Ludvig Åberg struggled during Friday's round at The Memorial and barely made the cut.
The 26-year-old Swede started with five bogeys on the first nine holes. He ended the day in Ohio at six over par after 78 strokes. Åberg described the round as brutally bad in an interview with HBO Max. He did not recognize his own game and putted poorly. The Swede said he would rather have the day undone. He stands at five over par overall. Alex Norén, the other Swede in the event, is tied for 22nd place.
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The 90th US Masters at Augusta National has begun with Swedish hopes Ludvig Åberg and Alex Norén. Åberg started strongly but finished at +2 after double bogeys, while Norén ended at +5. Sam Burns and Rory McIlroy lead at –5.
Swedish golfer Ludvig Åberg ended his first round in the PGA Championship with three bogeys in five holes and carded 72 strokes, two over par.
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Ludvig Åberg shot 69 on Saturday's third round of the US Masters but expressed disappointment with the result. He made seven birdies but also four bogeys, leaving him tied for 20th at –3 after three rounds. Åberg criticized his mistakes on the front nine.
Ludvig Aberg grabbed a two-shot lead after the second round of the 2026 Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass, with Xander Schauffele trailing closely. Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy barely advanced past the cut line, surprising many observers. Several prominent players, including Shane Lowry, failed to make the weekend.
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At the 2026 Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass, the cut fell at +2 after 36 holes, sending several prominent golfers home early. This follows the surprises of day two, where Ludvig Aberg and Xander Schauffele led. New details emerge on dramatic collapses, including Tom Hoge's quintuple bogey.
Defending champion Maja Stark started the US Open shakily but ended the first round at par after six birdies.
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PGA Tour professional Kris Ventura endured a challenging moment on the par-4 13th hole at Memorial Park during the first round of the Texas Children’s Houston Open. Starting 59 feet from the cup after two shots, the 31-year-old Norwegian took eight more strokes to finish with a 10. The incident highlights the demanding design of the renovated course.