Despite His Disappointing Absence From the Open, LIV Golf Defector Sergio Garcia Enjoys Personal Time With His Wife

The absolute thrilling tournament of the season, the Open Championship, concluded on Sunday. With Brian Harman claiming victory, some players didn’t get a chance to perform at the Royal Liverpool Golf Club. One such talented golfer who unfortunately wasn’t qualified for the 2023 Open tournament was Sergio Garcia.

However, despite missing out on the last major, he isn’t someone who would agonize over the fact that he missed out on a great opportunity. The 43-year-old golfer was seen enjoying and having a great time with his lovely wife.

Sergio Garcia cherishes the best time of his life with his wife

Garcia, who was last seen playing in the U.S. Open, failed to get an exemption in the Open. But, that didn’t stop him from living life to the fullest with his near and dear ones.

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The eleven-time PGA Tour Winner was spotted yesterday having a marvelous time with the right people around. And to share the same, his wife, Angela Garcia took to Twitter with the caption, “About last night… in 🇪🇸🩷   @thesergiogarcia.”

To make up for missing out on playing in the Open, the Spanish golfer’s wife organized a small gathering for her husband. Yes, Garcia was spotted having a relaxing time in a restaurant in Spain with his adorable wife and other friends. They were there to cheer him up since the 2017 Masters Tournament Winner was left out of one of the four important events in the golf world.

What kept Garcia from playing in the Open and demonstrating his skills?

To qualify for a particular event, golfers need to fill in some criteria. Sadly, this time, Garcia was not qualified in any of the 27 current exemption categories. Also, for this season, he had very few events to do his best.

This was the first time since 1998 that he didn’t get to participate. Nevertheless, it is still a proud moment for him to hold such a long record in the tournament. 

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Garcia has everything he needs with the support of such lovely people. It’s only a matter of time before he comes back in form and participates in other tournaments. What are your thoughts on him having a wonderful time? Do let us know in the comment box below.