Round two of the Fresh Express Classic in California might have eventually resulted in a missed cut in the Nationwide Tour event but for Peter there was sufficent improvement to give him encouragment for the weeks ahead.

A second round of even par 70 over the demanding windswept layout at the TPC Stonebrae in Hayward California left Peter four shots outside the cut mark but it was a more solid all round performance. The short putter was not the answer he was looking for on the difficult greens and Peter is still deciding which way to go with his putter.

He will now head back to Orlando before his next event, the South Gerogia Classic, in Valdosta in Georgia beginning on April 28th.

Peter had hoped that as a former winner of the Heritage Classic (2005) he might get a start in this week's PGA Tour event but the automatic exemption period of five years has expired and he was not granted a sponsor's invite. 

Peter is in Hayward in California this week for the Nationwide Tour's Fresh Express Classic and looking forward for the opportunity to build some momentum into and continuity into his game.

The stop start nature of tournament availablity to date this season has been difficult as he tries to get his game back in shape but now with four events over the next five weeks there is the opportunity to do just that.

Since his last event in Louisiana Peter has spent time at home in Orlando.

This week's event is being played over the David McLay Kidd designed TPC Stonebrae layout on the eastern side of San Francisco Bay

Peter has a late tee time on day one when he will play with fellow countryman Won Joon Lee and American Brian Smock  

Two years after being forced to face the embarrassment of wearing a West Tigers guernsey after losing a bet to manager Mick Graham, Peter has had his revenge with the recent defeat of the Tigers by his beloved Canterbury Bulldogs.

Mick is a Wests fan and when the Wests beat the Bulldogs in 2009, Peter fulfilled his side of a bet they had then by donning a Wests jumper outside their lunch venue in Orlando.

Peter could not thank the members of his Doggies team enough when he gained revenge, Mick is seen here modelling the new retro Doggies jumper with Peter ensuring he is right there to see it. Of course Peter had to get in on the action also and was soon wearing his version of his favourite jumper.

This week's Chitimacha Louisiana Open at the Le Triomphe Country Club in Broussard is next on the agenda for Peter and after his first look at the layout Peter is happy enough with what he sees.

"I played the course for the first time yesterday," said Peter on Wednesday. "It is in great shape and is a pretty good layout. There is not a lot of rough but it is is expected to get windy this week which will be a test.

"I am happy with the way I am playing so hopefully we can see some improvement in results this week." 

Peter has a 1.20 tee time on day one.