Overview

• García snapped his driver in frustration on the second hole and, under The R&A’s abuse rule, played the last 16 holes without a replacement.
• He rallied to card a three-under 68, his best round of the week, moving to three-under par overall.
• His final score leaves him four shots behind Scottie Scheffler, who claimed the championship at 14-under.
• García secured his Open berth as the leading non-exempt player through LIV Golf’s new world ranking entry category.
• As Europe’s all-time Ryder Cup points leader, he could match the record for most appearances if granted a wildcard.