Sergio Garcia says a bout of nausea caused by eating lasagna affected his performance at final qualifying for the Open Championship, leading to him missing out. Multiple reports cite Garcia describing how he “felt nauseous” and “like [he] was going to vomit” during the session, and he links the feeling directly to his lunch choice. Garcia had been seeking to secure a spot in the Open, an event where he has previously finished runner-up twice, and he hoped to qualify again after earlier attempts. With his latest miss, he is set to be absent from his third Open Championship in the last four years, according to the reporting. The outlets present Garcia’s comments as his own explanation for the shortcoming, while offering no additional claims from officials or analysts about the cause of his qualifying result. The story centers on Garcia’s attribution of his poor showing to an upset stomach he believes was triggered by lasagna.
Sergio Garcia says lasagna made him miss Open Championship qualifying
Sergio Garcia says a bout of nausea caused by eating lasagna affected his performance at final qualifying for the Open Championship, leading to him missing out. Multiple reports cite Garcia describing...
- Sergio Garcia says he felt nauseous and thought he might vomit during final qualifying for the Open Championship.
- Garcia attributes the nausea to eating lasagna at lunchtime.
- He misses out on qualifying for the Open Championship.
- The reports say the Open is an event where he has finished runner-up twice.
- Garcia is described as missing his third Open Championship in the last four years.
Garcia will miss his third Open Championship in the last four years, and he has a bad meal choice to blame it on.
1 month agoGarcia had been hoping to qualify for an event at which he has twice finished runner-up
1 month agoGarcia had been hoping to qualify for an event at which he has twice finished runner-up
1 month agoSergio Garcia blamed lasagna for his shortcoming at final qualifying for the Open Championship.
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