Masters Runner-Up Ludvig Aberg Major Ambitions World No.1 Goal

Ludvig Aberg impresses with runner-up finish at Masters, aims for Major titles and World No.1 status after meteoric rise.

Ludvig Aberg had a brief moment of glory when he tied with Scottie Scheffler at the top of the leaderboard before encountering a setback on the 11th hole. Despite finishing as the runner-up at the Masters in his first Major Championship appearance, Aberg is setting his sights on bigger goals - winning major titles and achieving the World No.1 status.

The 24-year-old Swede, who recently turned professional, gave Scheffler a run for his money during the final day at Augusta National. However, a costly error on the 11th hole, where he found the water to the left of the green, resulted in a double bogey. Despite this setback, Aberg remained positive and managed to bounce back with birdies on the 13th and 14th holes, ultimately finishing in second place, four shots behind Scheffler.

Aberg expressed his ambitions to become a Major champion and attain the top spot in the world rankings, emphasizing that these goals have been his focus since he started playing golf. His rapid rise in the past 10 months, including his first win on the DP World Tour and a victory on the PGA Tour, has solidified his potential as a top contender in the golf world.

Looking ahead to his next challenge at the PGA Championship in May, Aberg reflected on the valuable experiences and lessons learned from his debut at the Masters. Despite the growing expectations surrounding him, Aberg remains grounded and focused on his game, prioritizing preparation and maintaining consistency in his performance.

As Aberg's reputation continues to grow, he is already being considered a favorite for the upcoming PGA Championship. However, he remains humble, stating that his primary focus is on playing good golf and being prepared for each tournament. The experience gained at the Masters has reinforced his belief in his abilities and his commitment to staying true to his approach to the game.