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Hedblom has played mainly on the European Tour, on which he has won three tournaments. His best year-end ranking on the Order of Merit was 29th in 2008. His first win on the European Tour was at the Moroccan Open in 1996.

Hedblom didn't win on the tour again until 2007 when he was victorious at the Maybank Malaysian Open, which was co-sanctioned with the Asian Tour. He picked up his third win at the 2009 Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles, Scotland, his first tour title on European soil, a reward for him, who lost a play-off – the fourth of his career – the previous week in the KLM Open.

When his sister Marlene won the Biarritz Ladies Classic on the Ladies European Tour in 2003, the two of them became the only brother and sister siblings, who have won on the European Tour and Ladies European Tour respectively.

He broke his leg in 2001. This mishap came about when he participated in a yearly ice hockey game for golfers.

He represented Sweden in the 1996 Dunhill Cup, were Sweden advanced to the semifinal, were they lost to the tournament winning United States team and tied third.

His son Kasper, born 1994, works as an instructing golf professional at Gävle Golf Club.

As a 20-year-old, he qualified for his first Open Championship in 1990, but did not make the cut. In 1996, he qualified for his third Open, to take place at Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club, England 18-21 July. In the secound round, Hedblom tied the course record 65 and played in the next to last group on Saturday with Jack Nicklaus. Hedblom finally finished a career major championship best tied 7th, with Fred Couples, Greg Norman and Greg Turner, six strokes from winner Tom Lehman.

He finished second in the Swedish Junior Stroke-play Championship in 1988 and turned professional later the same year.

He won the 1987 Swedish Boys under 19 Championship when he was 17. The following year he won the Doral Junior Classic in the United States and the Nordic Championship. At his home course he shot an eight under par 28 on the last nine, to win the Junior District Championship by a big margin.

He was a member of the Continental Europe team that won the 1986 Jacques Léglise Trophy and also played in the event in 1987.

Hedblom and his father won the Swedish Father and Son Championship four years in a row 1985–1988.

In 1981, 11 years old, Hedblom won the unofficial Swedish youth championship, Bankboken Cup, at his age level and again in 1984 at the next level.

Peter Mikael Hedblom (born 20 January 1970) is a Swedish professional golfer.

Hedblom has not moved abroad, like many other successful Swedish golfers have, and always lived in his hometown Gävle in Sweden, close to his relatives. He has always been a fan of the local ice hockey team, Brynäs IF, who was dominating in Sweden in the 1970s.