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Source: Fox News
Summary
Sergio Garcia, the 2017 Masters winner, lost his temper during the 2023 tournament, shattering his driver and receiving a code of conduct warning. He was paired with fellow Spaniard Jon Rahm, who won the tournament. Garcia’s anger was understandable, as he was well out of contention and bogeyed the first hole. He was eventually spoken to by Geoff Yang, chairman of the competitions committee, who issued the warning.
Our Reading
The game followed a familiar script.
Garcia’s outburst was predictable, given his history of anger issues. He’s had problems with his temper before, and it’s not surprising he lost it again.
This one felt recognizable early, as Garcia’s frustration boiled over almost immediately.
Rahm’s calm demeanor was a stark contrast to Garcia’s antics, and it’s no surprise he went on to win the tournament.
It’s a wonder Garcia didn’t get disqualified, given his history of damaging greens in frustration.
Original Observation: It’s always the ones who are out of contention who start to lose their cool.
Author: Evan Null
