Ludvig Åberg tied for second after a great start at Arnold Palmer Invitational

Åberg had six birdies and one eagle but also two bogeys.

Not ideal, but you know that bogeys can happen at Bay Hill when it's tough, he said, according to the AP.

In total, he is six strokes under par.

Ludvig Åberg shares second place with American Collin Morikawa, and the duo is three strokes behind leader Daniel Berger of the USA, who shot a nine-under 63.

Alex Norén finished the first round at even par, with 72 strokes.

The first prize in the tournament is four million dollars, equivalent to approximately 37 million kronor, according to Golf Digest.