PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. Sergio Garcia says he didnt let down his guard after winning the Masters and coast through the rest of the PGA Tour season.If anything, he says, he burned more to win after claiming his first major championship title last spring.I was hungry or hungrier than I was before, Garcia said while preparing for his first PGA Tour start of 2018 at the Honda Classic. It doesn't change ... After the Masters, from The Players until probably the middle of the FedEx Cup Playoffs, I wanted to do well so badly.Garcia said his push to build on that Masters win probably caused him to be more erratic, trying to make things happen.
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That's why my game would be very good a couple of rounds, and then a couple of rounds not quite as good, for putting that extra pressure, Garcia said. And then when I started to kind of relax and say, You know, just keep doing what you're doing, you're playing well, you're playing great, just trust it and keep at it. That's when things started coming along a little bit easier.That relax and trust it attitude helped Garcia win the Andalucia Valderrama Masters in the fall and the Singapore Open last month.After 15 years with TaylorMade, Garcia agreed late last year to a new multi-year equipment deal with Callaway, to play their balls and equipment.Garcia on making the transition: It was very easy, I think, for a couple of reasons. One of them, I moved to a great company that makes great equipment, and second of all, usually, I get used to new equipment quite easily, even in my old brand. I used to be one of the first ones to change the new equipment.Garcia played the Chrome Soft X when he won in Singapore.It hasn't been a stressful move or anything like that, Garcia said. I really love the golf ball. I think the golf ball, for me, it's been a step forward from the past years.Win or not, this will be a big spring for Garcia. His wife, Angela, is expecting their first child in March.
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