Ludvig Åberg is rising in the Power 18 golf rankings ahead of the U.S. Open 2026.
He continues to play great golf, but seems to be missing something to take his game to the next level.
What happened at the PGA Championship?
The PGA Championship saw a surprise winner in Aaron Rai, while Jon Rahm silenced some critics with his performance.
Ludvig Åberg and Xander Schauffele played great golf, but couldn't quite get the wins they needed.
How does the Power 18 work?
The Power 18 provides insight into how golfers are currently performing, with a wider lens than just the last tournament, but narrower than the Official World Golf Rankings.
It takes into account recent events, giving a more accurate picture of a golfer's current form.
Ludvig Åberg's consistent play has earned him a spot in the Power 18, with a strong performance on the PGA Tour.
What's next for Ludvig Åberg?
The U.S. Open 2026 is approaching, and Ludvig Åberg will look to continue his rise in the rankings with a strong performance.
He'll face stiff competition from rivals like Jon Rahm, Scottie Scheffler, and Matt Fitzpatrick, who leads the way in terms of wins on the PGA Tour.
As of the latest rankings, Ludvig Åberg is still looking for his first major win, but his consistent play has him nearing the top.
The Power 18 golf rankings will continue to shift as the U.S. Open 2026 approaches, with Ludvig Åberg looking to make a move.