Ludvig Åberg, once seen as a leading contender to disrupt Scottie Scheffler’s position as world number one, is currently struggling with his form. Despite his early success, including a PGA Tour debut win and a second-place finish at the Masters, Åberg’s recent performances have raised concerns about his ability to compete at the highest levels.

Critical Weaknesses in Åberg’s Game Raise Alarm

Golf expert Dan Rapaport pinpointed that Åberg’s troubles stem mainly from his short game, particularly around the greens and putting. These weaknesses have resulted in poor rankings and multiple missed cuts at major tournaments, putting Åberg’s hopes of threatening Scheffler’s dominance in jeopardy.

Rising Pressure Ahead of Ryder Cup Selection

As Åberg’s position for the European Ryder Cup team becomes uncertain, other top players like Rory McIlroy and Viktor Hovland continue to perform strongly. The mounting pressure on Åberg to recover his form intensifies with the looming prospect of competing against a confident American team on their home courses.

Scottie Scheffler Maintains Control Amid Emerging Doubts

While Scottie Scheffler World Number One status remains secure, Åberg’s dreams of overtaking him seem increasingly distant due to his ongoing short game struggles. The question now is whether he can overcome these setbacks and rebuild his promising career on the PGA Tour.

“The root of Åberg’s downfall lies in his short game, which has crumbled under pressure.” —Dan Rapaport, Golf Analyst