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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

Åberg climbs after eight birdies on Hawaii

Ludvig Åberg climbs in the results list after his best round so far in the PGA tour's season premiere on Hawaii. The blue-yellow golf star rolled in eight birdies and ten pars, which gave 65 strokes on the round and –15 total ahead of Sunday's finale.

Åberg climbs after eight birdies on Hawaii

Åberg chases the world number one and 255 million kronor

Now the hunt for world number one Scottie Scheffler begins. Ludvig Åberg is one of 30 golf stars who can take home the winner's check of 255 million kronor in the PGA tour's final tournament.

Åberg chases the world number one and 255 million kronor

Shaky start for Åberg – double nightmare holes

Ludvig Åberg has a bit of a way to go to catch the leaders after the first round in the BMW Championship. The Swede made two consecutive double bogeys – after hitting the water two holes in a row.

Shaky start for Åberg – double nightmare holes

Åberg and Norén advance in PGA playoffs

Despite modest performances in the PGA tour's first playoff tournament, Ludvig Åberg and Alex Norén are advancing to the second round of the playoffs. Here, the 50 highest-ranked players will face each other.

Åberg and Norén advance in PGA playoffs

Norén on the way up – despite tough finish

The third day of a golf tournament is usually called "moving day". It's when players further back in the starting field have the chance to close in on the leaders ahead of Sunday's final round.

Norén on the way up – despite tough finish

Unstable round for Åberg in PGA playoffs

Stable play by Alex Norén – a rollercoaster for Ludvig Åberg. This is how the second round of the final tournament on the PGA tour can be summarized with blue and yellow eyes.

Unstable round for Åberg in PGA playoffs

Olympic Games bronze medalist robbed - forced to change caddie

Olympic Games bronze medalist in golf, Japanese Hideki Matsuyama, will have to do without both his caddie and his coach in the final round of the PGA tour, which starts on Thursday. This after the company was robbed during a layover in London, reports Golf Digest Japan.

Olympic Games bronze medalist robbed - forced to change caddie

Tough for Åberg – Scheffler took Olympic Games gold

World number one Scottie Scheffler did what Ludvig Åberg had hoped to do. The American's monster round was enough for Olympic Games gold.

Tough for Åberg – Scheffler took Olympic Games gold

Medal chance for Åberg: "That's what we're aiming for"

Ludvig Åberg rolled in birdie putt after birdie putt. Now he has caught a whiff of an Olympic Games medal ahead of the final round.

Medal chance for Åberg: "That's what we're aiming for"

Hope Lives on for Åberg – as He Praises Möregårdh

Ludvig Åberg has seven strokes up to the top, but the hope lives on to fix another Olympic Games medal to Eslöv on Sunday. It will require good golf, but we are ready for the challenge, he says.

Hope Lives on for Åberg – as He Praises Möregårdh

Åberg after the Olympic Games debut: "Cool atmosphere"

The OS debut is complete – and Ludvig Åberg has got a pretty okay start at Le Golf National outside Paris. Cool atmosphere and I heard a lot of blue and yellow from the stands, says the 24-year-old.

Åberg after the Olympic Games debut: "Cool atmosphere"

Nightmare hole sinks Åberg - but victory chance remains

Ludvig Åberg lost the lead during the third round of the US Open golf. The Swede made, among other things, a triple bogey on one of the course's easier holes.

Nightmare hole sinks Åberg - but victory chance remains

Nightmare hole scuppered Åberg – but victory chance remains

Ludvig Åberg lost the lead during the third round of the US Open golf. The Swede made, among other things, a triple bogey on one of the course's easier holes.

Nightmare hole scuppered Åberg – but victory chance remains