Sergio eyes claret jug, then getting married
SOUTHPORT, England Whatever happens at Royal Birkdale, the next 14 days promise to be eventful for Sergio Garcia.The Spaniard, who won his first major in April at the Masters, is playing his 21st Open, but he would be forgiven if his mind isnt entirely on the task at hand considering he is scheduled to be married following this weeks championship.No, [my mind is] on The Open, don't worry. It's going to be where it has to be this week, he laughed on Monday. [Fiance Angela Akins] has been doing a great job of getting everything ready for the wedding.
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Although this will mark Garcias third Open at Royal Birkdale, at 37 years old he begins this week with arguably his best chance to win the event, where hes finished runner-up twice. He hasnt missed a cut this year, also won the Dubai Desert Classic in January and finished second in his last start at the BMW International Open.Its all enough to keep his focus on the course, at least for the time being.Obviously we're really excited for next week, he said. But we have something that we're also extremely excited about this week, and we want to be here giving everything we have and hopefully, like I said before, with a chance on Sunday, it would be great.
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