Sergio Garcia sat with members of the European media on Wednesday and apologized for his ill-timed and poorly worded...joke, I guess...about at Tuesday night's European PGA Tour black-tie event, suggesting Garcia would serve the best golfer in the world "fried chicken" for dinner when they play in the U.S. Open next month. (): “I didn’t mean to offend anyone. I...
Just when you thought this beef stew was sliding toward the back burner, Chef Sergio plows through the door with a blow torch. The between and Sergio Garcia last week are now threatening to blossom into a full-on war of words. Everyone thought the two golfers would’ve cooled off by now, but judging by the statements Garcia made to members of the media Tuesday, someone’s...
The USGA and R&A made the proposed ban official on Tuesday.
O'Grady suggested in the interview that many of Garcia's friends are "colored athletes."
• Spaniard makes risque comment to Golf Channel• Woods and García fell out at Sawgrass this monthSergio García's ongoing spat with Tiger Woods took an unwelcome turn night, when the Spaniard made what could be interpreted as a racist remark about his opponent.The Spaniard was on stage at the European Tour's gala players' awards dinner, where he was questioned by the Golf Channel's Steve...
The R&A and the United States Golf Association have announced the adoption of Rule 14-1b of the Rules of Golf that prohibits anchoring the club in making a stroke.
The feud between and was taken to another level on Tuesday night., Garcia was at the European Tour's gala players' awards dinner, where he was asked a question about Woods. His answer could be construed as a racist remark:Garcia was asked in jest if he would have the American round for dinner one night during the upcoming US Open. "We will have him round every night," Garc
Golf’s governing bodies announced on Tuesday that anchoring the club against the body in making a stroke would be prohibited beginning Jan. 1, 2016.
The R&A and United States Golf Association have confirmed that the ban on anchored strokes will come into effect from January 1, 2016.

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