Aberg embraces fresh Masters test after runner-up debut

Golf-Sweden's Aberg a fan of cell phone-free Masters

AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Sweden's Ludvig Aberg said the strict ban on cell phones at the Masters is one of the characteristics he enjoys most about the prestigious tournament, saying it fosters a more focused environment for players and fans. Read full story

There is a total ban on fans at the Masters taking photographs. Something that Swedish golf star Ludvig Åberg likes. “It's really cool,” says the Swede.

2025 has been a roller coaster for Ludvig Åberg. Now he's back at Augusta National, a place that brings back good memories. “I feel very optimistic,” said the sophomore before the US Masters.

The first and, in many people's eyes, biggest golf major of the year begins on Thursday. Ludvig Åberg is one of the stars who wants to make history in the US Masters.

No.3 Schauffele likes chance of third win in four majors

Xander Schauffele says it's nice to lurk under the radar at the 89th Masters after struggling with a rib injury -- even while he chases a third victory in four majors.

AUGUSTA, Georgia, USA — The Masters begins Thursday at Augusta National, where defending champion Scottie Scheffler will attempt to win his third green bag.