Ludvig Aberg is the kind of player Jon Rahm once worried about. It was October 2022 when Rahm was still with the PGA Tour.

The PGA Tour’s West Coast swing has come to a close. We’re three signature events into the season with the Players Championship only a month away. After an awesome finish Sunday as Ludvig Åberg birdied four of the final six holes to win at Torrey Pines,

The Genesis Invitational was a massive ratings success. As Ludvig Åberg hunted down Maverick McNealy to win one of the PGA Tour’s signature events, 3.4 million people tuned in on CBS, according to Sports Business Journal.

The final round of the Genesis Invitational generated great ratings for the PGA Tour even without Tiger Woods, who pulled out of the tournament.

There is something eerie about the spot where Ludvig Åberg made his birdie putt from that won him the 2025 Genesis Invitational. It’s a familiar place to golf fans everywhere, to those old enough to remember the 2008 U.

Ludvig Åberg won the Genesis Invitational by one shot over Maverick McNealy at Torrey Pines Golf Club. McNealy led for much of the tournament but bogeyed the 14th hole and couldn't recover. Ludvig Åberg finally has a follow-up PGA Tour hit, and it was a huge one.

One of the PGA Tour’s Signature Events culminated Sunday with Ludvig Aberg claiming victory at the Genesis Invitational. In a highly dramatic finish, Aberg played flawlessly down the stretch and birdied 18 to win by a single stroke over Maverick McNealy.