The Swede managed to play the eleventh hole before play was suspended for the day. He walked in the penultimate ball. The start of the competition was delayed 2.5 hours due to rain and wind.
– Very impressive and solidly played by Ludvig. Perhaps he can benefit from starting at twelve tomorrow when the wind has died down. And we all know what you can do on holes 13 and 15 so it can be really good for Åberg in the end, says SVT’s expert Jesper Parnevik.
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Continues 1.50pm today
It will be a short night’s sleep for Åberg, who can continue the second round already at 07.50 (13.50 Swedish time), by teeing off on hole 12 down in “Amen Corner”. A total of 25 holes of play awaits the Swede on Friday.
The Swede is tied for ninth in the field, five strokes behind the lead.
During a windy first round, American Bryson DeChambeau took the lead in the competition with a round of 65, with world number one Scottie Scheffler a stroke behind at -6.