Is he Him? Ludvig Åberg is a budding superstar | Golf Channel Podcast | Golf Channel

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Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner discuss Ludvig Åberg's first PGA Tour win at the RSM Classic and explain why the Swedish phenom can be become one of golf's superstars. #GolfChannel #GolfChannelPodcast #LudvigAberg
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  • @srixongolfer3706
    @srixongolfer37068 ай бұрын

    Rookie of the year award: And the winner is.. LUDVIG ÅBERG! 👑🏆

  • @lukas9924
    @lukas99248 ай бұрын

    Can we just try to get his last name right once and for all? So the letter "Å" in swedish is quite simular in sound, as the expression "Oh"- as they are saying in this video. "Berg" should be simple but seems to be the more tricky part of his lastname. A good way of thinking here is the word "Burger" as in "Hamburger" but only using the "Burg" for his name... obviously. So, Ludvig Oh-burg.

  • @markanderson8006
    @markanderson80068 ай бұрын

    Aberg, Hovland, Hojgaard I haven’t mentioned Rahm and McIlroy the balance of power seems to be shifting Europe have a great chance to dominate world golf . Homa and Scheffler are the only decent Americans at the moment.

  • @staffan144

    @staffan144

    8 ай бұрын

    DeChambeau?

  • @markanderson8006
    @markanderson80068 ай бұрын

    Jamie Sadlowski was the longest hitter in the world years ago he tried it on pga tour and disappeared without a trace. Aberg and Woods could win tournaments because of their all round game. Every Shot Counts had the proof Woods was the best because his approach shots were better than anyone else and he was a brilliant putter. Drive for show putt for doe. Aberg wouldn’t win if he couldn’t back it up with great short game aswell.

  • @AlastairBarker

    @AlastairBarker

    8 ай бұрын

    STOP COMPARING THIS GUY TO TIGER, ABSOLUTE CLOWNS THE MEDIA AS USUAL AND YOU ARE SUCKING IT UP.

  • @Kevin-lf4xx
    @Kevin-lf4xx8 ай бұрын

    The future of golf is 400 yard drives and wedges to the green. The authorities have left the game get to this stage .There is no shot making skill in the game any more.

  • @Essydyk

    @Essydyk

    8 ай бұрын

    Isn't that why Tiger Woods had such an advantage? Sure he could play all the shots but he was 30 or 40 yards further down the fairway to make those shots. Aberg is at least hitting most of the fairways with his booming drives - that is a real and rare skill and got to be better than somebody like DeChambeau who just wanted to get it 400 yards down the hole.

  • @vbg2912

    @vbg2912

    6 ай бұрын

    I mean, for me the modern shot making skill is to hitting it fare and straight and give you self opportunity. I’m I player that don’t hit it that fare but have skills with shoot making and around the greens, maybe tour level on the greens. So I can still complete just because I can make shoots and be high level from 100 meters and in. But still the real power of shoot making is to hitting fare and straight, that’s what’s gonna take you the longest and hardest to do.

  • @ducati916SPS
    @ducati916SPS8 ай бұрын

    Another European 🇪🇺 on the Production Line......

  • @gordon4221
    @gordon42218 ай бұрын

    Taking nothing away from Aberg for some magnificent play but the course must be far too easy for these guys. A winning score of 29 under is ridiculous. A drive to fairway to set up a 120-130 wedge shot is just boring par 4 after par 4 and even some par 5's these days. The course designers and those that do the set up have to include more difficult course management ...

  • @Bwekfst

    @Bwekfst

    8 ай бұрын

    You go shoot 29 under in a tournament 😂

  • @anklepick9524

    @anklepick9524

    8 ай бұрын

    You can only do so much in the set up. Most golf courses must go through a remake or they need to change something with the equipment. This drive and wedge golf is not fun to watch.

  • @chezchezchezchez

    @chezchezchezchez

    8 ай бұрын

    Totally true, but there’s no denying in this guy is the next big thing on tour

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