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Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open on Friday after developing flu‑like symptoms, tournament officials confirmed. The 35‑year‑old left the course and will undergo further medical evaluation as he recovers.

Kristian Aberg and Victor Vaillant lit up the leaderboard at the BMW PGA Championship on Saturday, each carding a brilliant 64 to share the lead. Their low rounds pushed them to the top as competitors battled through testing conditions

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Thrilling Comeback: Ludvig Åberg Clinches Genesis Invitational with a Last-Minute Birdie!

Thrilling Comeback: Ludvig Åberg Clinches Genesis Invitational with a Last-Minute Birdie!

Swedish golfer Ludvig Åberg staged an incredible comeback on Sunday, overcoming a daunting four-shot deficit to clinch victory at the Genesis Invitational by a nail-biting single stroke. With a stunning final-round score of 66, Åberg sealed his triumph with a crucial birdie on the 18th hole, finishing at an impressive 13-under par. This remarkable win not only marks his first PGA Tour title but also makes him the first Swedish player ever to take home this prestigious tournament.

Åberg’s victory is more than just personal glory; it represents a significant milestone for European golfers who have faced challenges in making their mark on the PGA Tour in recent years. His success could ignite a new wave of European talent eager to shine on the American circuit

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Jesper Åberg’s Sudden Withdrawal from Pebble Beach Pro-Am: A Setback for the Rising Golfer

Jesper Åberg’s Sudden Withdrawal from Pebble Beach Pro-Am: A Setback for the Rising Golfer

Swedish golfer Jesper Åberg has unfortunately withdrawn from the Pebble Beach Pro-Am due to an undisclosed illness, as announced by tournament officials on Wednesday. Ranked 386th in the world, Åberg was set to make his mark alongside Patrick Cantlay when the tournament kicked off on Thursday. This marks the second withdrawal this week, following Harold Varner III’s exit on Tuesday due to a back injury. With Åberg’s departure, the competitive field now stands at 155 players

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Aberg Soars Ahead with Stellar 63 at Torrey Pines!

Aberg Soars Ahead with Stellar 63 at Torrey Pines!

TORREY PINES (California), Jan 26 (Reuters) – Maverick Aberg electrified the course with a stunning eight-under-par 63, seizing a commanding three-stroke lead after the opening round of the Farmers Insurance Open on Thursday.

Aberg, who kicked off his round on the back nine, dazzled fans by sinking six birdies in his first nine holes, including an impressive trio at 16, 17, and 18. After a minor setback with a bogey at the second hole, he quickly regained momentum with a birdie at six and capped off his front side with another thrilling run of three consecutive birdies.

Hot on his heels are American Taylor Montgomery and South Korean Lee Kyoung-hoon, both tied for second place after impressive rounds of 66.

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**Aberg’s Comeback: Defending His Title at RSM After Surgery!**

**Aberg’s Comeback: Defending His Title at RSM After Surgery!**

Stewart Cink isn’t the only former RSM Classic champion making waves this week at Sea Island.

Joining him is Robby Shelton, who dazzled fans with back-to-back victories at Sea Island in 2019 and 2020. This week, he’s eager to climb the leaderboard once more.

Shelton recently secured a T-7 finish at the Houston Open, marking his best performance since a T-5 earlier this year at the Farmers Insurance Open.

At just 29 years old, Shelton has faced challenges this season, missing 11 cuts in 22 events. However, he’s beginning to rediscover his rhythm on the course.

“I’m definitely starting to see some things that I’ve been working on start to come together,” Shelton shared. “It’s frustrating when you’re not playing well and you’re putting in the effort but not seeing results. But I knew if I kept doing the work, it was going to come around.

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