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.

Course record, 2nd on Race to Dubai, 25th consecutive cut made and very close a win!
Scandinavian Mixed 2024 was another great Tournament by Sebastian. Day 1 was excellent. Shooting -9 (63) and a new course record for Vasatorp.

This weekend Sebastian played his third Major, The PGA Championship. Probably the best field he ever played in, with all ranked top 100 players in the world competing.

First priority was to make the cut and YES! A great Friday, including a Hole in One on the eight hole! It was actually the first HiO at Valhalla on a PGA Championship since 1996!

Finishing T68 was not what we had hoped for but beeing the best in the field on Friday, Strokes Gained, Approach to  Green, and hitting 15/18 greens (ranked 4) was promising for rest of the season.

watch the HIO here!

Sebastian’s success in the Asian swing gave him a place in the coming (16-19 May) Major tournament, U.S.PGA Championship, Valhalla GC, Louisville, Kentucky, USA.

The amazing results from the tour to Asia are:

T21 at the Porsche Singapore Classic
T2 at the Indian Hero Open
2nd at the ISPS Handa Championship in Japan
T3 at the Volvo China Open

For the second Tournament in a row Sebastian finish 2nd. Back to back runner up takes Sebastian to 1st place at the Asian swing and we look forward to the coming week and the Volvo China Open.

What an exciting tournament in India! T2 and lot of good points on the Race to Dubai ranking.

7 Birdies in the first 9!
9 birdies but also one quadruple bogey and one triple bogey on the first day.

It was a great round but with two unlucky holes.

2024 started with the International Swing. Sebastian played 5 weeks in a row, made 5 new cuts whereof 2 top 10’s. (Bahrain T6 and Ras Al Khaimah T9)

That means he played the weekend 19 tournaments in a row. Didn’t missed a cut since end of June 2023.

The 5 weeks on the road is now followed by 5 weeks of rest and practice. Well deserved!

2023 was Sebastian’s best season ever.
Of the 25 tournaments he played he had one 2nd place and another 5 top 10s and he finished 25th on Race to Dubai.

In addition, right before Christmas he picked another top 10, finishing T3 in the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open on Mauritius. (belongs to the 2024 Race to Dubai)

For the second consecutive year, Sebastian qualified for the Tour Championship in Dubai with the 50 best players on the Tour.

Nedbank Golf Challenge, South Africa, is the last tournament to try to position yourself before the Tour Championship in Dubai. Sebastian had a very good week, finishing T6 and climbed 4 spots on the Race To Dubai ranking. (now 21).

23 birdies in three days!

Due to heavy rains The Dunhill Links Championship was shortened in to 3 rounds. At two of those Sebastian had the lowest score of the day.

Sebastian with his Goddaughter and youngest fan Ella.
Ella came to Switzerland and Crans Montana to watch her Godfather score some birdies.

Omega Masters! Crans Montana! Wow!

This course and this Tournament is really something special. Looking one way we could see great golf and looking the other way we were whatching astonishing breathtaking views.