Last week, Chowrasia was tied 31st at the Omega European Masters, while Kapur missed the cut. Kapur, who has looked good at times, needs to string four good rounds together.
While Chowrasia's card is still secure for next year, Kapur will need to finish in top-115 to gain his rights, which he lost last year.
Joost Luiten will be hoping to give the home fans plenty to cheer about this week as he leads the Dutch challenge.
The 26-year-old has been in consistent form throughout the summer since his runner-up finish in the ISPS Handa Wales Open and, buoyed by his third round 63 in last week's Omega European Masters, Luiten will be hoping to become the first home winner since Maarten Lafeber in 2003.
