Golf: Norman: Garcia should have asked for official

Greg Norman believes Sergio Garcia should have asked for an official to clear up the controversy in the third round of the Holden International.

Golf: Norman: Garcia should have asked for official
Sat, 10 Feb, 2001 - 08:51

Greg Norman believes Sergio Garcia should have asked for an official to clear up the controversy in the third round of the Holden International.

Garcia was penalised two shots for dropping incorrectly away from a sponsor's sign.

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