MCB Tour Championship Pressbook 2022

4/5/22, 10:25 AM

Levet has his eyes on the prize ahead of MCB Tour Championship – Mauritius- Ten Golf

that he would take great pleasure in being the number one from the 2021 Legends Tour season.

“It would be nice for your pedigree to one day say I’ve done this,” he said. “To say I’ve beaten everyone on the list.

“It’s quite interesting even though Stephen Dodd is in the lead by a lot, and he won a major so for me he will always be the player of the year because he won a major. “For me Alex Č ejka deserves it as well, he’s not here this week but he hasn’t played enough tournaments to be on the ranking but he won two majors last year so those guys are way ahead of me in those categories but in the end, it’s point ranking and there will be a number one and if I can grab it, I will do it with pleasure.” Levet refected on his performances from last year and after much practice and preparation he is ready to tackle the picturesque course at Constance Belle Mare Plage and end his season in style. “I had a crazy couple of months in August and September,” he said. “I fnished second (Staysure Seniors PGA Championship) and frst at the French Open (Legends Open de France hosted by Jean van de Velde) and the Scottish Open (Scottish Senior Open hosted by Paul Lawrie) back-to-back that was the key moment for me in the season and it sums up the season, I played really solid golf from the start and in Florida where I live, I practice a lot and I play tough courses. “Mauritius is always a nice place to be. It is one of the best islands to play golf and the golf courses around here are really good and it is always busy here and if you want a good round of golf in a very good destination with nice sand and water and you like scuba diving, come to Mauritius!” Also joining Thomas Levet in the feld at the MCB Tour Championship – Mauritius is 2005 U.S. Open Champion Michael Campbell, 1999 Open Champion Paul Lawrie and two-time Senior Major Champion Roger Chapman.

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