A fiery Spaniard who wears his emotions on his sleeves, Sergio Garcia has been a fixture of the golf world throughout four different decades.
Maintaining an Official World Golf Ranking inside the top 10 for over 450 weeks throughout his career, Garcia most notably reached No. 2 in the world in 2008.
On the Mount Rushmore of Spanish players, Garcia has earned status among his fellow countrymen like Seve Ballesteros, José María Olazábal, and Miguel Ángel Jiménez.
A Ryder Cup standout, Garcia is the all-time Ryder Cup point winner with 25.5 points in nine appearances.
With over 35 worldwide wins and a green jacket, Garcia traded in his PGA Tour status for the Saudi backed LIV in 2022.
4 Aug 1995: Sergio Garcia of Spain in action during the European Young Masters at Wentworth…4 Aug 1995: Sergio Garcia of Spain in action during the European Young Masters at Wentworth in Surrey, England.more
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5 Jun 1988: Sergio Garcia of Spain in action during the British Amateur Championship at Muirfield…5 Jun 1988: Sergio Garcia of Spain in action during the British Amateur Championship at Muirfield Golf Club in Scotland. Garcia won the event.more
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1999 Masters Champion Jose Maria Olazabal of Spain (R) stands with compatriot Sergio Garcia (L) after…1999 Masters Champion Jose Maria Olazabal of Spain (R) stands with compatriot Sergio Garcia (L) after the Masters golf tournament 11 April 1999, at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. Olazabal shot a one-under-par 71 for a four-day total of 280,…
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