From Lionel Messi to Channeling in His Inner Gordon Ramsey, LIV Golfer Sergio Garcia Is in Search of New Passion Post Ryder Cup Disappointment

It is really hard for golfers to catch a break in between their back-to-back tournaments and their pretty hectic schedules. A little break has never hurt anyone and even golfers once in a while can use a little time to blow off some steam and just enjoy their break with their loved ones. If there is one golfer who knows how to enjoy his time off, it is Sergio Garcia.

The Spanish golfer is on a short break from the sport because of the scheduling of LIV Golf events, and he sure is making the most of it as he is trying out his hands in various other sports and activities. 

Sergio Garcia is making the most of his break  

LIV Golf’s last event was scheduled in middle of the August in Bedminster, New Jersey, and its next event will be taking place in Chicago from September 22 to September 24. After this break,  the season’s end is almost near, as only a handful of LIV events will be left. 

LIV golfers approximately got the 5 weeks off in between the Bedminster and Chicago events, and it seems Garcia made most of his. He recently shared a video on his Instagram wherein he shared glimpses of various activities he has been indulging in during the short break. The golfer often shares his unique family moments on social media where he shows his unseen side to the fans, and this time too was not different. 

The video started with him playing a shot on the course and then he tried his hands out in tennis. He was on a court playing a good game of tennis and followed it up with a football game with his daughter. The golfer then cooked a delicious meal, and later hit the gym where he worked out. He then relaxed a little bit as he took a plunge in cold water in his bathtub. He captioned the video, “End of the season, off weeks in Austin. Guess the temp on this plunge…” 

The 2017 Masters winner is not a part of the Ryder Cup team this year as he gave up his DP World Tour membership after the whole feud with the European Tour. He would have been practicing his game if he had been a part of the European squad to carry forward his wonderful Ryder Cup legacy. 

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The end of a glorious period for Garcia in the Ryder Cup 

The 43-year-old Spaniard has an astonishing and remarkable Ryder Cup legacy. The 1x Major champion has appeared in 11 Ryder Cup tournaments. His presence has been marked in every edition since 1999 except 2010. His stellar record in the prestigious event is truly one of a kind.

Out of his 11 appearances, he has been part of the winning squad 5 times. The golfer’s 2018 appearance made him the all-time Ryder Cup points leader, with 25.5 points in 9 appearances. In 2021, he extended his score to 28.5 and he surpassed Nick Faldo as the player with the most individual match victories, with 25. 

It will indeed be disheartening to not witness Garcia in the 2023 Ryder Cup, but the golfer is indeed enjoying his time off. Tune in to find his future adventures and his fun outings with his family. 

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