Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia row rumbles on A row between Sergio Garcia and Tiger Woods does not seem any closer to being settled after both players turned down the chance to end the dispute. The spat occurred at The Players Championship earlier this month, when Garcia accused Woods of gamesmanship. American Woods gave a resounding "no" when he was asked whether he planned to call Garcia to clear the air. Spaniard Garcia insisted: "I did nothing wrong and don't have anything to say to him." I don't have his number and he wouldn't pick up the phone anyway. I don't need him as a friend. Sergio Garcia on his row with Tiger Woods Woods angered Garcia during the third round of the tournament at Sawgrass by preparing for his own shot as the Spaniard was about to play an approach shot. Garcia bogeyed the hole and was furious with his playing partner's actions, although Woods insisted he had been given the all-clear to take his shot by a course official. Garcia, 33, does not plan to make contact with the world number one in the near future to diffuse the situation. "I don't have his number and he wouldn't pick up the phone anyway," Garcia said ahead of the BMW PGA Championship which starts at Wentworth on Thursday. But that's okay, I don't need him as a friend. I don't need him in my life to be happy. You can't like everybody, there are people you connect with and people you don't, it's pretty much as simple as that. He doesn't need me in his life I don't need him in mine so let's move on and keep on doing what we're doing. There's never been a true connection like I would have with Luke [Donald] or Lee [Westwood], Adam Scott or some of the other guys I get along with well. It doesn't mean I cannot play with him, it's just another player, obviously a good player, but it's just when I'm playing with someone I enjoy there's a bit more talking during the round, when you play with someone you don't fancy as much it's a little bit quieter. I try to tell the truth as much as possible to everybody and usually the truth always wins. It was unfortunate it happened but it happened. Asked if he ever talked to the late, great Seve Ballesteros about how to deal with difficult players Garcia said: "We had more interesting things to talk about than that."