Garcia survives 27 holes under heat to run away with title


Tough one: Sergio Garcia of Spain holding up the winner’s trophy after his victory in the Singapore Open yesterday. — AFP

SINGAPORE: US Masters champion Sergio Garcia made it look so easy.

The world No. 10 had a bogey-free day as he tore the field apart to win the US$1mil (RM3.94mil) SMBC Singapore Open by five strokes after firing a three-under 68 to finish with a 14-under 270 total at the Sentosa Golf Club yesterday.

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