Present in Tampa (Florida) this week, Thomas Levet (photo) and Jean-François Remésy hope to win one of the five sesames involved between Tuesday and Friday on the PGA Tour Champions.
Obtain a right of access to the PGA Tour Champions (over 50) is never easy. Many candidates, very few elected. The proof. Of the 79 players present between Tuesday and Friday at TPC Tampa Bay (Florida), only five of them will have the privilege of winning a full green fee on the very tough American senior circuit where sacred monsters such as Bernhard Langer, Fred Couples, Phil Mickelson, Jim Furyk or even Ernie Els…
Thomas Levet and Jean-Francois Remésy have, however, decided to take up the challenge. Once more. The former winners of the French Open, respectively in 2011 for the Racingman and a 2004-05 double for the Nîmes, are not at their first attempt …
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The French duo will have to finish in the final top 5 after 72 holes (without cut) and keep some very serious customers such as the Americans out of their way. Ken Duke, I was Browne, Scott Dunlap, Matt Gogel and Skipp Kendall, the Thai (also victorious at the National Golf) Thongchai Jaidee, Argentinian Jose Coceres, the South Korean Charlie Wi or even Swedish Jarno Sandelin.
