Ian Poulter Rages After Ryder Cup Doesn’t Wish LIV Golf’s Sergio Garcia Happy Birthday

Ian Poulter and Sergio Garcia

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Ryder Cup legend and current LIV Golf tour member Sergio Garcia turned 43 years old on January 9th. El Niño holds the Ryder Cup record for the most individual match wins with 25 and has appeared in every Ryder Cup since 1999 other than 2010.

LIV Golf star Ian Poulter wanted the European Ryder Cup social media admin to put some R-E-S-P-E-C-T on Sergio Garcia‘s name. Ian Poulter was raging on Twitter that the European Ryder Cup Twitter account didn’t wish Sergio Garcia a happy 43rd birthday.

Responding to a tweet about Francisco Molinari, Ian Poulter sounded off:

His tweet reads “What’s really an “incredible touch” is the Players that helped build the @RyderCupEurope Brand with other players as well. You just can’t bring yourself to say a simple Happy Birthday. @TheSergioGarcia B’day Yesterday. Unfortunately, this says so much.

Imagine caring that a Twitter account didn’t wish your friend a happy birthday and caring so much you publicly complain online:

Obviously, Ian Poulter’s comment didn’t go unnoticed by golf fans. Poulter received a lot of replies:

Ian Poulter then appeared to have a little fun with it

After his colleagues started tagging him in other tweets, Ian Poulter at least had some jokes of his own:

At least he’s able to joke about it after what appeared to be a rage-filled tweet at the European Ryder Cup’s Twitter account.