June 29, 2025
Garcia finished tied for 25th at LIV Golf Dallas after carding a two-under 70 in the final round.
ANALYSISGarcia entered Maridoe Golf Club with plenty to play for, as the highest-ranked player (without an exemption) in the top-5 of the LIV Golf individual season standings would earn a spot at The Open Championship. Ranked fourth in the standings heading into Dallas, Garcia went five-over through the first two rounds and was in jeopardy of being knocked out of the top-5 by the likes of Fireballs GC teammates
David Puig and
Abraham Ancer. However, Puig and Ancer -- along with most of the field -- struggled on Championship Sunday, and noone was able to earn enough points to knock Garcia down the standings, which means the Spaniard will be at Royal Portrush on July 17. Garcia will join four other LIV Golfers at the BMW International Open in Munich, Germany this week before heading to Spain to defend his title at LIV Golf Andalucia starting July 11. LIV Golf Andalucia was Garcia's first victory on the breakaway tour after he defeated
Anirban Lahiri on the first playoff hole.