Ludvig Åberg Breaks Down Hole 3 at Oakmont – Mic’d Up Golf Strategy

Get inside the mind of Ludvig Åberg as he takes on Hole 3 at Oakmont Country Club, home to the famous church pew bunkers. With a mic’d-up walkthrough, Ludvig breaks down his pre-shot routine and approach strategy.

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The tower— like the left of the tower gives 
you the right line, and then that—yeah, that gap. Like your middle is pretty much like the left 
side of that gap, almost the edge of the bunker. Yeah, that’s the far bunker. And then 
left is basically the edge of the—yeah, left edge is basically left edge of 
that far bunker. Just what you see, right?
Yeah, good one.
Any chance that you guys would play short of that like little 
cover there and hit like 280 off the tee? No.
Send it? No chance for us.
Yeah, we got to use our weapon. What’s up, guys? Are you—
Oh yeah. Thank you. Me too. Yeah, there’s—dude, there’s so many, like, 
lines and blinds, and you know, getting, like, a tree back there and like—
Didn’t remember that we couldn’t see the flag stick from here.
Yeah, I can’t see it. I mean, perfect’s going to come down just left of that dead tree.
See that dead tree? Just left of the dead tree. Yeah, just left of the dead 
tree. I think they’re still here. What do we got?
Covers 34. Pin is 38. We want it landing around that 38.
And you got plenty of room long. Playing a little bit of hurt on this angle or not really?
I mean, it’s not supposed to be, but that’s what it looks like to me.
It does. Especially with where you’re throwing it. You know, you’re throwing 
it out here left and letting it get hit. Yeah. You’re going to start 
it left and let it get hit. Yeah. I—I mean, and long’s fine. So 
I’d rather play a little bit of hurt. Yeah. It’s 38. You said 38 
is where you want to land? 38, yeah. Going to mid-40.
Yeah, I think anywhere 40 to 45 depending on your flight.
Yeah. It’s just stock 9, isn’t it? Yeah. And perfect, like I said, comes 
down a little left of that dead tree. Are we good to go? Came up a little spinny, 
so it might not be enough. It’s probably a little short there, isn’t it? Yeah, probably. It could be a 
little right too. I couldn’t tell. It’s the right distance. Where is it?
Oh, right there. Oh yeah. Nice. Perfect.
Yeah, it didn’t get hurt. And shot link from the fairway is always going to give you 
kind of a gauge towards the middle of the green. Are you always sort of hedging towards 
right of it to have this putt from this side or it doesn’t really matter?
Yeah, I would agree. It’s probably right. Yeah.
Yeah, especially those, you want to be right of it. This 
one, you can just—I would just stay aggressive. Stay aggressive, yeah.
Because you don’t mind that chip. No, exactly.
That one you’re obviously staying long. That one you’re staying 
short. It’s just correct side, isn’t it? Yeah. It’s just a correct side hole, for sure. So, she’s telling Hans, like, on a few 
of those rough chips—especially when it’s sitting deep but you have some green 
to work with—I want to feel like I’m moving the low point a little bit towards it.
Yeah, because as soon as you get behind it, it’s just game over, right?
So like, on those, I try to feel a little bit of that.
Yeah, just to get a little bit more shaft, to get it, like, popping and, like, tumbling.
Sweet. Get that one there, and then some 
from over here to both of these. It’s so wild how obviously fast it is going that 
way, but then also how slow it is going that way. Like, you really got to tell 
yourself to hit it firm. Mine was going in!
Mine too! Yeah. Good luck this week.
Thanks. Good luck this week. Thank you.
Henrik. Henrik, thanks for making it. Good 
luck to you, man. Bring it home. Thank you. Good luck.
310. Nice.
Too easy, I guess.