Peter is targeting a few Nationwide and possible PGA Tour events in October and November for his possible return to tournament golf. His ongoing recovery from his surgery earlier in the year is progressing well but he is determined to ensure that he is physically 100% before...
After hoping he might get back to playing tournament golf this month, Peter has made the decision to hold of for at least two more months before even attempting to play an event. "My specialist is happy enough with the progress and I am now playing on a regular basis but he has ...
Peter is targeting a few Nationwide and possible PGA Tour events in October and November for his possible return to tournament golf. His ongoing recovery from his surgery earlier...
After hoping he might get back to playing tournament golf this month, Peter has made the decision to hold of for at least two more months before even attempting to play an event. "My...
Peter retains the hope of playing within the next month or so but may need some cortisone shots if he is to do so. A lingering back pain is of some concern but he is keen to get back to playing and...
Peter is making slow progress in his endeavour to get himself back to tournament fitness and a return to the Nationwide Tour in July or August following his hip and knee surgery earlier this year. ...
A visit to his surgeon in Melbourne this week has confirmed that Peter will not undergo a second hip operation in the immediate future and will instead continue his recovery on the first hip surgery...
| Mixed fortunes in round two for Peter |
| Written by Bruce Young | |
| Saturday, 28 June 2008 | |
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There is perhaps no better way to describe a round that promised so much but in the end only partially delivered. Peter has comfortably made the cut but through seven holes of his round he was 6 under for the day and 8 under for the tournament and moving into contention. Starting his round at the 10th hole, Peter opened with a birdie at the par four, parred the 11th and then reeled off five consecutive birdies. He made a great up and down from the left hand trap at his 8th hole (the 17th) for par. He turned in 30 but began to struggle over the back nine with three bogies in his first six holes. "I am so close to playing well," said Peter after his round. "It's definitely closer than it has been all year. I couldn't miss a shot during the first eight holes and then it seemed that every bad shot after that got the worst result. Hopefully I can continue this over the weekend." Peter rallied back with two late birdies but then three putted his last to finish with 68 and at 6 under par he is in 30th position and eight shots behind the second round leader, Bo Van Pelt.            |
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If Peter was describing his second round of 68 at this week's Buick Open to a member of his beloved Bulldogs rugby league team he would say that it was a 'round of two halves'.