Hovland Looks to Rediscover Form at Pebble Beach
Viktor Hovland arrives at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am seeking to bounce back after a sluggish start to the year. The Norwegian golfer admitted his game is “not very good” and expressed frustration with his recent performances.
Despite winning the U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach in 2018, Hovland has struggled to find consistency this season. he finished tied for 36th at The sentry Tournament of Champions and missed the cut at the Dubai Desert Classic.
Hovland, who broke his right pinky toe before the Sentry, assures fans that the injury is no longer a concern. “Toe’s good,” the 27-year-old said. ”We’re back. It’s not hurting, don’t have to tape it up. Should be an easy walk out here.”
While acknowledging his recent struggles, Hovland remains optimistic. “Even if I’m not seeing results from day to day, which is extremely frustrating, I do feel like I’m learning more,” he said.
The world No. 9 is looking to recapture the form he displayed in 2023 when he won the FedEx Cup and claimed victories at the Memorial Tournament and the BMW Championship. he also had top-three finishes at the PGA Championship and the FedEx St. jude Championship.
Hovland expressed his fondness for Pebble beach, calling it “one of my favorite courses in the world.” He cherishes the memories of his U.S.Amateur win and his strong showing as the low amateur at the U.S.Open at the iconic venue.
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Hovland Looks to Rediscover Form at Pebble Beach
Viktor Hovland arrives at the Pebble Beach pro-Am seeking to bounce back after a sluggish start to the year. The Norwegian golfer admitted his game is “not very good” and expressed frustration with his recent performances.
Despite winning the U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach in 2018, Hovland has struggled to find consistency this season. He finished tied for 36th at The Sentry Tournament of Champions and missed the cut at the Dubai Desert Classic.
Hovland, who broke his right pinky toe before the Sentry, assures fans that the injury is no longer a concern. “Toe’s good,” the 27-year-old said. “We’re back. It’s not hurting, don’t have to tape it up. Should be an easy walk out here.”
while acknowledging his recent struggles, hovland remains optimistic. ”Even if I’m not seeing results from day to day, which is extremely frustrating, I do feel like I’m learning more,” he said.
The world No. 9 is looking to recapture the form he displayed in 2023 when he won the FedEx Cup and claimed victories at the Memorial Tournament and the BMW Championship. He also had top-three finishes at the PGA Championship and the FedEx St.Jude Championship.
Hovland expressed his fondness for Pebble Beach, calling it “one of my favorite courses in the world.” He cherishes the memories of his U.S. Amateur win and his strong showing as the low amateur at the U.S. Open at the iconic venue.
Q&A
**Q: What challenges is Viktor hovland facing at the start of the year?**
A: Hovland admitted to struggling with his game, expressing his frustration with recent performances. He finished tied for 36th at the sentry Tournament of Champions and missed the cut at the Dubai Desert Classic.
**Q: Did Hovland’s toe injury impact his performance?**
A: Hovland broke his right pinky toe before the Sentry Tournament of Champions. Though, he assured fans that the injury is no longer a concern and shouldn’t effect his performance at Pebble Beach.
**Q: What are Hovland’s goals for the Pebble Beach Pro-Am?**
A: Hovland is aiming to rediscover his form and bounce back from a slow start to the year. He is looking to recapture the momentum he had in 2023, when he won the FedEx Cup and secured multiple victories.
**Q: Why does Hovland enjoy playing at Pebble Beach?**
A: Hovland has fond memories of Pebble Beach, having won the U.S. Amateur there in 2018.He also performed well as the low amateur at the U.S. Open held at the iconic venue.
**Fun Fact:** Did you know that Viktor Hovland is the first Norwegian golfer to win a PGA Tour event?
Keep an eye on Hovland as he navigates the Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Can he rediscover his winning form at one of his favorite courses?
