Aberg Rallies Late to Win 2025 Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines

Ludvig Aberg rallies down the stretch at Torrey Pines to win Genesis Invitational

Aberg, who finished at 12-under 276, won $4 million for his third victory worldwide since turning pro in June 2023

Tiger Woods congratulates Ludvig Aberg on his Genesis Invitational victory

Ludvig Aberg surprised the golf public after he celebrated at the Genesis Invitational. The 25-year-old golfer had been ill for a few weeks, but was determined to return to golf courses, despite losing eight pounds in two days.  Tiger Woods was not part of this tournament as a golfer, but on the last day he came and surprised Aberg by congratulating him on his victory.  Ludvig was delighted with the arrival of Tiger, and pointed out that he firs…

Aberg rallies down stretch to win

SAN DIEGO — Ludvig Aberg never felt worse leaving a golf course than three weeks ago at Torrey Pines when he shared the 36-hole lead only to get violently ill from a stomach ailment and stagger to the finish with…

Aberg rallies down stretch to win the Genesis Invitational

SAN DIEGO — Ludvig Aberg never felt worse leaving a golf course than three weeks ago at Torrey Pines when he shared the 36-hole lead only to get violently ill from a stomach ailment and stagger to the finish with a 79. That’s what made Sunday — same course, different tournament — feel so sweet. Aberg was three shots behind and running out of holes when he hit three shots to near perfection for birdies and capped off his late rally with a 7-foot …

What clubs does Genesis Invitational winner Ludvig Aberg play? Winner’s bag

Take a closer look at the bag of Titleist, TaylorMade and Odyessy clubs Ludvig Aberg used to win his second PGA Tour title at the Genesis. The post What clubs does Genesis Invitational winner Ludvig Aberg play? Winner’s bag appeared first on Golf.

Aberg Rallies Late to Win 2025 Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines

Ludvig Aberg (right) celebrates with tournament host Tiger Woods (left) after winning the 2025 Genesis Invitational. (Photo by Brian Rothmuller/Icon Sportswire) Ludvig Aberg never felt worse leaving a golf course than three weeks ago at Torrey Pines when he shared the 36-hole lead only to get violently ill from a stomach ailment and stagger to the finish with a 79. That’s what made Sunday — same course, different tournament — feel so sweet. Aber…