the castellonian Sergio Garcia was unable to lose par on his first day at Augusta National. The 2017 Augusta Masters champion got this card after four birdies and four bogeys and 19th, five shots behind leader Sungjae Im.
“I feel like I played pretty well most of the round. For some reason I have a hard time par five on this course. Looks like I can’t get a good result with them, it’s necessary if you want to finish well here, ”Garcia, who finished evenly, included in the top 20 in the standings and five shots behind leader, South Korean Sungjae Im (-5 ), said EFE.
The Castellón native, winner of the 2017 edition, continues to feel the same pressure as he hits his first tee shot after 23 masters. “I was so nervous. You keep trying to be right and it doesn’t matter what you won before. In the end that doesn’t help you with the bumps and bounces, ”said Garcia, who was pleased with the return of the“ patrons, ”if you call the viewers in Augusta.
“It’s evening and morning. Augusta without the bosses are not the same. It was very special to hear the roars and applause. It makes everything more special ”, added the golfer from Castellón.
Source: La Verdad
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