Spanish golfer Sergio Garcia began the final round of the 2026 Masters at 5-over par, struggling at the bottom of the leaderboard. His frustrations peaked when he broke his driver after a poor tee shot on the second hole, resulting in a code of conduct warning from the competitions committee. Despite this setback, Garcia managed to stay composed, even carrying fellow golfer Jon Rahm's clubs during play. Rahm, who is performing better at 3-under for the day, contrasts with Garcia's performance, which saw him bogey the first three holes, dropping to 8-over par. Garcia's only major title remains the 2017 Masters, where he triumphed over Justin Rose. The tournament is currently led by defending champion Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young. CBS will begin coverage of the final round at 2 p.m. ET.