Golf: Garcia expects to make Masters

Spanish star Sergio Garcia expects to be fit for the first Major of the season, The Masters at Augusta in mid-April.

Garcia was forced to cut short his final round at the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill after injuring his left shoulder and an Achilles tendon after attempting a shot from a tree. He called it quits after shanking his following chip shot, citing problems from his audacious attempt at a recovery from up a tree. Garcia said: "I wanted to continue and finish the round and the tournament. "But the discomfort would have been more and I decided not to continue to avoid hurting me more." Garcia is 33/1 with bet365 to win The Masters, as he bids to finally end his quest for a Major title, with the Spaniard having finished inside the top four in each of the four Major tournaments. His closest misses came at the 2007 Open and the 2008 USPGA, when he finished second behind Padraig Harrington.

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