LIV Golf’s Sergio Garcia shows true colours minutes after failing to qualify for The Open
Sergio Garcia has failed to qualify for the open Sergio Garcia might have missed out on qualifying for the open but still made time for fans at West Lancashire Golf Club able to put his disappointment to one side for the time being Garcia showed his humility by stopping to chat with fans and sign autographs after the event the Spaniard fired rounds of 71 and 70 in the final qualifying stage finishing Two Shots off the marker that would have sealed a playoff spot it means G G will not take part at Royal trun later this month naturally disappointed after his failure to qualify Garcia might have been forgiven for making a quick dash for the exits the 44-year-old had confronted officials during the qualifying event and might have wanted time to Stew over his failure instead Garcia remained at the venue and was pictured chatting with fans and signing autographs he spoke with young children and seemed in good spirits despite his disappointment in West Lancashire Garcia was furious with officials during the event after his group were handed a warning for slow play he believed that the threat of a sanction made him rush his shots and contributed to his failure to qualify the 2017 Masters champion also felt that the decision to allow fans to run the course meant that his group had to take their time before playing shots the marshals were doing as good a job as they could do but we had to stop pretty much on every te for 2 or 3 minutes because people were walking on the fairways Garcia reflected unless we wanted to start hitting people we couldn’t hit I don’t think they took that into account and that was unfortunate as it made us Rush
