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Åberg shoots for a comeback: "A bit too tight"

Ludvig Åberg is hitting golf balls again – but the comeback is taking a little longer than planned. The Swedish star is not competing in Abu Dhabi next week.

Åberg shoots for a comeback: "A bit too tight"

Jens Dantorp gets to keep his tour card

He missed the qualifying limit in the season's last European Tour golf tournament (before the lucrative final tournaments). However, after the tournament was finished, it became clear that Swede Jens Dantorp will get to play on the tour again next year – as the second-to-last player.

Jens Dantorp gets to keep his tour card

Åberg: "The operation went well"

After the knee operation, the Swedish golf star Ludvig Åberg is now speaking out for the first time. "The operation on my worn-out medial meniscus went well last week, a couple of weeks of rehab and rest lie ahead of me.

Åberg: "The operation went well"

Norlander in the top contention in Switzerland

Golf star Ludvig Åberg won the tournament last year. Now his compatriot Henrik Norlander can do the same.

Norlander in the top contention in Switzerland

After Knee Surgery – Will Challenge the World Number One

This week, world star Ludvig Åberg is operating on his knee – the plan is to play competitive golf again in November. The goal is to challenge world number one Scottie Scheffler in the future.

After Knee Surgery – Will Challenge the World Number One

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

Åberg lost - and now awaits knee surgery

Ludvig Åberg must undergo surgery on the knee that has been troubling him since the spring, reports Aftonbladet. The procedure will take place on Thursday, says the blue-and-yellow golf star to the newspaper.

Åberg lost - and now awaits knee surgery

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

PGA chief on LIV negotiations: "Will take time"

Negotiations continue between the PGA tour and the state-owned Saudi investment fund PIF, which is behind the LIV tour. But they are moving slowly – and have no deadline.

PGA chief on LIV negotiations: "Will take time"

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