Andrea Pavan is ‘very pleased’ to be back on the ‘difficult’ DP World Tour
According to Andrea Pavan, golf is a difficult game that may become psychologically taxing when the form is a problem. He continued by saying that he was happy to be returning to the DP World Tour in 2024 and that he needed a great deal of mental toughness.
After winning two wins in 2018–19, Pavan had a difficult several years on the European Tour as he finished outside of the top 150 in the Race to Dubai standings. Even yet, his 153rd-place finish from the previous two seasons was still better than spending outside of the top 250. Pavan returned to Challenge Tour in order to get his tour card.
According to The Scotsman, he said:
“You like playing more as you grow better at it. It’s still challenging. The game of golf is complex. Though some athletes may make it appear simple, it requires mental toughness. There are so many things that may go wrong for you.”
Even if you make a fantastic shot, it doesn’t go in your favor. Sometimes it just looks like the hole won’t let the ball go through, and that may have an impact on you,” he continued.
He managed to reclaim his card for the upcoming season after a year of grilling and a victory in the D+D Real Czech Challenge.
“I’m thrilled to have my card renewed for next year,” he said.
In August of last year, Pavan switched coaches and began working with Chris O’Connell, who had previously coached Matt Kuchar and Gavin Green.
He continued, saying:
“At that point, I just wanted to see if someone could see anything different, and it then felt more like how I grew up playing.”
The 34-year-old Italian returned to the Challenge Tour Grand Final, where he finished T18. He stated that he still thinks his finest work is ahead of him.
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