Sergio Garcia chasing Byron Nelson treble after 'overwhelming' Augusta fallout
Wednesday 17 May 2017 17:15, UK
Sergio Garcia hopes the chance of a hat-trick of AT & T Byron Nelson titles will help him move on from the "overwhelming" aftermath of his Masters win.
Garcia, who broke his majors duck at Augusta five weeks ago, failed to sustain a challenge on his comeback at the Players Championship as a final-round 78 saw him tie for 30th.
The Spaniard admits he has struggled to regain his focus post-Masters, but he will be on comforting ground at TPC Four Seasons this week, live on Sky Sports, having won there twice before.
"At The Players I had a couple nice rounds and a couple not so nice rounds, but it's been very overwhelming. I'm not going to lie," defending champion Garcia told a pre-tournament press conference.
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"It's been amazing to see the reaction from the people and the players and everyone. It's obviously been something amazing to go through but, at the same time, you know, I have to kind of move on.
"As nice as it is to be the Masters champion, I need to keep doing things, I need to keep improving on every aspect of my game and focus on the week that we are right now, because it's easy to start thinking about what happened a month ago.
"I did some really good things last week, but I also did some things that weren't that great. I need to make sure I clean that up and have a solid, solid stretch here in Texas."
The Byron Nelson moves from to Trinity Forest next year, and Garcia said: "It's always going to have something extra special in me, this golf course."
