Reply With QuoteThat 15th hole was amazing from Sergio. Hitting the pin, and then the putt just dropping in. I hope he wins the playoff.
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Oh Sergio. He should have nailed it.
That 15th hole was amazing from Sergio. Hitting the pin, and then the putt just dropping in. I hope he wins the playoff.
He looked shell shocked after the miss.Originally Posted by BlueArmy 86
I hope he gets focused
Absolutely. Its a great hole anyway and Garcia played it with sublime golf..
He does remind me of Seve with his cavalier golf.
This is another massive chance for Sergio.Rose in trouble
Big chance now for Sergio, poor drive from Rosey
.....beauty!!!
Massive advantage for Garcia here
He can't blow this now, Shirley?
Rose misses this and Sergio has 2 puts to win
Unless Rose holes his putt Sergio will have two puts to win the Masters
Brilliant!
Well done Sergio Garcia. Awesome display
Fantastic. So appropriate that he wins on this of all days.
HEY BlueWales.... IT'S OVER!!!
Wake me up when it's over.
Ill admit I'm too young for seve, and fairly late getting into golf; but what have I been missing??!!!!!!
Amazing climax..made up for Sergio. Rose contributed to a fantastic dual.
He is one emotional guy isn't he?
Gotta see the green jacket presentation, anything can happen
Agree. I like Rose a lot, gentleman.
Seve was wonderful to watch. You never quite knew what he was going to do. So charismatic.
Rose is a top player but tonight it was do or die for Sergio. He deserved this. Richly.
How he embraced Sergio seconds after losing was admirable. Like you say, gentleman.
I can remember watching this eighteen years ago
http://www.pga.com/pgachampionship/m...-champ-medinah
and hearing "don't feel too sorry for Sergio, there'll be plenty of majors for him in the next few years", but I gave up on him ever winning one when his putting started to go wrong about a decade or so ago.
So, so pleased that Sergio has now joined the hundreds of major winners who had a fraction of his natural ability at this pretty late stage in his career (it's easy to forget that someone is still only thirty seven when they have been around a sport for more than twenty years) - I think it helped him to be up against a friend in Justin Rose in the Play Off, but the important thing is that, for the rest of his life and beyond, the words "major winner" can be added to his name.
Maybe there's hope for Lee Westwood (another good bloke who must feel he is destined never to win a major) yet?
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