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60 Seconds With Sergio Garcia – Life after the Masters

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2017 has proven to be a life-changing year for Credit Suisse's golf partner Sergio Garcia - on and off the course. After announcing his engagement at the beginning of the year, he started out the season with a tournament win at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic. But what began as another golf season quickly changed on an evening in April at the Augusta National Golf Club.

Soon enough with the green jacket things started to change and Sergio was now the focal point of many media outlets. He became a busy man and sought after player.

Finding time in his schedule has proven difficult; however, Credit Suisse was able to catch up with Sergio on the golf course and ask him how things have been since the Masters tournament. We were also able to pose a few personal questions to get a deeper look into this charismatic individual.

To find out more, follow our mini-series "60 seconds with Sergio Garcia" here and on social media. In this second clip he tells us how life has changed since winning the Masters and what he is going to serve at next year’s Masters Champions dinner.

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