AUGUSTA, Ga. — Ludvig Aberg is back for a second Masters start and he’s got a new plan of attack for Augusta National. In regards to dealing with Augusta National’s patrons, that is.
The 25-year-old Swede nearly became the second-ever rookie to win the Masters last year, finishing runner-up to Scottie Scheffler. And he briefly held the outright lead as he headed to the back nine on Sunday. Then he dropped down the leaderboard. After dropping a power bar.
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Here’s the moment that went viral in case you don’t remember:
Ludvig Åberg's mid-round snack is a goner. #themasters pic.twitter.com/xQOyU8gCws
— Golf on CBS ⛳ (@GolfonCBS) April 14, 2024
Anyway, Aberg is back and more prepared as he acknowledged in a funny exhange with a reporter that ened his Tuesday press conference.
Q. Do we have a new plan this year for mid-round snack security and interacting with fans?
LUDVIG ABERG: High fives right hand, snacks in left hand.
Sounds like a smart strategy, Ludvig. Oh, and make sure to stay to the right of the 11th green with your approach shot on Sunday this time as well. Just saying.
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