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Who is Nicolai Hojgaard on Masters leaderboard? No Danish golfer has ever won at Augusta

Atop the Masters leaderboard you have a who's who of golf royalty: World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau, six-time PGA Tour winner Max Homa, Ryder Cup hero Ludvig Åberg.

Then there's a relative unknown in Nicolai Hojgaard.

Just 23 years old and making his first Masters appearance, Højgaard is looking to become the first Danish player to win the Masters. He is tied for fourth entering the final round, five shots behind leader Scheffler.

Here's everything to know about Hojgaard:

Who is Nicolai Hojgaard?

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Højgaard is a Danish professional golfer who currently plays on the PGA Tour and European Tour.

He turned pro at 19 years old and, in 2021, won his first European Tour event at the DS Automobiles Italian Open, following his twin brother Rasmus' win at the Omega European Masters to become the first brothers to win in back-to-back weeks on the European Tour.

Nicolai picked up his second European Tour victory in 2022 at the Ras Al Khaimah Championship and earned a spot on the European team in the  2023 Ryder Cup , where he went 0-2-1 in a 16.5-11.5 European win. Two months later, he won the DP World Tour Championship.

In 2024, he is playing his first full season on the PGA Tour and took second place at the Farmers Insurance Open earlier this year.

Nicolai Hojgaard Masters results, major tournament history

Hojgaard has made six major championship appearances, but never the Masters. He has finished as high as a tie for 23rd, as well as a tie for 53rd, at the Open Championship and tied for 50th at the PGA Championship, along with missing two cuts.

Nicolai Hojgaard's career earnings

Hojgaard has career earnings of $2,481,615 in PGA Tour-sponsored events, to his PGA Tour profile . His European Tour profile lists career earnings of more than 6.6 million Euro (just over $7 million by conversion).

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Ludvig Åberg finishes solo second in major debut at Masters Tournament

Ludvig Åberg carded three-straight scores under par to finish solo second at the 88th Masters, his first appearance in a major championship. (Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)

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Ludvig Åberg was in college this time a year ago. Sunday, he finished solo second in his Masters debut, also his first major-championship start.

Åberg, 24, finished 7-under at his first Masters, four strokes back of winner Scottie Scheffler, and was Scheffler’s predominant adversary on the back nine Sunday until the world No. 1 pulled away with birdies on Nos. 13, 14 and 15. Åberg fell short of becoming the first Masters first-timer to win since Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979, but the early indications are that he’ll have more chances to earn a green jacket.

Åberg was derailed Sunday by a double bogey at the par-4 11th hole, where he pulled a 216-yard approach into a water hazard left of the green and didn’t get up and down, but he rallied with birdies on Nos. 13 and 14 and kept a clean card from there to the house.

“Keep the ball in front of you” is perhaps on the Mount Rushmore of golf clichés, but Åberg believes it to his core. With the help of his caddie Joe Skovron, the Texas Tech alum applied that principle down the stretch Sunday to polish off a final-round 69 at Augusta National Golf Club, a strong cap to a week that also featured under-par scores in the second and third rounds (69 and 70 respectively) on the week’s two toughest-scoring days, where anything under par was something to savor.

“I think I've always tried to be positive,” Åberg said afterward. “This place has so many nuances to it, so many subtle things off the greens and off the tee that I trust my caddie, Joe, a lot with, and he's helped me tremendously this week in terms of those things.

“It's a fine balance between being aggressive to the right spots and not being overly aggressive, because you can put yourself in some really tough, tricky spots. I felt like we did a good job all week of making sure that at least you have a chance of getting up-and-down and all these things. I allude a lot to my caddie, Joe, for that.”

Åberg has proven to relish the biggest moments, a smooth-swinging, long-hitting Swede whose combination of poise and athleticism would suggest that he was designed in a golf laboratory. He finished atop last year’s PGA TOUR University Ranking to earn immediate PGA TOUR membership; he took the baton and ran with it. He won on the DP World Tour last summer, was part of the European Team’s Ryder Cup victory and won his first TOUR title at The RSM Classic last fall.

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The Masters was his first start in a major championship, which would seem counterintuitive but is simply a reflection of this early stage of his career. His presence on the leaderboard late Sunday might have been surprising in the sense of Augusta National’s nuanced challenges, but Åberg isn’t the type to waste time in solving a riddle.

