Despite the, at times, demanding nature of the Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club layout at this week's RBC Canadian Open, Peter has expressed satisfaction with his game over all. A double bogey at his final hole did not do him any favours but he was still upbeat about his week and the ongoing comfort he is gaining with his game. 

A closing round of 72 actually gained a little ground with Peter eventually finishing in a share of 50th.  

"Had a bit of a long week but am already looking forward to next week," said Peter en route to Salt Lake City. "I actually played pretty well on my back nine today and think I am back on the right track."

"I definitely need a couple of good weeks and I am hopeful of getting into the Reno tournament the following week."

Peter's next assignment is the Nationwide Tour event this week in Sandy, Utah, the Utah Championship.

The Reno Tahoe Open runs opposite the World Golf Championship event in Ohio next week so it might just offer Peter a chance for another PGA Tour start  

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