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Sergio Garcia misses 3-footer, loses a chance to play at The Open

Sergio Garcia missed a crucial 3-foot putt, costing him a chance to qualify for The Open Championship.
Garcia finished fourth at the International Series Macau, missing the top three spots taken by Carlos Ortiz, Patrick Reed, and Jason Kokrak.
Garcia has never won The Open but has been the runner-up twice and has played in the event 25 times, making 20 cuts.
Garcia is currently third in the LIV standings and has a chance to qualify through the season-long leaderboard for The Open.

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Missed three-foot putt costs Sergio Garcia a spot at The Open

By George Ramsay, CNN (CNN) — Sergio Garcia fell devastatingly short of securing a spot at this year’s Open Championship after missing a putt from three feet at the International Series Macau in China. The 45-year-old Spaniard was aiming to finish in the top three to earn a place at the Open, which takes place at Northern Ireland’s Royal Portrush in July, but ended up fourth on 16-under with the miss on the 18th hole. Had he made the birdie atte…

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Sergio Garcia Fails To Qualify For British Open In Brutal Fashion After Missing 3-Foot Putt

Sergio Garcia It seemed like Sergio Garcia was going to clinch a spot in the British Open after giving himself the chance to sink a 3-foot putt in order to qualify. However, he ultimately ended up on the outside looking in after failing to take advantage of that golden opportunity. Most golfers who’ve joined forced with LIV Golf have been handsomely rewarded on the financial front, but many of them face an uphill battle if they want to play in o…

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