Alexander Levy causes a sensation: his testimony on the impressive level of the Challenge Tour will leave you speechless

Alexander Levy's journey on the Challenge Tour

Very recently, Alexander Levy distinguished himself by participating in five tournaments on the Challenge Tour. With four successful cuts and already two top 10s, he confirms his status as a great player. Despite losing his full playing rights on the DP World Tour at the end of last year, he is showing a promising start to the season.

Alexander Levy's good results and their significance

French golfer Alexander Levy believes his performance on the Challenge Tour could be described asexceptional. This would be possible if he finishes among the top 5 overall. To do this, he plans to put in place a competitive program before the Challenge Tour returns to Europe in early May.

However, it is not a priority for him to play European Tour events or even Majors, as he wants to fully focus on the Challenge Tour and get back to where he wants to be with his friend Matthieu Pavon on the PGA Tour.

Quality courses and formidable opponents

When he arrived on the Challenge Tour, he was told that the courses were not exceptional. Yet he played at various prestigious locations such as Zebula, Cape Town and Fancourt, where he found the courses to be high quality. He is also convinced that the level is high on the Challenge Tour with talented players from the DP World Tour without forgetting the new generation coming straight from the junior ranks.

Other golfers who stand out on the Challenge Tour

• Ugo Coussaud, another Frenchman, who after moving up the ranks, obtained excellent results on the DP World Tour.
• Mateo Manassero, the Italian prodigy, who returns to victory and remains a source of inspiration for all.
• Sam Bairstow, emerging British golfer, who won a title in Singapore and stood out for his performance.

New challenges ahead for Alexander Levy

Alexander says he really wants to take part in the tournament in China because it was there that he won his first event on the European Tour. It would be his last little pleasure before focusing exclusively on the Challenge Tour and hoping for a brilliant return to the professional world of golf.