Sergio Garcia Says He Doesn’t Like The Masters
Total Pro Sports -The third ranked golfer in the world, Sergio Garcia hates the Masters and the Augusta National Golf Club. If it where his choice he probably would never play the Maters ever again, but you know his sponsors wouldn't let him do that.
"I don't like it [Augusta National Golf Club]...I don't think it's fair...it's too tricky...you get mud balls in the middle of the fairways." When asked what he would like to see different Sergio replies ,"I don't care, they can do whatever they want. It's not my problem. I just come here and play then go home."
Sergio cried before the Maters and he's still crying after the tournament is done. We don't understand what his problem is? Golf is supposed to be a tough sport and without the challenges everybody would be a scratch golfer.
So Sergio if you don't like the Masters and the challenges it throws you every year, then we recommend a local mini putt where you probably will score a decent round. Stop crying and play golf, because that's what you get paid to do.
Sergio Garcia Complains that Augusta is Too Tricky - [tinou's 730 step]
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HAHAHAHAHA, and Augusta doesn’t like you. So much talent, but one of the biggest jerks to ever step foot on a playing surface of any kind.
I find it very refreshing to hear someone saying what he really thinks and not what everybody is expecting him to say. I also ask myself if there is any special rule that makes it compulsory to like/enjoy/praise Augusta National Club. While I don’t necesarily agree with him, I respect his opinion, and I think all you people should do the same, instead of insulting the man for having different views than your own
Should Sergio be considered the Charles Barkley of golf ? He says how he feels, like it or not, not what people expect him to say. I can respect that, but if it were his his only complaint he wouldn’t seem like such a wimp. Sergio complains about course conditions, pairings, favoritism, not getting lucky breaks…. more than anyone else. It’s almost like he feels he’s “owed” something on the course because of his talent. Great players “earn” their victories and accept what comes along with it, good or bad. Sergio is a sore loser to the highest degree. He will never become a great winner until he learns how to accept responsability for his losses. Great talent, lousy attitude.