The 1999 Open champion’s win on the Legends Tour comes per week after he misplaced a playoff for the Jersey Legends title to Richard Inexperienced.
Lawrie believes protecting a great perspective all through the week was key to his glorious win.
Paul Lawrie claimed his first win in nearly three years after cruising to victory within the Farmfoods European Legends Hyperlinks Championship at Trevose Golf and Nation Membership.
He mentioned: “I performed good all week.
“I performed good final week and actually had an opportunity to win and that’s what you attempt to take action whenever you give your self a little bit of lead clearly you’ve simply to take the emotion out of it and haven’t any ups and no downs, don’t get too excited, don’t get too indignant particularly when the wind is like that the perspective is essential.
“I simply saved going, I simply saved taking part in properly and I used to be disillusioned to 3 putt the final as a result of my tempo placing this week has been distinctive after which I battered the one on the final which is about proper however no I’m completely satisfied to bits.
“It’s all the time good that’s what you attempt to do, you attempt to give your self an opportunity to win, it doesn’t matter what stage you’re taking part in at, everybody’s right here to win this week and just one individual can so it’s good to be that individual.”
Lawrie established a one-shot lead after Friday’s first spherical and doubled his benefit to 2 strokes after Saturday’s second spherical.
He wasted little time in pulling away from the chasing pack, led by Englishman Paul Streeter, as he moved 4 photographs clear after 5 holes because of birdies on the second and fifth holes.
That lead elevated additional to 6 holes following additional birdies on the ninth and tenth.
Lawrie dropped photographs on the twelfth and 18th however by then there was little probability of him being caught.
Regardless of his two bogeys Lawrie completed with a two-under-par 70 and 11 below general for the match.
He gained the match by three strokes with fellow Scot Euan McIntosh claiming second on eight below after a closing 69.
Aberdonian Lawrie recorded his final Legends Tour victory in 2019 on the Scottish Senior Open at Craigielaw Golf Membership and the 53 year-old was delighted to be rewarded for spending extra time on the golf course once more.
