Sergio Garcia secured the second individual LIV Golf win of his career in Hong Kong last weekend, and it comes at an important time with the Ryder Cup approaching

Garcia’s Ryder Cup record is unrivalled and he has earned more points than anyone in the event’s history. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The 45-year-old will have the opportunity to perform this year, and his last performance certainly attracted the attention of European captain Luka Donald. Sergio Garcia sent clear messages after his last performance, saying that he expects the captain's attention. "I think he's watching," Garcia said, as quoted by France 24.

After his second win in eight starts, Sergio Garcia is throwing his name into the Ryder Cup conversation. At least, that's what he

Spanish veteran Sergio Garcia said he was hoping for a place in this year's Ryder Cup after shooting a sparkling seven-under 63 on Sunday to win LIV Golf Hong Kong by three strokes in front of huge crowds.

Sergio Garcia claimed his second LIV Golf title in Hong Kong, shooting a 7-under 63 to win by three over South African Dean Burmester. After the win, Garcia received a question about the Ryder Cup, and whether or not European Captain Luke Donald tuned in to see the victory.