Ludvig Aberg criticized after his conduct on the 17th hole on Sunday at the Valero Texas Open
Ludvig Aberg came up short once again on Sunday at the Valero Texas Open. Aberg posted a final round 70 on day four of the Valero Texas Open but it wasn’t enough as J.
Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images Ludvig Aberg came up short once again on Sunday at the Valero Texas Open. Aberg posted a final round 70 on day four of the Valero Texas Open but it wasn’t enough as J. J.
Spaun won his third PGA Tour title. The 26-year-old Swede has endured real disappointment on the PGA Tour over the past few weeks. Aberg threw away the lead at The Players Championship last month and he failed to get over the line once again on Sunday at the Valero Texas Open.
He finished in a tie for fifth and three late birdies actually flattered him in the end. The two-time PGA Tour winner was nowhere near good enough during the final round at TPC San Antonio and he will be fully aware of that fact. Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images Aberg was swinging the club beautifully at the Valero Texas Open earlier this week, but the his third and fourth rounds went on, the shakier he started to look.
Questions will now be asked of the Swede’s inability to get over the line when it really matters. Ludvig Aberg criticised after his conduct at the Valero Texas Open Aberg has to find a way of performing better during final rounds of tournaments. Given the game he possesses, he should have won so many more times in his career to date.