Gareth Bale congratulates Sergio García and sets up a Milan meet
The Real Madrid star is well known to like golf and sent a congratulatory message to the Spaniard following his recent win. He also hopes to see him for the Champions League final.

Gareth Bale was one of the first to send a message of congratulations to Sergio Garcí after the Spaniard won the AT&T Byron Nelson title on the PGA Tour. The Real Madrid star is known for his liking of golf – sometimes too much – wrote on his official Twitter account:
congrats @TheSergioGarcia , great victory mate ⛳🏌, look forward to seeing you next weekend in Milan!!#HalaMadrid
— Gareth Bale (@GarethBale11) 22 de mayo de 2016
García was quick to reply to the Welsh footballer and made his intentions clear about being in Milan on Saturday to support Bale and Los Blancos:
I'll see you there my friend! We'll be cheering hard from the sidelines. #HalaMadrid https://t.co/QTbuUcNRqV
— Sergio Garcia (@TheSergioGarcia) 25 de mayo de 2016
Before this exchange, Sergio had already been on the social media account to thank everyone who had taken time to wish him well. He also had a special mention for Severiano Ballesteros.
Encantado de conseguir otra victoria y empatar con una leyenda como Seve a victorias en @PGATOUR!#sueñohechorealidad pic.twitter.com/xC3WKvB3Jg
— Sergio Garcia (@TheSergioGarcia) 25 de mayo de 2016
“I’m very pleased to have achieved another victory and equal the number of PGA Tour wins of the legend that is Seve.” His hashtag clarifies the importance of this to him: dream becomes reality.
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