With two holes remaining at TPC Sawgrass, yesterday, Sergio Garcia was tied with Tiger Woods, the man he had just recently called out. Life was good. But when the round was over, Tiger Woods was the winner, and Tiger Woods finished six strokes ahead of Garcia. How did that happen? SB Nation has us covered, in GIF form.
After the first one, Sergio still theoretically had a chance to go bogey-birdie coming in and hope Tiger dropped a shot on the last. Moments later, he opted to take his second shot from the tee as opposed to the drop area and this time just landed it on the front of the island. But the ball cruelly rolled back onto the wood beams that line the edge of the island and fell back into the water. Just like that, it was all over for Sergio:
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