · Jon Holst-Christensen; Grete Mogensen
- Copenhagen 1983 · Silver · Mixed doubles · Steen Fladberg; Pia Nielsen
- Jakarta 1980 · Bronze · Mixed doubles · Steen Fladberg; Pia Nielsen
- Jakarta 1980 · Bronze · Mixed doubles · Steen Skovgaard; Lene Køppen
- Malmö 1977 · Gold · Mixed doubles · Steen Skovgaard; Lene Køppen
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All England Open: Birmingham, March 2027
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.