Sergio Garcia responds directly to rumours that LIV Golf could end

The Spaniard is one of the LIV Golf stars who is playing for the first time since The Masters, which concluded at Augusta National on Sunday.

He was one of five LIV Golf players to make the cut, but Garcia was heavily criticized by fans after completely losing his temper during his final round.

The former champion went on to finish 52nd of 54 players to play the weekend, and has now been asked if the team format of LIV Golf makes him approach the game more positively.

“Well, obviously when you’re surrounded by your teammates and friends, you always feel a little bit better, right?” he said.

“But anyway, I think that in the end, what we’re all trying to do is play at the highest level possible. Obviously, I’m trying to find my rhythm.

“And well, obviously last week there were things I did pretty well because, even though I wasn’t feeling great, making the cut there isn’t easy.

“But yeah, there were too many mistakes. Right? Maybe that’s why I didn’t finish as well as I would have liked.

“But anyway, I’m happy to be here with my friends and teammates from the Fireballs. And honestly, we had a really good practice yesterday. We enjoyed it a lot, and well, let’s hope it’s a good week.”

Garcia enters LIV Golf Mexico City sitting 30th in the individual standings, with his Fireballs side eighth in the team standings.

Ripper GC top the table, while Garcia’s fellow Spaniard Jon Rahm leads the individual table, having clinched that title in each of the last two seasons.

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