Ludvig Åberg, a 24-year-old Swedish golfer, is making his debut at the Masters, despite being ranked as the No. 6 golfer in the world by DataGolf. Known for his cool casual charm and efficient swing, Åberg is a rising star in the golfing world.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — The problem is he makes it look so easy. Like it never won’t be. The quick, efficient swing looks like he’s hardly trying, like he’s casually whipping around a toothpick in his hands and not taking any of this seriously. To watch Ludvig Åberg and think this is the case is normal. To believe it would be a grave mistake. Advertisement Watching Åberg on a golf course — or any setting at all — is to see cool casual charm.
Nobody is going to blame him for a bad week. Wait. Åberg hits an 81-yard pitch shot to eight feet from the hole. Birdie, the only one in the star-studded group. Advertisement So how does Åberg react internally when he makes a mistake? He hardly shows a thing. When he misses a makeable putt, he doesn’t so much as grimace. Normally, he simply tilts his head like he’s just calmly but confusedly trying to decipher the correct path. “I don’t get very angry,” he said this week.
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