Åberg climbs in British Open after 66 strokes

Ludvig Åberg improved his position in the British Open during the second round at Royal Birkdale.

Golfer Ludvig Åberg completed the second round with 66 strokes. That was five strokes better than his opening round.

He had started the tournament over par but showed improved play on Friday morning. Conditions on the course were also better compared with Thursday evening.

– Definitely a step in the right direction, Åberg told Aftonbladet.

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