Ludvig Aberg only had one thing on his mind at Wimbledon with girlfriend Olivia Peet
PGA Tour and European Ryder Cup star Ludvig Aberg has shared snaps of his day watching tennis at Wimbledon with his girlfriend Olivia Peet.
PGA Tour star Ludvig Aberg revealed he only had one thing on his mind as he rocked up to Wimbledon with his girlfriend Olivia Peet to enjoy the tennis.
Aberg shared snaps of his day in SW19 on Sunday, where he watched Carlos Alcaraz dispatch Ugo Humbert in four sets.
The Swedish phenom has got the golf bug, though, and revealed that all he wanted to do was hit a full 60 degree off the grass court.
One of us! One of us!
Aberg isn't the only high-profile golfer who has been spotted at Wimbledon this year.
England's Justin Rose was pictured with his wife Kate after he made it through Final Qualifying to book his spot in the field for next week's Open Championship at Royal Troon.
"One of my favourite days of the year," Rose wrote on X. "My body is still recovering from those 36 holes yesterday."
As for Aberg's girlfriend Olivia, it's extremely unlikely she had intrusive golf thoughts as she watched the action unfold.
Olivia, who met the golfer at Texas Tech University, is a tennis ace.
Born in Manchester, England, she was at one point ranked among the top 10 players nationally.
Her time at Texas Tech saw her win 73 singles matches and 71 doubles matches.
She reached a career-best of 115 in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Rankings.
Olivia and Aberg were spotted for the first time as a couple last September before the annual Ryder Cup gala dinner.
What next for Ludvig Aberg?
Aberg will next be in action at this week's Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick.
He will be making his second appearance in Scotland's national open. Rory McIlroy is the defending champion.
Aberg tied for second last year in his rookie season.
The Scottish Open is the final event ahead of The Open Championship.
Aberg is having a good season, only missing one cut from 14 starts.
In the majors, Aberg finished second to Scottie Scheffler at the 2024 Masters, tied for 12th at the US Open and missed the cut at the PGA Championship.
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Sony Open | T-30 |
Farmers Insurance Open | T-9 |
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am | 2 |
Genesis Invitational | T-19 |
Arnold Palmer Invitational | T-25 |
The Players | 8 |
Valero Texas Open | T-14 |
Masters Tournament | 2 |
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PGA Championship | MC |
the Memorial | T-5 |
US Open | T-12 |
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