Ludwig Aberg Friday in the 16th hole in the TPC Sawgrass.
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Ludwig Aberg called his purpose.
Or shots.
Before this week ChampionshipFlowering superstar spoke about the receiving course of the event, Tpc sawAnd how her beauty lies in her ability to give and receive. Good shots are rewarded. The bad ones are not.
Especially in the second half of the Sawgrass.
“It is an excellent golf course. I love nine backs, “said be tamedwho has played the course often recently after moving to a nearby house. “Nine rear have so many good holes. Twelve, when they move it up, 14 is a solid hole, 16, 17, 18 is the best finish, in my opinion, because you can do beautifully – not easy, but you can – if you hit the shooting, you can go 3, 2, 3.
“But if you don’t, you can go 6, 6, 6.”
Or you can go 7-3-4 and lose the weekend with three shots.
Seven, in 545-Oborri, par-5 16, were stunning. Coming into the hole, Aberg had done a small action after a double fraud at 10, making the birds at 11 and 12, and he was even in the money for the tournament, with the line he sought to be with one under. A closed bird is likely to put it on the weekend. However, one shot one, found the right right – and that surface is likely to help because of the outcome of the two.
With a tough thick beneath it, Aberg skilled an iron about 40 yards. He looked at him, surprised. In his continuation, he released his iron with his right hand.
“Oh no,” said Jonathan Coachman for PGA Tour Live Wivers. “He just melted it.”
Three shot was about 130 yards advanced and to the left approximate. From about 75 yards away, Aberg could still escape with a five to one up and down.
But if you return a few paragraphs, you know what happened. Aberg wedge went too long to the back. His ball jumped in front of him, then jumped on the doorstep, then jumped in the water after the green. Had Aberg tried to put a close one in the hope of making a precursor? This is very likely. But he became very aggressive.
“Oh no,” the coach said again.
From there, he fell, was hit over the green and with a hook for double. In par-3 17, he imagined. In par-4 18, he imagined. And he ended with a three-top 75 and a total of two-bits for 36 holes, three above the line.
In particular, Aberg was a little prophetic for his arm and the water ball, too.
At his pre-player press conference, Aberg spoke about what recently disturbed him in his game.
“I would like to deal especially with the rough – I felt like the right path was fine (last week),” Aberg said, “but judging lies by the severity last week was complicated when it was first it was wet and then said and then changing the conditions.
