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Åberg's disaster round – hit the water

The Swedish star Ludvig Åberg had a disastrous round in the PGA tournament at Bay Hill in Orlando. He hit several balls into the water – and dropped 29 places on the leaderboard.

Åberg's disaster round – hit the water

Tiger Woods crashed heavily – in front of tennis icon

It became a tough loss for golf veteran Tiger Woods in his TGL debut. In front of a large audience – including tennis icon Serena Williams – his team fell with a clear 1–12.

Tiger Woods crashed heavily – in front of tennis icon

Golf's new sensation: "Unlike anything we've seen before"

Golf is moving indoors – and becomes a hybrid between simulated and real shots, between reality and fiction. It resembles nothing we've seen before, especially in golf, says Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy.

Golf's new sensation: "Unlike anything we've seen before"

Åberg's strong finish – tied fifth in PGA premiere

The scorecard showed nine strokes under par. In the results list, he climbed steeply, from tied 21st to tied fifth place.

Åberg's strong finish – tied fifth in PGA premiere

Supreme Scheffler won the final - and the millions

Scottie Scheffler trembled a bit. Then he showed once again why he is the world's best golfer.

Supreme Scheffler won the final - and the millions

Stable, Åberg - but a long way to Scheffler

It didn't quite get going for Ludvig Åberg in the PGA tour's final event at East Lake outside Atlanta, Georgia. The third round was indeed stable and good, without a single bogey.

Stable, Åberg - but a long way to Scheffler

Better Game – but Åberg Far from Millions

Ludvig Åberg played himself up during the second round of the PGA tour's final tournament, but still has a good way to go to the top and the looming 255 million kronor. .

Better Game – but Åberg Far from Millions

Scheffler's Giant Leap – Åberg Far Behind

Ludvig Åberg got a tough start in the PGA tour's final tournament. Better went it for Scottie Scheffler, who has pulled away to a seven-stroke lead in the hunt for the big win.

Scheffler's Giant Leap – Åberg Far Behind

Åberg's turnaround – third in Scottish Open

Golf star Ludvig Åberg managed to turn the deficit around after the hilarious shot and lies tied for third in the Scottish Open after the first day. I've never seen anything like it before, he says about hitting his fellow player's ball.

Åberg's turnaround – third in Scottish Open

World Number Five: "The Olympics are bigger than the Ryder Cup"

World number five in golf, Wyndham Clark, is one of four selected for the USA's Olympic men's golf team. Something he himself thinks is bigger than the largest tournament in golf, the Ryder Cup.

World Number Five: "The Olympics are bigger than the Ryder Cup"