Ludvig Åberg drops one position in the results list but is still in the top fight after the second round of the PGA tour event Arnold Palmer Invitational in Florida.
He is tied for third place with seven strokes under par after the American Daniel Berger, who continues to lead by a large margin with 13 strokes under par.
Åberg had a second round of 71 and described the course as “difficult and windy” for TenGolf. He had the most problems between the eighth hole where he hit a bogey and the tenth hole where he made a double bogey. Afterwards he was still satisfied.
– My game is going in the right direction. I missed some in the middle but managed to get some at the end, he tells TenGolf.
He shares third place with American Collin Morikawa. In second place is Bathia Akshay, USA, at 8 under par.
Alex Norén finished the second round at par, 72 strokes.
