Garcia will play in Germany

World number nine Sergio Garcia has confirmed he will play at the £2.5m Deutsche Bank Players’ Championship in Germany later this month.

Garcia will play in Germany
Wed, 05 Jul, 2006 - 14:10
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World number nine Sergio Garcia has confirmed he will play at the £2.5m Deutsche Bank Players’ Championship in Germany later this month.

The Spaniard has played three events on the European Tour schedule this year; two of those were the Masters and US Open, and the other the Abu Dhabi Championship.

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