Sergio Garcia ended his streak of 25 consecutive U.S. Open appearances by failing to qualify for the 2025 edition at Oakmont.

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Sergio Garcia said he was proud of his US Open run despite falling short of qualifying this year by just one stroke.

Sergio Garcia has been trying to win another major since he beat Justin Rose in a playoff at the Masters in 2017, but he likely will not have an opportunity to do so at the U.S. Open next month.

Sergio Garcia has been trying to win another major since he beat Justin Rose in a playoff at the Masters in 2017, but he likely will not have an opportunity to do so at the U.S. Open next month.

Sergio Garcia hasn't given up on his aspirations of playing the fourth and final major of the season, the Open Championship.

Sergio Garcia's 25-year-long run at the US Open has come to an end, as the veteran golfer failed to qualify this time. The Spaniard missed out on a spot at the final qualifying in Dallas, Texas.

Garcia bogeyed his final hole in 36-hole qualifying in Dallas, costing him a spot in a 7-for-1 playoff for the seventh spot.