PGA Champions Shed Light on Ludvig Aberg's Shocking Golf Rule-Blowing Story!

Photo by David Cannon/Getty Images Ludvig Aberg leads The Players Championship by three strokes heading into the final round on Sunday. Aberg posted a third round 71 at TPC Sawgrass on Saturday to take control of The Players Championship. Meanwhile, the Swede’s playing partner, Schauffele, experienced contrasting fortunes and labored to a disappointing round of 74.

It was thought that Aberg and Schauffele would separate themselves from the pack on day three of The Players , but the American never quite had his best stuff. Photo by David Cannon/Getty Images The 26-year-old from Sweden struggled early on as well, but managed to shoot under par, largely thanks to his eagle on the 11th. Aberg shot 63 on Friday at The Players and that round put him in pole position to win at TPC Sawgrass .

While his third round was nowhere near as good as his second, he managed to do what all great players do by posting a score under par. However, it wasn’t all plain sailing for Aberg in Ponte Vedra Beach on Saturday. What rules official warned Ludvig Aberg and Xander Schauffele about at The Players The two-time PGA Tour winner is well-known for his unflustered nature.

He is always cool and composed, regardless of how he is playing. However, that relaxed approach would have been tested to the limit on the fifth hole on Saturday. Aberg spoke to reporters after finishing his third round at Sawgrass on Saturday evening.