Tim Widing

Dream round on the PGA tour – 59 strokes for the unknown

The American Jake Knapp struck with a dream round at the USA tour event in Florida. Knapp answered for a 59-round – it is the 15th time in history someone on the PGA tour goes under 60 strokes. It was very impressive to see the 59, says Jesper Svensson, who himself is seven under par.

Swedish PGA debutant withdraws – has fallen ill

Brilliant start for the Swede on Hawaii

The Swedish golfer Henrik Norlander saved his membership on the PGA tour in the last tournament for 2024. The new year started brilliantly for the 37-year-old. After the first round in Hawaii, Norlander is five strokes under par.

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. Swedish golf star Ludvig Åberg stepped off the Plantation Course with a good feeling. I'm looking forward to a long, good season, he said after the year's first tournament on the PGA tour.

DeChambeau wins after McIlroy's putting collapse

Rory McIlroy was agonisingly close to taking his first major win in ten years – but two putt misses ruined it for the star. Instead, American Bryson DeChambeau took home the win in the US Open. Ludvig Åberg finished in 12th place after a tough final round.

Golf Star's Frustration: Threw Club

Nothing went right for Scottie Scheffler, ranked number one in the world, during the second round of the US Open. The star became so frustrated that he threw his clubs to the ground. Despite that, the American made the cut and gets to play on over the weekend.

World Number One Struggles in US Open

World number one Scottie Scheffler ended up unusually far down the leaderboard after the first round of the US Open. For Ludvig Åberg, it went better, he is in the absolute top.

Dream Start for Åberg – Lies Second in US Open

Will Ludvig Åberg treat us to a new major surprise at the weekend? The conditions are in place after the Swede's strong start in the US Open. Åberg went round in 66 shots, which was enough for an early second place.

We want players who can win

Swedish men's golfers are on their way to invade the USA. Next season, three new players may join superstar Ludvig Åberg on the PGA tour. We want to get in players who have the capacity to win, says national team captain Katarina Vangdal.

Woods' new swing coach: 15-year-old son Charlie

Tiger Woods is getting ready for his 23rd US Open this week. He has brought his son Charlie Woods along - as swing coach. He has seen me hit more golf balls than anyone, says the 48-year-old.

The Swede is ready for the US Open – and has received a PGA tour card

Tim Widings' successful season continues. He has qualified for the third major tournament of the year, the US Open, which starts next week, and secured a spot on the PGA Tour.