​Photo by John MACDOUGALL / AFP via Getty ImagesLudvig Aberg played alongside Scottie Scheffler on day two of the Tour Championship.Aberg posted a second-round 68 at East Lake on Friday, while Scheffler carded a 67.The Swede is three shots adrift of the lead heading into the weekend, while the American is just two back.Ludvig Aberg and Scottie Scheffler attracted a huge following out on the golf course on day two of the Tour Championship, and it’s little wonder why.Photo by Ben Jared/PGA TOUR via Getty ImagesThey are two of the best ball-strikers in the game.Aberg recently said it is unfair how much people expect from Scheffler every single week, but the thing is, the world number one expects so much of himself as well.Ludvig Aberg comments on Scottie Scheffler pairing at the Tour ChampionshipAberg spoke to reporters after his second round at East Lake on Friday.The 26-year-old was asked whether he has to prepare differently when playing with Scheffler, having been paired with the world number one on day two in Atlanta.“Yeah, maybe,“ he admitted.Photo by Joe Robbins/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images“I think the main thing that I think about when you’re playing with Scottie is you’re going to see a lot of good golf, which definitely helps. It’s nice to see good shots. It puts some nice pictures in your mind.“We get along great, and I enjoy playing with him. Obviously most of the time he’s playing good golf. Any time you play with him, it’s a good thing. Hopefully we can do that more.“Ludvig Aberg needs to go low at the Tour Championship this weekendAberg will not be paired with Scheffler at East Lake on Saturday.The Swede will be fully aware that he needs to go low this weekend, if he is to have any chance of winning the Tour Championship.There are so many incredible players sitting ahead of him on the leaderboard.It’s fair to say that nothing less than a pair of 65s will do for Aberg if he is to win the Tour Championship.However, with the likes of Scottie Scheffler, Cam Young, Collin Morikawa and Chris Gotterup sitting ahead of him, he will have his work cut out.