Lance Avery Morgan
In the highly competitive world of professional golf, where precision meets passion and every swing tells a story, few players embody the artistry and tenacity quite like Sergio Garcia. With a swing as smooth as a Latin guitar melody and a personality that blends competitive fire with infectious charm, Garcia has worked his way across plenty of fairways and into the hearts of fans worldwide.
From his early days as a teenage prodigy to clutch victories on golf’s grandest stages, Sergio Garcia is not just a golfer; he’s a maestro orchestrating his symphony of success one birdie at a time, as our Lance Avery Morgan learns in this up close and personal look at Garcia’s dynamic and philanthropic world. With his stunning entrepreneur wife, Angela Garcia, their foundation FORE Kids ATX will be celebrating more of its success at the upcoming gala on November 1-2, themed Cirque Du Austin, you too can be a part of the magic by visiting here to attend and support.
The best career advice I’ve received is…
Sergio Garcia: Enjoy what you do and always believe in yourself.
Three qualities that got me where I am today are…
Sergio Garcia: Hard work, the love for the game, and a bit of talent.
Golf is known for its slow pace and serene landscapes, but the most chaotic thing that’s ever happened to me on the course is…
Sergio Garcia: When my ball got stuck on top of a tree in Orlando and I had to climb up to hit my next shot.
If I could only use one club for an entire round, the one would it be…
Sergio Garcia: It would most likely be the 5 iron because you can hit it far enough, but still has enough loft where you can use it out of the bunkers and chip around the greens.
Since golf can be a mental game as much as a physical one, my secret for keeping calm when I’ve got a bad case of the nerves is…
Sergio Garcia: To make sure I work on my breathing so I can keep my heart rate as low as possible and this helps me have a much clearer mind.
The one shot that still haunts my dreams is…
Sergio Garcia: My putt on the 72nd hole to win the 2007 Open Championship.
On my tombstone, it might say…
Sergio Garcia: Amazing Golfer But An Even Better Husband, Father, And Friend (at least that is what I would like it to say coming from others).
