Ludvig Aberg.

[greenlex]

Not a star in the making but a bona fide star right now. Golfs next big superstar.

[Just_Jimmy]

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Not a star in the making but a bona fide star right now. Golfs next big superstar.

Generational talent.

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[theonlywayisup]

Makes golf look unbelievably easy! I love the way that he takes very little time in hitting the ball.

Look at what he's achieved so far:

• Top of the 2022–23 PGA Tour University rankings
• He turned professional in June 2023, ending his amateur career ranked number one on the World Amateur Golf Ranking.
• In 4th professional start at the John Deere Classic, he recorded his first top-10 on the tour; a final-round 63 put him in a tie for fourth place.
• In 8th professional start, at the D+D Real Czech Masters, he finished in a tie for fourth place after a final-round 66.
• In 9th professional start, at the Omega European Masters, he recorded his first win as a professional.
• In 11th professional start, finished as joint runner-up in the Sanderson Farms Championship, losing to Luke List in a five-man playoff.
• In 14th professional start (11th on PGA tour), wins the RSM Classic by four strokes.
• Became the first player to be selected for a Ryder Cup without having played in a major championship.
• In the Saturday Ryder Cup foursomes session, he and Viktor Hovland recorded a 9 & 7 victory over world number one Scottie Scheffler and reigning PGA Champion and multi major winner Brooks Koepka, setting a new record for the largest winning margin in an 18-hole Ryder Cup match.
• Up to World Ranking 32 after only 14 professional tournaments.

Not since Tiger have we seen someone emerge on the scene like Aberg.

[Golden Bear]

After yesterday's tournament, he holds the best ever weekend aggregate scores for a PGA tour event (61+61 = 122,) plus he's tied the lowest winning 4 round aggregate of 253.

That's some rootin tootin shooting!