The mysterious disease that ruined Ludwig Aberg on farmers open security sounds miserable.
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Ludwig Aberg left for a fiery start at Open Insurance Farmers 2025 before being hit with a bad illness that took several weeks to fight.
The 25-year-old Swedes encountered disease three weeks ago in Torrey Pines, but she got the best of him next week during AT&T Pebble Beach pro-am. With the deterioration of his symptoms, Aberg withdrew from the tournament after the first round. He took it last week to get healthy before returning to play this week for Genesis Invitational Back to Torrey Pines.
Following the purpose of a 66 under 66 years old in the second round on Friday, Aberg will start the weekend in a tie for the fifth, four shots from the pace set by the leader of 36 holes Davis Thompson.
After Friday round, Aberg detailed the illness that made him lose nearly 10 pounds in two days on open security farmers,
“Yes, it was harsh for a while,” Aberg said. “Started – round 1 was fine. The round 2 was fine and I woke up in the middle of the night. I think this should have been Friday night because we started on Wednesday, going to the third round, and I started to I jump up, and I started all these things, and it was not very pleasant. And the vibrations first, I was really hot.
“Lost about eight pounds in two days, so this is not the right way to lose weight.”
An error has been going around the tournament for several weeks. A number of players came out of the farmers Due to flu -like symptoms, and the disease has made its way through the tour. Rickie Fowler withdrew after the first round of WM Phoenix Open last week due to an illness.
But Aberg still doesn’t know exactly what disease affected him.
“I don’t know. If I were to know, I would tell you, “Aberg said. I know it was not nice and I am glad to be on it. “
Aberg appeared to be in command after opening the round of security farmers opening, but a 75-79 end caused by his illness-pulled it out of the tour that Harris English finally won.
Now healthy, Aberg is pleased to get another crack in Torrey Pines, which is expecting the invitational genesis after fires in Los Angeles forced the tournament to relocate from the Riviera.
