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Sergio Garcia misses 3-footer, loses a chance to play at The Open

Sergio Garcia missed a crucial 3-foot putt, resulting in a fourth-place finish at the International Series Macau, which cost him a chance to qualify for The Open Championship.
His failure to make the putt allowed Jason Kokrak, Patrick Reed, and Carlos Ortiz to secure the three spots available for The Open.
Garcia has participated in The Open 25 times and has been the runner-up twice, but missed out this year as his recent performances have not qualified him since the LIV Golf setup does not provide Official World Golf Ranking points.
Despite missing out on The Open, Garcia still has opportunities to qualify through upcoming LIV events, where standings will determine participation.

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