Norway is currently in a golden era in sport, and at the forefront of this is Manchester City star Erling Haaland, and PGA Tour player Viktor Hovland. Haaland is perhaps the best striker in football at the moment, while Hovland is a Ryder Cup hero and former FedEx Cup champion.
Viktor Hovland’s Ryder Cup was bittersweet. Yes, he was an integral part of Team Europe’s away Ryder Cup success, winning a crucial point on Saturday alongside Robert MacIntyre that all but sealed the victory.
The 2025 Ryder Cup will be remembered as one of the most intense and chaotic editions in the event’s history. From the opening tee shot, the atmosphere was raucous, with the European team heckled relentlessly by the home crowd.
Viktor Hovland has never been one to sugarcoat how he’s feeling about his golf game. He broke through early after turning pro, backing up his amateur world number one ranking with a string of wins.
Viktor Hovland has long been considered one of the finest ball strikers in golf. But even he was not immune to a familiar trap: trying to change his shot shape to fit certain courses or specific holes.
Viktor Hovland didn't ask for any of this. After one of the most dramatic Ryder Cups in recent memory, he's become the face of a controversy that boils down to a simple question: Should a rarely-used rule from 1971 still exist?
Viktor Hovland was one of several top-tier names in the DP World India Championship field this week. He joined a group that included Rory McIlroy, Tommy Fleetwood, Shane Lowry, Ben Griffin, Michael Kim and Brian Harman in New Delhi.
Viktor Hovland made his first appearance on the DP World Tour since missing the Sunday singles at the Ryder Cup due to injury. The Norwegian was forced to withdraw from the singles matches with a neck problem, and he later described the situation as ‘pretty upsetting’.
The DP World Tour has made its way to New Delhi for the India Championship, and it’s a stop that’s quickly become one of the most anticipated on the schedule.
A crop of big names are playing in India this week on the DP World Tour
The 45th Ryder Cup ended with a European win on foreign soil for the first time since 2012. They got out to an 11.5-4.5 lead after the first two days, a historic advantage that left the Americans scrambling.
Viktor Hovland found himself as the center of discussion after last month's controversial withdrawal from the Ryder Cup due to a bulging disk in his neck.
Viktor Hovland has revealed that it was “pretty upsetting” that he didn’t get to play at the Ryder Cup after sustaining a neck injury that forced him to withdraw from the tournament.
On Saturday morning, Viktor Hovland began experiencing stiffness in his neck. Throughout the day, it progressed into a pain that made every movement difficult
Despite having home soil and the world's best player, the United States failed to capture the Ryder Cup once again.
Viktor Hovland couldn't turn his head Sunday morning at Bethpage. A bulging disc—what Dr. Andrew Murray called "a flare-up of a previous injury"—had rendered the Norwegian immobile.
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. -- Viktor Hovland withdrew from Sunday singles at the Ryder Cup, one day after aggravating a neck injury. The Norwegian is at Bethpage Black to support Team Europe but will not be able to compete.
A rule that has rarely been used in Ryder Cup history came into play before the start of singles matches on Sunday, as Viktor Hovland withdrew from the event due to an injury.
With the Ryder Cup underway, players on the US and European teams are playing as hard as they can to bring home the glory. For the first round, Luke Donald’s
Just when you thought the Ryder Cup couldn’t get any spicier, it delivers a potential curveball that has everyone digging through the rulebook. In a plot twist worthy of a Hollywood script, European standout Viktor Hovland was a last-minute scratch from his Saturday afternoon four-ball match, citing a pesky neck injury.
The spree of unexpected turns at the Ryder Cup is not stopping. The European team, which dominated the American side despite playing on home soil and with a home crowd, left with heartbreak.
Remember the 2023 Ryder Cup moment where Viktor Hovland was invited to pose with the wives and girlfriends of every European team member? Looking at the image, it would seem like the handsome 28-year-old would be a Casanova kind of guy.
Two holes into the final round of the Travelers Championship, rising PGA Tour star Viktor Hovland was forced to withdraw due to a sudden neck injury. The Norwegian had been in strong form, shooting a 63 on Saturday, and was tied for 14th heading into Sunday’s round at TPC River Highlands.
Viktor Hovland snapped out of his slump in a big way. After missing the cuts in three consecutive PGA Tour starts, the 27-year-old Norwegian finally made it to the weekend -- and more.
Norway's Viktor Hovland notched birdies on three of his final five holes to shoot 4-under-par 67 and win the Valspar Championship on Sunday at Innisbrook Resort's Copperhead Course in Palm Harbor, Fla.
Golf is a hard enough sport as it is. It's nearly impossible when you're fighting your swing and your mind on one of the most demanding courses in the world, and both Max Homa and Viktor Hovland experienced that frustration during the first round of the Players Championship.
Despite suffering a freakish injury in the days preceding the long-awaited opening event of the 2025 PGA Tour season, Viktor Hovland delivered a respectable first-round performance in Hawaii.
The 27-year-old was hoping for a bounce-back campaign in 2025, but his season is off to a concerning start.
Viktor Hovland will not play again in 2024 as the world No. 8-ranked golfer recovers from an undisclosed injury, according to Bunkered.co.uk. Hovland, 27, withdrew from the BMW PGA Championship last month and will not play in the final stretch of events on the DP World Tour.
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