Garcia unfazed by scoring error: 'I knew where I stood'
AUGUSTA, Ga. Fans consuming the Masters coverage online and on social media Friday had an hour of confusion following Sergio Garcia.Sitting at 4 under for the tournament, Garcia hooked his tee shot into the left trees on the par-4 10th hole. So did his fellow playing competitor, Shane Lowry. Both players hit provisionals.Lowry was unable to find his tee shot, but Garcias had ricocheted off a tree and kicked back into the fairway, still 276 yards away. Garcia ripped a 3-wood near the front edge and made bogey, while Lowry made double.Garcias score on the hole, however, was recorded as a triple, dropping him out of the lead and, since they were not yet in the TV broadcast window, prompting questions about whether he had been assessed a two-shot penalty.
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The Spaniard noticed the leaderboard error on the 13th hole but didnt fret. I knew where I stood, he said.Lee Westwood, the third member of the group, said that no one was concerned about a potential penalty.They were dressed in the same colors, he said. Couldnt tell Shane and Sergio apart.Augusta National eventually released a statement, stating that it was a score-reporting error.I can see why they might have made the mistake, Garcia said.
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