FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Viktor Hovland’s golf swing clicked at the right time. His search for the truth about UFOs? That's still a work in progress.

Practicing on the driving range two days before the Ryder Cup begins Friday, the 28-year-old Norwegian said he suddenly felt freed up. When he reviewed his swing on video, “it looked definitely better than other swings that I’ve made lately.”

“Obviously this is a golf course that you have to drive it really well, and I've been kind of struggling with the driver,” Hovland said Thursday at Bethpage Black. “It’s been a long time since I’ve been able to stand on the range and just kind of beat balls fluidly, effortlessly without trying to feel like I’m steering it.”

That bodes well for Europe, which enters tournament play on Friday as underd

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