Viktor Hovland To Play BMW PGA Championship

The Norwegian makes his first start on the European Tour next week at Wentworth

Viktor Hovland To Play BMW PGA Championship
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The Norwegian makes his first start on the European Tour next week at Wentworth

Viktor Hovland To Play BMW PGA Championship

“My management team has been talking about it (membership) a little but I don’t know what I have to do to be a member,” he told Reuters in August.

“I’m just trying to have a place to play at first and then when that becomes more likely we’ll talk about it.

“I just turned pro a month-and-a-half ago and we’re already talking about the Ryder Cup. That’s kind of surreal but first I just need to stick to each week and take it from there.”

The Norwegian, who attended Oklahoma State University, recorded the lowest ever US Open four day total in history (280, beating Jack Nicklaus' 282 total) where he led the field in SG: Off the tee and fairways hit and was T3rd in Greens in Regulation.

If he continues his form over the next 12 months, it is hard to see him not winning on the PGA or European Tour and booking a spot on Padraig Harrington's Ryder Cup side...if he joins the European Tour.

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