Aberg Takes the Lead at RBC Heritage as MacIntyre Bounces Back

Sweden's Ludvig Aberg has taken the top spot after the first round of the RBC Heritage, with a remarkable eight-under 63, while Robert MacIntyre made a strong comeback following a dramatic Masters tournament. Aberg, who is one shot ahead of Ryder Cup teammate Viktor Hovland and American Harris English, expressed his satisfaction with his performance, citing his iron play and approach shots as the highlights of his game. Meanwhile, MacIntyre, who faced controversy at the Masters, put his struggles behind him to shoot five under and join a group of players three shots off the lead. World No 1 Scottie Scheffler recovered from a difficult start to finish three under, and Ireland's Shane Lowry finished one under as he looked to bounce back from a disappointing final round at the Masters.