Sergio Garcia suffered a spectacular loss of composure during The Masters final round on Sunday, destroying his driver in a fit of rage at Augusta's second tee.The Spaniard, who had already dropped a shot on the opening hole, sent his ball into a bunker and responded by hammering his club into the ground twice.His frustration then escalated dramatically when he struck a table containing a green cooler, leaving his driver head hanging loosely from the shaft.The 46-year-old proceeded to tear the club head completely off, rendering the driver unusable for the remainder of his round.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayGarcia went on to card a 75, finishing the tournament at eight over par.Competition committee chairman Geoff Yang subsequently approached the 2017 champion at the fourth tee to deliver an official code-of-conduct warning.Under tournament rules, a second warning would have incurred a two-stroke penalty, with disqualification following any third breach.Sergio Garcia had to be spoken to by Masters officials after lashing out during his final round at Augusta! pic.twitter.com/UnfswNNs5F Sky Sports Golf (@SkySportsGolf) April 12, 2026 Garcia was questioned about his exchange with Yang during his post-round media session but flatly declined to elaborate."I'm not going to tell you," he responded curtly. "Next question please."The Spaniard did offer a measure of regret for his conduct, though his apology was notably brief.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Rory McIlroy atones for Erica Stoll mistake after securing second Masters victoryJohn Terry spends millions on buying EFL club where his nephew playsScottie Scheffler makes complaint after Rory McIlroy makes history with Masters triumph"Obviously not super proud of it, but sometimes it happens," Garcia stated, before moving the conversation along.This outburst was far from an isolated incident in Garcia's career, which has been punctuated by similar displays of temper.The Spaniard was thrown out of the 2019 Saudi International after causing damage to putting surfaces in a moment of frustration.Two decades earlier, at the 2001 World Match Play, he kicked off his shoe in anger after slipping during a tee shot, with the footwear narrowly missing a tournament official.Garcia also drew criticism for spitting into a cup at a World Golf Championship event at Doral following a three-putt.Despite this pattern of behaviour, the former major winner expressed only limited remorse for Sunday's incident at Augusta.The destruction of his driver did at least simplify Garcia's club selection for the remaining holes."It makes the decisions very easy," he quipped. "I just have to hit three-wood all the time. I didn't have to choose another club."A lighter moment followed when Garcia began carrying fellow Spaniard Jon Rahm's bag while his own caddie Adam Hayes was raking the bunker, prompting applause from spectators.Since claiming the green jacket in 2017, Garcia's Augusta record has been woeful, with six missed cuts from eight appearances and finishes of 23rd and 52nd in the other two.Asked to explain his struggles, Garcia was blunt: "Bad golf. Bad shots."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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Archaeologists have uncovered a previously unknown remnant of Thomas Jefferson's era at Monticello: a brick kiln used to build his home.The kiln was recently found on the east side of the Founding Father's home amid an excavation that began in March, officials said.Monticello historians believe it dates back to the early 1770s some time before Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence in 1776.MASSIVE INDUSTRIAL SITE UNCOVERED IN UNLIKELY LOCATION AS ARCHAEOLOGISTS CITE 'ENORMOUS' POTENTIALIt was part of the construction of Monticello I, the first version of Jefferson's home.The current structure reflects a later rebuild and expansion completed after his time in France, after 1789.Photos from the site show researchers working around a rectangular dig at Monticello, exposing evenly spaced brick channels and revealing several bricks stamped with initials.The kiln was a large, temporary oven used to harden bricks, said Crystal O'Connor, manager of archaeological field research at Monticello.LEGENDARY CAPTAIN WHO INSPIRED 'THE THREE MUSKETEERS' MAY HAVE BEEN FOUND UNDER CHURCH ALTAROConnor told Fox News Digital that archaeologists found brick channels "filled with overcooked brickrubble, and the soil beneath them had been baked hard by intense heat."Archaeologists "immediatelystarted hittingbrick,and uncovered a series of low parallel brick walls, evenly spaced about a foot and a half apart, with channelsrunning between them," she said."While the team and Iwerentsure of what we were looking at initially, that pattern is a telltale sign of a brick kiln," O'Connor added.Workers once stacked thousands of unfired bricks atop the kiln and kept fires burning for several days until the bricks, eventually used to build Monticello, hardened."When the firing was done, workers took the kiln apart and carried the finished bricks to the house," said O'Connor.She added, "This kiln was crucial to building the home of the author of the Declaration of Independence."TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZO'Connor noted that it was likely run by George Dudley or William Bishop, two White workmen who were hired by Jefferson and that it relied heavily on slave labor.Though Jefferson wasn't making the bricks by hand, the Virginia statesman was certainly aware of the kiln's existence."Jefferson knew about this work because he contracted with his brickmakers for aset numberof bricks before each major building campaign," O'Connor said."He would not have overseen the firings himself. Dudley or Bishop would have managed that process."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERO'Connor said records show Jefferson calculated whether hauling finished bricks uphill or producing them on site was more efficient in late 1774."We wonder if the brickmakers themselves pointed out the problem of dragging barrels of water and loads of firewood uphill, and if that helped push Jefferson to do the math and move the work downhill, closer to the raw materials," she added.O'Connor noted that "very few" artifacts were found at the site, other than bricks but 18th-century remnants were interesting nonetheless.These included "several bricks shaped in special molds to match the design of the house."CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIES"These are decorative bricks with curved and S-shaped profiles," said O'Connor. "Jefferson used them in the exterior brickwork of the dining room wall, which dates to around 1772."She added, "Theydon'tappear anywhere else on the house and represent a crazy amount of customization. Finding them in therubblenext tothe kiln is what tells us it dates to the early 1770s."The official stressed the importance of archaeology at Monticello, especially because the kiln was entirely unrecorded in Jefferson's maps, drawings, notes and letters."The discovery has already changed how we understand the building of Monticello," she said."Even at one of the best-documented historic sites in America, archaeology keeps revealing what the written record does not."

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