The golf world is scratching its collective head, looking for answers as for how to stop Scheffler, who has won three of his last four TOUR starts (and finished runner-up by a stroke in the other) and has compiled historic ball-striking numbers for the past two years. Perhaps Åberg could offer a challenge in the months and years to come.

“Ludvig played great today,” Scheffler said just before accepting his second green jacket in Butler Cabin. “He made a good move at me there on the back nine and I was fortunate to hold him off towards the end.”

With his solo second finish, Åberg also likely assures a spot in next year’s Masters (the event has traditionally invited the top 12 and ties to return the next year, although 2025 eligibility criteria have yet to be announced).

Still it’s a safe bet that Åberg will check the boxes of several Masters eligibility criteria for years to come.

“Playing here at Augusta National is a dream come true,” Åberg said afterward. “Just to be in this situation and feel the nerves and feel the pressure walking down the last couple holes is what you dream of. This is what I have been wanting to do for such a long time, and it's quite surreal to actually have the opportunity to experience it. But I'm so proud of me, myself and all of the people on my team and my family and everyone involved.”

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Who is Ryan Fox? The New Zealand golfer is moving up the Masters leaderboard

Ryan Fox has entered the green jacket discussion after his sizzling start to the third round of the Masters.

Fox birdied holes 1, 2 and 3 and is in the top 10. A relative unknown, the New Zealand professional golfer is making just his second Masters appearance and has yet to record a top-10 finish all year.

Here's everything to know about Fox:

Who is Ryan Fox?

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Fox is 37 years old and has dual membership on the PGA and DP World tours.

He turned pro in 2012 and immediately had top fourth-place finishes on the PGA Tour of Australasia before breaking through in 2014 with a win at the Western Australia Open. He then won the Queensland PGA Championship in 2015 and in 2017 earned his card for the European Tour, where he grabbed his first win in 2019 with the ISPS Handa World Super 6 Perth.

After a drought, Fox won the Ras al Khaimah Classic in 2022 and earned special temporary membership on the  PGA Tour a year later. In September 2023, Fox won the  BMW PGA Championship  at Wentworth. 

In 2024, Fox has made just three made cuts in eight PGA starts this season, no finish better than T35. But that's looking to change this weekend.

Ryan Fox's Masters results, major tournament history

Fox tied for 26th in his debut at the Masters last year. His best finish at the U.S. Open is a tie for 41st in 2018, and he tied for 23rd at the PGA Championship last year. His best major finish was at the Open Championship, a tie for 16th in 2019.

Ryan Fox's career earnings

Fox has a career earnings of $2,084,018 on the PGA Tour and more than 10 million Euro on the European Tour.

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5 things to know about Ludvig Aberg, one of the PGA Tour’s fastest rising new stars

Aberg, a texas tech product, has already won on tour and participated in a ryder cup..

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10:17 AM on Apr 14, 2024 CDT — Updated at 9:28 PM on Apr 14, 2024 CDT

Since leaving Texas Tech to head to the pros, Ludvig Aberg has made an instant splash on the PGA Tour. Here are five things to know about one of the newest names in golf...

First major appearance

The Masters was the first major appearance of Aberg’s career. After going over par on Thursday (+1), the 24-year-old put together three solid rounds and finished second at 7-under behind Scottie Scheffler.

How he got here

After a pair of dominant seasons at Texas Tech , Aberg finished No. 1 in the 2023 PGA Tour University Ranking. The distinction earned the Eslov, Sweden native PGA Tour membership for the remainder of 2023 season as well as the 2024 season. He was also ranked as the world’s No. 1 amateur.

Texas Tech accolades

Aberg won just about every major award college golf had to offer.

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As a senior, he swept the Jack Nicklaus Award, the Fred Haskins Award and the Ben Hogan Award. He joined John Rahm as the only player to repeat as the winner of the Ben Hogan Award.

He won a program-record eight times while at Texas Tech, and became the first golfer to win back-to-back Big 12 Conference Championship titles in both 2022 and 2023.

Ryder Cup participant

Putting a stamp on his rapid rise in the golf world , Aberg earned a spot on Europe’s Ryder Cup team last year just three months after turning professional.

First PGA Tour win

A few months later, Aberg added to his astonishing rookie season when he won the RSM Classic in Nov. 2023, his first PGA Tour title to go along with a European tour victory and a winning debut in the Ryder Cup .

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