Making his debut at Sedgefield Country Club, Aberg started on the 10th tee and traded two bogeys with one birdie before making the turn. “My first nine was a little bit more difficult. We had a lot of rain actually, which made it pretty difficult, ball wasn’t flying as far. But I just told myself to keep playing and knowing that you’ll get some opportunities with some wedges in par 5s.” He capitalized on the homeward half, scribbling five birdies without dropping a shot on his way into the clubhouse. He gained 4.2 strokes over the field with his 5-under 30. Aberg mentioned being a bit tired, still getting acclimated to the life of pro golf, but he remains one of the top rising stars on the PGA Tour.