MASTERS TOURNAMENT

April 11, 2025

Ludvig Aberg

Quick Quotes

Q. You've played six competitive rounds here in your young career. What's the most important lesson you think you've learned about competing in the Masters?

LUDVIG Ã…BERG: That is a loaded question. I think it demands so much discipline. It demands a lot of patience, which I think we've had over the last couple of days. I'd love to be a little bit sharper.

But I think in general, you can't really force things around here. Sometimes par is a good score. Sometimes even on the par-5s, sometimes par is a good score. Hopefully we can be a little bit sharper, but it's a cool place to play golf at.

Q. What do you want to sharpen up between now and your final 36?

LUDVIG Ã…BERG: I think a little bit better into the greens would be nice. I felt like -- you're going to hit a lot of fairways at this place, and then have a little bit better control. Today I felt like I hit some nice shots, but distance control was a little bit off, couldn't quite figure out the wind. So getting that a little bit sharper, getting a little bit closer to the hole would be appreciated.