After a worse Friday, Ludvig Åberg was forced to stand for a dream round to have something to do with the tight struggle during the Truist Championship PGA tour event in Pennsylvania in the USA.
But it became the direct opposite. And once again, it was the putter that caused the most trouble.
The Swede started with seven pars, a birdie, and a bogey during the first nine, but on the last nine it went worse.
Åberg made a double bogey on the 12th hole after missing a nearly two-meter putt, and followed it up with a bogey on the 13th after missing a par putt that didn't even reach a meter.
When the 25-year-old was done for the day, the scorecard read +5 after hitting into the water on the 16th hole and making another double bogey.
It's the fourth worst round for the day, and only four players have a worse total score than the Swede (+3 total).
Not even for Alex Norén, who was higher up than Åberg on the leaderboard before Saturday, did it go any further. The 42-year-old finished the day at two over par, and –3 total, which means a placement in the middle of the field.
The players in the top struggle are still out on the course, but Irishman Shane Lowry is leading.
