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Sergio Garcia in PGA Championship last week.
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Dallas-a three-putt belly in Sergio Garcia last 36 holes in the last stage qualification of US Open here on Monday will be likely to grab its 25 consecutive line We open appearances.
Prohibition of an impossible exemption of USGA for former Masters Champion, which now plays for GolfHe will not be in Oakmont next month. Garcia has recorded five Top-10 ends in the open, including a T3 in 2005; Last year in Pinhurst he tied up for the 12th.
Coming out of four rounds at the PGA Championship, where Garcia ended the 67thHe shot one morning 65 on the Bent Tree Country Club caught by a 20-foot bird made in the 18th hole; At that point, the Spaniard was well positioned to win one of the seven qualifying points for capture. But his shape was poured in the afternoon, and he shot 71, leaving it, in six under the par, one shot a play off for an open place.
“You have to play well in the afternoon just like breakfast, and I didn’t do it,” Garcia said as he went to the parking lot.
A year ago, Garcia made it open as the first alternative from the Qualification of Dallas; Two years ago, he sailed to the open, ending second in Dallas.
After a week up and down in the PGA championship in The empty quil In North Carolina, Garcia flew in Dallas late Sunday evening to return to his early morning Monday starting time in Bent Tree.
Among those who won a place in Oakmont were the double winner of the PGA Tour James Hahn, who will play Open for the first time in nine years; Rasmus Peterson Neergaard of Denmark; and PGA Tour Adam Schenk player.
Garcia is pursuing a country in the European Cup Ryder Cup team that will face the US in Bethpage Black in September. Helping his cause was a hot start of his season that included a victory in Liv Hong Kong in early March. But recently Garcia has fought, losing cutting into masters and shooting a 79s of the third round in the Championship PGA.
“Of course the way I am playing, even if Luke (Donald) offered me a choice now, I would tell no,” Garcia said in PGA on Sunday. “So definitely I have to get better.”
“I need to get more where I was a little before the masters. You know, just tell yourself and tell everyone that my game is strong, and it can help the team Europe. It is just as simple as it.”
In Bent Tree on Monday, Garcia doubled in that rating, saying, “I just got to play better. I’m not doing it.”
Among other visible to be lost in Qualification in Dallas were PGA Tour Cameron Champ players, Charlie Hoffman, Joel Dahmen and Austin Eckroat; and Garcia’s Liv Stablemates, Abraham Aner and Talor Gooch.
