Once again, Sebastian put in a really solid performance at the very special Dunhill Links Championship. Three rounds on three different courses, paired with an amateur, followed by the cut and finally the final round on the legendary Old Course at St Andrews.

A T17 finish is something to be really happy about, even though, as always, we were hoping for that win. Maybe next week! 🤞

A place that holds some very special memories. This was where Sebastian claimed his maiden win on the European Tour back in 2019. Hard to believe it’s already been seven years!

If the weather stays as good as the forecast suggests, it’s going to be a pretty wonderful place to spend the week. 🏔️⛳️

The visit to the great Great Northern in Kerteminde, Denmark, didn’t end as we had all hoped. A missed cut by just one stroke. Still, Friday’s round was full of opportunities, and a lot of putts came close — unfortunately, just not close enough.

For the first time DP World Tour this week will visit Great Northern in Denmark, located in Kerteminde on the island of Funen,
Great Northern is one of the most significant modern golf developments in Scandinavia purpose-built for championship golf and international events.

We’re looking forward to visit this great venue and meet the always happy Danes

Great job Dad!
Little Leo was watching Dad Sebastian play his best tournament this season. After holding the 54 hole lead, the 4th round was a challenge for the players. Strong winds and tricky flags took their victims. With a fantastic approach on the last hole, Sebastian was able to nail a simple birdie and secure a shared 3rd place.

Ten years ago, on the Challenge Tour, Sebastian won at Karen CC in Nairobi and received the price from the President himself. This year he finished T9 after another well played weekend. Two weeks in a row he reached Top 10.

Next week he will play The South African Open in Cape Town.

After a great weekend Sebastian managed to secure a tied 5th in Qatar. After some missed cuts this season, this was a great confirmation of ascending form.

Next week Sebastian will shuffle some snow home in Gothenburg and the week after he’ll be warmed up again as he returns to Kenya and Karen Country Club. Sweet memories maybe comes up as he has a victory here in 2016 on the Challenge Tour.

The Season 2025 had both ups and downs for Sebastian. To play in The Open for the first time, at Royal Portrush, was of course one of the big ups. Staying out of tournaments because of an injury was of course on the downside.
Compared to earlier years he dropped on the DP World Tour Ranking but in November he popped up to number one on another ranking: The Lovely Father Ranking.

On the 17th of November little Junior was born and this week he is already attending his 2nd tournament this season – Bapco Energies Bahrain Championship

Maybe we’ll see them play together in the PNC Championship some years from now!