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Sergio Garcia\u2019s missed 3-foot putt cost him a spot in The Open Championship.<\/p>\n
Playing Sunday in the final round of the International Series Macau in China \u2014 a stop on the Asian Tour \u2014 Garcia needed to finish in the top three to qualify for The Open at Royal Portrush.<\/p>\n
But the miscue on the short putt on No. 18 at the Macau Golf and Country Club left him in fourth place.<\/p>\n
Garcia shot a 65.<\/p>\n
Instead, Garcia\u2019s fellow LIV golfers Carlos Ortiz of Mexico, Patrick Reed and Jason Kokrak captured the three spots available for The Open, to be held in Northern Ireland on July 17-20.<\/p>\n
Had Garcia made the putt, he would have tied Kokrak and advanced based on a tiebreaker.<\/p>\n
Garcia, 45, has never won The Open but has been the runner-up twice (2007, 2014). <\/p>\n
He has played in the event 25 times, making 20 cuts, most recently in 2022. He has 10 finishes in the Top 10.<\/p>\n
He will have other opportunities to qualify for The Open as the spring progresses.<\/p>\n
One of the ways is through his play in LIV Golf. <\/p>\n
The individual points leader on the LIV circuit following the LIV Dallas event in June will qualify. <\/p>\n
If that leader is already in the field, the spot in The Open falls to the next eligible player.<\/p>\n
Garcia stands third on the individual points list, but the two players ahead of him \u2014 fellow Spaniard Jon Rahm and Chile\u2019s Joaquin Niemann \u2014 already have qualified.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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