Sergio Garcia He is already looking forward to the tenth tournament of the LIV golf season which goes to Spain, specifically ValderramaWhere the tournament will be organized from 12 to 14 July
“Valderrama is my favorite course,” says the Castellon native who lives in Borriol Waiting to travel the Cadiz route and try to qualify for the Open which he couldn’t achieve. “I’ve done really well practically every time I’ve played there, which always helps,” he explains.
“But every week is different, and we go in with the best of expectations, hoping to do the best we can.” and give the Spanish people a lot to celebrate,” said the Spaniard in statements to LIV Golf.
She would love to return to Spain
The PGA Tour’s Millionaire CaddieBased in Texas where he lives with his wife and two childrenEvery time he comes to Spain it’s a reason to celebrate and if he can do it while competing, it’s even better.
“I’m looking forward to everything: seeing the Spanish public, the fans cheering us on and, of course, the food. It is an incomparable region in the world and one of the most precious regions in Spain,” he recalls.
Sergio will appear with a new team at Valderrama this year And with the presence of two young Spanish talents such as Eugenio López Chacarra and Barcelona native David Puig.
“I learn from the youth”
“Although I’m the oldest and I’m almost twice their age, you always learn from them as well.”. I try to help them, but at the same time I see the good things they do and I try to learn from them. It’s always fun to be a part of that, to see the potential they have and how they develop,” he says of his young colleagues in “Fireballs.”
Fight breaks out on golf course after players hit balls at another group“I have a young team and it motivates me a lot. It is always good to be the oldest with a young and talented team. I only tell you to enjoy the game. Obviously, you have to play with your mind, but try to enjoy as much as possible and have a good time. Then, we can do it to our best,” concluded the man from Castellon.
