Sergio Garcia, Spain


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Sergio Garcia, affectionately known as El Nino, has been a favourite of many people on and off the tour.  With a meteoric rise to fame, he was expected to become Europe's answer to Tiger Woods.  Although Sergio has fallen somewhat short of these expectations, the Spaniard still remains one of the top golfers in the world.

He has a history of just missing out at the Majors, once in the US PGA championship in 1998, and again in 2008, as well as losing out in a playoff in the 2007 Open Championship to Padraig Harrington.

His biggest tour win came on the PGA Tour in 2008, winning the prestigious 'Fifth Major' at TPC Sawgrass in Florida.  While he has not won as many tournaments as some may have predicted, he has remained in the top 10 of the world golf rankings for the last 8 years or so.

Often seen as an aggressive player with a strong long game, many have been quick to cite his short game and in particular his putting as his weak point.

Sergio has been the poster child for TaylorMade Golf since his rise to fame, and it looks like their association is set to last.  Check out what TaylorMade Golf and Adidas Golf equipment he is currently using below.

Career Wins
2009 – HSBC Champions
2008 – Castello Masters
2005 – Omega European Masters
2004 – Mallorca Classic
2002 – Canaries Open de Espana
2001 – Trophee Lancome
1999 – Linde German Masters / Murphys Irish Open

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