It might not have been quite the final round Peter was hoping for but looking back on his week at the Mexico Open there is every reason to be delighted with the progress he made during the week.

Peter actually got into a share of the lead when he returned to complete the final nine holes of his third round on Sunday morning and actually played in the final group on Sunday afternoon. 

Things were going well enough until he dropped four shots in the space of five holes through the middle of his back nine but two late birdies saw him finish with a round of 73 and at 11 under he shared 11th place in the tournament.

"It was very close there and I really played pretty faultlessly for the first three rounds," said Peter. "I had two three putts on the second day but that's about it.

"Sunday I really didn't hit it as well the first nine but hung in there and fixed it at the rain delay. The only problem with that was that I flushed it straight over the flag on the 11th and made double which really knocked the wind out of my sails.There was only a foot or two in it and it could have easily been a different story.

"It was alot of fun to be in the hunt however and made me feel pretty good about all the hard work I've been doing. I'm looking forward to getting back out there in a couple of weeks."

 This finish followed a 20th place finish in Wichita the previous week so things appear to be headed in the right direction. 

Peter now has a two week break before the next event of the Nationwide Tour season, the Chiquita Classic in Maineville Ohio. 

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