Sergio Garcia to miss Open qualifying but two icons return to make Royal Portrush bid
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a total of 18 LIV golf stars have committed to play in next week’s final qualifying for the open championship a total of 18 live golf stars have pledged to participate in next week’s final qualifying for the open championship but Sergio Garcia is not among them golf icon Ian Palter announced his plans to compete in the 36 hole event late last week and he will be joined by a number of his live colleagues at four UK venues including fellow Rder Cup Titan Lee Westwood open qualifying has become a favored spot for li players in recent years due to the league’s lack of world ranking accredititation former Masters champion Garcia has attempted the 36-hole challenge at West Lancaster Golf Club over the past two years falling just short on both occasions this time his name is absent from the entry list with the Spaniard undoubtedly aiming to secure his spot in the season’s final major later this weekend as it stands Garcia holds the one spot available into the open via the year-long live standings qualification from the Breaway League concludes following LIIV Golf Dallas this week with Garcia hoping to hold off competitors such as Lucas Herbert Carlos Ortiz and Sebastian Munoz in the standings there’s no doubt that the Spaniard is in a strong position but he still has work to do this weekend dot the Fireballs captain now faces increased pressure having chosen not to add his name to the final qualifying list if he stumbles in Dallas if Garcia fails to qualify via the livey setup there is no alternative route back into qualifying with the Ronda confirming to mirror us that entry is closed despite Garcia’s absence a host of big names from the league are set to compete in the demanding two-round event palter who will also be playing alongside his son Luke will be joined at Royal Sync Ports by Garcia’s Fireballs teammate David Pug former Fireballs player now reserve Luis Masavu is also in the lineup along with Graeme McDow Dean Burmeister
