2010 : MCB OPEN MAURITIUS : DAVID FROST
Drama returned to the 18th hole in 2010 when South African David Frost conjured up an inspired finish to snatch victory from Roger Chapman's grasp. Chapman started the final day four shots behind playing partner Frost but he steadily reeled in his rival with four birdies over the first nine and three more by the 17th. At the start of the final hole, Chapman held a two-stroke advantage and a par appeared enough to secure victory. Frost, meanwhile, needed something spectacular. Spectacular won the day. A fine drive was followed by an immaculate three-wood to 30 feet of the pin. Frost sunk the eagle putt. Chapman's par was not good enough. The pair exchanged birdies on the first play-off hole, the 18th, and returned to the tee in an attempt to settle the issue. This time, Frost found the fairway but Chapman pulled his tee shot into undergrowth. After taking two shots to emerge, Chapman closed with a bogey and, with two putts for victory, Frost was in no mood to grant a reprieve.