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!

In Sebastian’s first appearance at The Open he nicely made the cut by two great birdies on 16 and 17 at the end of the second round. It wasn’t like that on the weekend, that the birdies fell in, but despite that the game felt good.

Team Söderberg has finished all preparations. Swing coach Magnusson seemed to be satisfied after the last practice day. The one thing that they can’t control is the weather. Today was fantastic with sunshine and no wind but the forecast is showing rain for the days to come.

Sebastian will play with the former Open champion (2016) Henrik Stensson so we also look forward to “who will be the best Swede in the ball”

Genesis Scottish Open was a very good rehearsal for The Open, coming up later this week. The almost unScottish weather, with Sunshine and only little wind, created a good atmosphere for the big crowd.

Great to be back in Scotland again and Genesis Scottish Open.
This is a high ranked tournament containing a world Class field where most of the players also will be playing The Open at Royal Portrush (Northern Ireland) next week so the competition is the best there is.
Sebastian is ready to face the challenge, both for The Scottish Open and The Open and it is very exciting to be onsite and follow Sebastian and Jesper these coming weeks. Hopefully we can come back with some good stories and lot of photos.

It’s been a frustrating two months for Sebastian, after an injury, not getting the consistancy that helps building momentum. He was little angry on himself on Thursday (+3), much better on Friday (-5) and then a super Saturday (-8), moving up to T5.

The Final Qualifying for US Open was played at Walton Heath, UK, last Monday. Sebastian, who only played 4 tournaments since January, didn’t succeeded qualifying, still achieved something extra ordinary.

On the 16th hole, on the old course, Sebastian holed the second shot on the par 5, 535 yards/489 meter for an Albatross. They don’t come often and this was Sebastian’s first one.

Hopefully the Albatross  gave him some good energy for this weeks competition in the Soudal Open in Belgium.

Last week, at the Ras Al Khaimah Championship, Sebastian had a super weekend. Thursday and Friday -1, Saturday and Sunday -11.
Hopefully he can bring some of that good feeling into this week at the Bapco Energies Bahrain Championship.

The 2024 season has ended. For Sebastian this was a year divided in two by a muscle rupture that caused a three month involuntarily break, which of course made it little harder to get back in same shape as in the first six months. Despite the long brake the season was his best ever on DP World Tour. Sebastian was also very close to receive one of the ten PGA-tour cards that was at stake but this is now history and we’re looking forward, wishing for a new exciting season.

Thursday is the start of the last tournament this season, the Tour Championship in Dubai.

Tuesday was the ProAm day at Jumeirah Golf Estate. The Pro Am teams consist of one Pro and three Amateurs and it was a relaxed round with lot of laughs but also a chance for the pro to find out what clubs to use at different holes.

After an almost three months absence, due to injury, Sebastian is now playing his third competition, the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth starting on his 34th birthday.

Sebastian Söderberg thinks it is too early to hope for great deeds, but he is very happy to be back.

What a great comeback! After almost a three months break it was wonderful to see Sebastian out there again. Another made cut (26th consecutive) and finishing T12 was probably better than most of us had expected. Most important though, was that the earlier muscle rupture seem to be completely healed.

All those weeks of patient rehabilitation payed off and we can look forward for the next challenge already this week  at the Amgen Irish Open!

After an almost 3 months long interruption, due to a muscle rupture, Sebastian is this week back in the game.