the castellonian Sergio Garcia He didn’t seem to care what he said PGA Tourswhich was suspended this Thursday for involvement in London LIV Invitationalthe Saudi Super League millionaire’s first trial, as he handed over his license a few days ago.
García spoke to the media in the Centurion Club’s mixed zone at the end of the first day of the inaugural test of the Saudi Arabia-funded Super League.
“I’m not a member of the tour. I wasn’t suspended because I’m not a member of the PGA Tour,” said Garcia, who is among 17 golfers suspended by Jay Monahan’s American tour.
“I don’t care, I’m very happy where I am. I’m excited about this circuit and that’s what I’m going to focus on. What the PGA Tour says doesn’t matter to me,” added Garcia, who finished sixteenth with a shot over par on opening day of competition.
“It would have been better for the two circuits to coexist, but there are those who don’t. I’m happy with my decision,” he stressed.
Garcia explained that the main reason he joined LIV was because it would allow him to continue playing golf and spend more time with his family, especially his children, that he wanted to “see. the growth. “
“I also don’t know if I’ve been able to keep my exemption from the PGA Tour, because I have to play a lot of tournaments. It allows me to play less and see my family more,” he said. .
The Spaniard also clarified that he wants to continue playing the ‘majors’ and keep the European card in order to continue playing some tournaments on the Old Continent.
Source: La Verdad
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