AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Sergio Garcia has learned that fighting Augusta National is a no-win situation, so the 37-year-old Spaniard is growing to love a course that has not generally been kind to him. "It's the kind of place that if you are trying to fight against it, it's going to beat you down," Garcia told reporters. "So you've just got to roll with it and realise that sometimes you're going to get good breaks, like has happened to me a few times this week, and sometimes you're going to get not‑so‑good breaks." Garcia grew up idolising Ballesteros, who won the Masters in 1980 and 1983, and another Spanish two-times Augusta champion in Jose Maria Olazabal. Garcia said he received what he described as a "beautiful" message of encouragement from Olazabal on Wednesday.

Source: The Star April 09, 2017 01:41 UTC