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At least when Peyton Manning threw his offensive line under the bus two years ago he had a point. However, in golf, there's no one else to blame but yourself. One player has made a habit of Monday major excuses and it just so happens to be the guy who keeps blowing his chances on Sunday. As for his poor approach shot on 18, it wasn't that he didn't hit a good shot, it was the groundskeepers that made him wait.
"When you're one shot in front, hitting a 3-iron into a green where there's danger everywhere, having to wait at least 15 minutes to hit your shot doesn't help," he said. "It doesn't help at all. I wasn't very happy about that."And apparently Sergio's putts were all good in enough to go in ... except for the simple fact they didn't.
"It's tough, mainly because I don't feel like I did do anything wrong," Garcia said. "I didn't miss a shot in the playoff and hit unbelievable putts. But they just didn't go in. "I don't know how I manage to do these things. It seems to me like every time I get in this kind of position, I have no room for error. … And I rarely get many good breaks. The birdie I made on No. 3, I made out of a divot in the fairway … and then I had putts … they all touched the hole."Someone tell Garcia that golf is very
"It's not the first time, unfortunately," Garcia said. "I don't know … I'm playing against a lot of guys out there, more than the field."There's a good reason many, including myself, aren't big Sergio fans. No one likes a whiner. Garcia has all the talent in the world to win a major, the day he stops making excuses is when it will happen.
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