We go into the mixed zone of Old Courseand for what Sergio Garcia (73 hits this Sunday for 286, -2 in total) will review British Open that he may never play again (he has already played 25). And what a surprise when we asked him about the decision (if he had already made it) about whether he would continue on the European Tour or not after leaving the PGA Tour and joining the millionaire Arab Super League. And this is his response: “I accept things that won’t be accepted for weeks. On the European Tour I don’t feel loved. I have what I have and yes, I’ll leave it, it’s not official. But seems “. Sergio wants more ‘vinegar’.
The man from Castellón spoke in these terms after Straw broke the back of a camel at the last DP World Tour tournament he played in Munich in June and where he had a very rude conversation (no on his part) with his former Ryder captain in 2018 Thomas Björn. In addition to the fines imposed on tournaments for playing LIV Golf.
“I will play less and I will be more at home, and if I don’t play the ‘bigs’ then I don’t play the ‘bigs’. We will play where they want us. I feel bad and I feel sorry for the Ryder Cup, but the way I play isn’t because I’m worried I won’t play it.I gave more than half my life on the European Tour and that they treat me like this because of a personal decision to have “I thought to myself and myself, one, it is not worth following. The European Tour will go to the fifth most important circuit”, he added.
I want to drop it. Apparently at the BMW Open in Munich a month ago, Bjorn criticized Sergio and the players who went to the Super League for that decision through hurtful words. Dane was almost at odds with the Austrian Wiesberger, another of whom he signed with the Arabs. They almost call them traitors, telling them they don’t want to be there and they will make their lives impossible. The response to that difficult conversation had a response this Sunday in the person of the golfer from Borriol, 42 years old and 23 years old on the European Tour.
Source: La Verdad
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