Sergio Garcia

Kansas City Star First tee: Sergio Garcia's game ready for U.S. win Kansas City Star Sergio Garcia of Spain celebrates winning the Andalucia Masters at Valderrama on Oct. 30, 2011. He has done well on the European Tour and hopes to transfer some of that success to the US Donald, the No. 1-ranked player in the world, makes his first PGA ... and moreRead Full Story

While the other top pros are busy doing ab crunches in the gym or working on their release on the range,  Sergio Garcia, who really wants to get into this year’s Ryder Cup Team is working on a release of his own by playing a spot of poker.  The Spaniard was playing in the 2012 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure event, and got through to the last 50, before a pair of dirty queens  knocked him out of the Main Event last night. He did however manage to bag $35,000. El Nino says that golf his is life...Read Full Story

Updated: October 23, 2011, 13:02 Share on Facebook Tweet This Digg This Share on Reddit Share on StumbleUpon Share on Imagine Sports Email to a Friend Cancel Send to a friend CASTELLON, Spain (AP) Sergio Garcia won his first title in almost three years on Sunday, dominating for the third straight day at the Castello Masters while earning an 11-stroke victory that matched the third-largest...Read Full Story

Spanish golfer Sergio Garcia recently played reserve minutes for CF Borriol in the Spanish third division. The well known professional athlete was given the opportunity to play for the side due to the fact that he also is the club’s president. Garcia has been a lifelong football fan and playing professionally was always a dream of the former number two golfer in the world. And now Garcia can cross that dream off of the list.  Garcia did only play in eight minutes of the 1-0 loss for his...Read Full Story

This week’s Australian Masters marks Sergio Garcia ’s return to golf from a 2-month career break. Picture: AP Source: The Australian After shooting a 65 in the 2nd round, he’s in 4th position and it looks as if his time away from game to refresh his mental approach is getting him close to rediscovering the form has made him in the top 10 in the world for most of his career. The 30 year old has experienced his first slump in form leaving him 68th in the world rankings and hence it was time...Read Full Story

Sergio Garcia returns from a complete two-month break with a renewed appetite for tournament golf at his hometown Castello Masters starting Thursday. Rafal Nadal & Sergio Garcia. © Getty Images A combination of burnout and a broken heart after the end of his relationship with Greg Norman’s daughter, Morgan Leigh, saw the 30-year-old Garcia slip to 68th in the world from a career-high second in March last year. However, Garcia has dusted off his clubs to play in the European Tour event...Read Full Story

Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Digg this! Share this on Reddit Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Post this to MySpace Subscribe to the comments for this post? Sergio Garcia hasn’t had a happy time of it of late.  He’s lost his touch on the golf course and is not enjoying playing the game as he battles to come to grips with his slump in form. Garcia announced before the PGA Championships that he was planning a 2-month sabbatical from the game, but would play the...Read Full Story

The Associated Press The Associated Press RIFFA, Bahrain Sergio Garcia says his love of golf has been restored after long periods away from the game to clear his head last year. Garcia has been mired in a slump in which he hasn't won since the 2008 HSBC Champions in China. His ranking has fallen from No. 2 to 80. The Spanish star took two months off after missing the cut at last year's PGA Championship. He had another eight-week break going...Read Full Story

Sportinglife.com Sergio Garcia: Into the world's top 20 Sportinglife.com Sergio Garcia has climbed from 31st to 18th in the world following his second successive victory at the Andalucia Masters. The former number two was down at 78th on the rankings at the start of the season and of the players now above him only American ... and more »Read Full Story

This week’s Australian Masters marks Sergio Garcia ’s return to golf from a 2-month career break. Picture: AP Source: The Australian After shooting a 65 in the 2nd round, he’s in 4th position and it looks as if his time away from game to refresh his mental approach is getting him close to rediscovering the form has made him in the top 10 in the world for most of his career. The 30 year old has experienced his first slump in form leaving him 68th in the world rankings and hence it was time...Read Full Story