AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open 2022: Current form stats

• Final event of DP World Tour year

• World No 56 Burmester highest-ranked pro in field

• Kimsey ready to secure maiden title at this level

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The curtain comes down on the 2022 DP World Tour calendar this weekend, when the year's final event takes place in Mauritius.

The AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open certainly provides a low-key climax to the Tour year, with a low-grade field to match.

Although this will be the sixth time that the DP World Tour has visited the island of Mauritius, their members have never previously teed-up at Mont Choisy.

Situated in the north-west of the island, approximately 14 miles from its capital Port Louis, Mont Choisy is a beautifully-crafted venue which makes its debut in the world of professional golf this Thursday.

Mont Choisy, which is slightly shorter than the average venue used to host a top-tier tournament, was opened in 2018.

It was also laid out slightly inland and is not considered a coastal course.

This week's event is being co-sanctioned by the Sunshine and DP World tours.

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Six To Watch

Oliver Bekker: The six-time Sunshine Tour winner tied-fourth at Leopard Creek on Sunday. This was the fourth time this year he'd finished in the top-five of a DP World Tour event.

Dean Burmester: The highest-ranked golfer teeing-up this week. The 33-year-old's last two starts have yielded finishes of T5 and T7.

Laurie Canter: The Englishman finished strongly on Sunday, when he closed with a best-of-day 64 to stand on the podium. Five times the 33-year-old Bath-born pro has finished in the top-three of a 'Euro Tour' event, although never on the top step.

Thomas Detry: The consistent Belgian makes his first start for five weeks, as he continues his search for a maiden DP World Tour title.

Ryo Hisatsune: The hard-working pro from Japan makes his final appearance of 2022. Was runner-up at the recent Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane - another co-sanctioned tournament on the DP World Tour schedule.

Nathan Kimsey: Winner of this year's Challenge Tour Grand Final in November, the 29-year-old from Lincolnshire has made a strong start to life on his return to the 'DP World' calendar. He tied-for-11th at Leopard Creek over the weekend.

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