That’s all she wrote, folks! The Genesis Invitational has come to a close on this beautiful Sunday evening, and I am more than thrilled with the weekend that transpired. So how did it all shake out? Keep reading to find out.

Winner, winner, gimme that Sweden dinner!

Ludvig Åberg really showed up this week with an unforgettable performance, exceeding expectations and demonstrating remarkable skill on the course. He proved he can come in clutch with the game on the line, showcasing not only his talent but also his mental toughness in high-pressure situations. This marks his second title win on the PGA Tour, a significant milestone that highlights his rapid ascent in professional golf. As he continues to refine his technique and gain experience, it is easy to see that this kid is on his way to glory, captivating fans with his charisma and determination. With each tournament, Åberg solidifies his reputation as a rising star, and many are eager to see how far his potential will take him in the competitive world of golf.

Shot of the week:

Hands down, the shot of the week comes from our champion Åberg, who aced the challenging third hole (par 3, 140 yards) in the thrilling third round on Saturday. The moment was electric, with fans erupting in cheers as the ball soared through the air, making its way towards the pin with impressive precision. I think I need to give this guy a call to see how he put so much spin on this ball, as it’s not every day a player pulls off such a remarkable feat. His technique and skill are truly inspiring, leaving many in awe and eager to learn from his approach to the game.

Whats the payout:

With the win, Åberg’s bank account will definitely be getting fatter, adding a significant sum to his already impressive earnings. He takes home a whopping $4 million. What do I always say, ladies and gentlemen? Must be nice! In addition, he also takes home the 700 FedExCup points that come along with the money, putting him in first place in the FedExCup standings.

My Pick Results:

Scottie Scheffler finished tied for third, posting an overall score of -9. He is slowly making his way to the top, and you can bet your ace that he will emerge victorious in the next couple of weeks.

My Sleeper Pick Results:

I knew it; I just had this feeling in my gut that Tony Finau would do something impressive this week. He finished tied for fifth with an overall score of -8. You do you, Tony, and keep making me look good.

Check out the final leaderboard below.

Place	Name	Round 4	Final Score
1	L. Åberg	-6	-12
2	P. McNealy	-8	-11
T3	P. Rodgers	-1	-9
T3	S. Scheffler	-6	-9
T5	T. Finau	-4	-8
T5	D. McCarthy	-1	-8
T5	T. Fleetwood	-4	-8
T5	P. Cantlay	-4	-8
T9	A. Bhatia	-5	-6
T9	J. Thomas	-3	-6
T9	N. Taylor	-4	-6

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