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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

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 started steadily on Hawaii

Swedish golf star Ludvig Åberg kicked off the season premiere of the PGA tour on Hawaii with five birdies and one bogey. The 25-year-old stands after the first round at 69 strokes, four under par, which places him in a shared 16th place and five strokes behind leader Tom Hoge from the USA.

Åberg started steadily on Hawaii

Ludvig Åberg Named Golfer of the Year

Ludvig Åberg comes from a first successful year as a golf pro. And now he is being rewarded for his success.

Ludvig Åberg Named Golfer of the Year

The Sports Year 2025 – Here are the Swedish Stars

2025 is a packed sports year with many major championships. Here we have selected 13 Swedish stars who will be in focus.

The Sports Year 2025 – Here are the Swedish Stars

They Compete for the Jerring Prize – Five Eliminated

Some Olympic Games heroes, a volleyball star and the world's best curling team have done their part in the battle for the Jerring Award. Here are the remaining candidates.

They Compete for the Jerring Prize – Five Eliminated

Tough day for Åberg with an icy putter

The Swedish golf star Ludvig Åberg had an ice-cold day on the greens. Then he didn't get the game to lift during the third round of Tiger Woods' tournament on the Bahamas.

Tough day for Åberg with an icy putter

Åberg Slipped Up on the Bahamas

Ludvig Åberg dropped on the second round of Tiger Woods' tournament on the Bahamas. The Swedish star went two under par and has six strokes up to the leading world number one Scottie Scheffler.

Åberg Slipped Up on the Bahamas

Good start from Åberg in Tiger Woods' tournament

Ludvig Åberg has got a fine start in Tiger Woods' tournament "Hero World Challenge". The Swede hit 67 strokes, five under par, and is tied for third after one round.

Good start from Åberg in Tiger Woods' tournament

Tiger Woods: "I have a long way to go"

The year seems wasted. After six back operations, legend Tiger Woods has no answer to when he can return to the golf course.

Tiger Woods: "I have a long way to go"

Woods skips his own tournament: "Disappointed"

Tiger Woods is skipping next week's Hero World Challenge on the Bahamas – a tournament he himself is hosting. "I'm disappointed that I won't be able to participate and play in this year's Hero World Challenge, but I always look forward to being the tournament's host", he writes [on X](https://x.

Woods skips his own tournament: "Disappointed"

Åberg climbed – Norlander saved the card

It was a fine Swedish Sunday afternoon on the PGA tour. Ludvig Åberg delivered a bogey-free round six under par – and Henrik Norlander saved his PGA tour card in the final competition.

Åberg climbed – Norlander saved the card

The Swede climbs after fine golf round

The Swedish golfer Henrik Norlander had a good Saturday at work. In the third round of the PGA tour event in Georgia, he went seven under par – and climbs ahead of the finale.

The Swede climbs after fine golf round

Åberg's Superround - eight under par

Ludvig Åberg had a tough time during his first 18 golf holes in his comeback after knee surgery. During the second round, he shook off the rust – thoroughly.

Åberg's Superround - eight under par

Heavy comeback for Åberg: "A bit rusty"

Golf star Ludvig Åberg is back after his knee operation, but the 25-year-old's comeback on the PGA tour was tough. The world's fifth-ranked player went through the first round of The RSM Classic – which he won last year – three strokes over par.

Heavy comeback for Åberg: "A bit rusty"

After Home Purchase – Now Åberg Will Defend His Title

Sightseeing in New York and house buying outside Jacksonville. Now Ludvig Åberg is also ready for a comeback.

After Home Purchase – Now Åberg Will Defend His Title

These are the candidates for the Jerring Award

Eight of the Jerring Award candidates won Olympic Games medals in Paris. Can Ludvig Åberg, Isabelle Haak, Tove Alexandersson, the biathlon men and Team Niklas Edin challenge them in the voting?.

These are the candidates for the Jerring Award

Ludvig Åberg can be awarded for Masters performance

Olympic Games medal winners or a golfer? Among the nominations for the year's athletic achievement, presented at the Sports Gala in January, it is of course Olympic Games heroes who dominate. These are complemented by golf star Ludvig Åberg, who surprisingly came second in the major US Masters in May.

Ludvig Åberg can be awarded for Masters performance

Confirmed: Ludvig Åberg Makes Comeback Next Week

After more than two months of competition break, Ludvig Åberg is pegging up again next week. The Swedish world number five will play The RSM Classic at Sea Island Golf Club in Georgia, where he comes as defending champion after taking his only PGA tour win so far in last year's edition of the tournament.

Confirmed: Ludvig Åberg Makes Comeback Next Week

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