Sergio Garcia Addresses Ryder Cup Snub, Focuses on DP World Tour Push
indianapolis, IN – Sergio garcia has acknowledged his disappointment at being excluded from the 2025 European Ryder Cup team, attributing the omission to his current world ranking and reaffirming his commitment to competing on the DP world Tour.the 2017 Masters champion’s reaction comes as his position in the Official World Golf Rankings continues to fall due to LIV Golf events not receiving OWGR points.
Garcia, currently ranked 411th in the world, has seen his Ryder Cup prospects diminish despite recent success on the LIV Golf circuit, where he secured his second career title in Hong Kong in March and finished ninth in the LIV Individual Championship. The Ryder Cup exclusion marks a significant setback for the veteran, who previously held a prominent role in the biennial competition, but he remains focused on regaining form and eligibility through performance on the DP World Tour.
The Ryder Cup omission underscores the challenges faced by LIV Golf players seeking to maintain their competitive standing in the conventional golf ecosystem. Garcia’s fall in the rankings highlights the impact of the lack of OWGR points awarded to LIV events, a point of contention that continues to divide the golf world.
Despite the Ryder Cup disappointment, Garcia intends to compete in his home Spanish Open at Club de Campo Villa de Madrid from October 9-12, viewing it as a crucial opportunity to improve his DP World Tour Ranking, where he currently stands at 188th. He needs a strong showing to qualify for the top 70 and advance to the DP World Tour Playoffs in Abu Dhabi in early November.
Looking further ahead, speculation continues regarding Garcia’s potential future role with the Ryder Cup. Some analysts, including Jon Rahm, have suggested he could be a candidate to captain the European team when the event is held in Spain in 2031. For now, however, Garcia’s immediate focus remains on regaining competitive momentum and securing his place in upcoming tournaments.