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.

Peter heads to Broussard in Louisiana this week for the Chitimacha Louisiana Open, the third event of the 2011 Nationwide Tour season.

A two week break at his home in Orlando has given Peter the chance to catch up on some much needed short game practice

"All going well here," said Peter just prior to leaving for Broussard. "I have spent a lot of time over the last two weeks doing plenty of work on the short game and hopefully it all comes together.

"It's a bit of a tougher process than I thought it would be but I am happy enough with the way the game seems to be improving.

"I have gone back to my old faithful long putter and hopefully together we can find something special - just a few putts to get started would be nice.

On a brighter note the Doggies (Peter's NRL team) are looking good which makes me a happy chappy."

This week's event is being played at the Le Triomphe Country Club. 

Peter has missed the cut at the Bogota Open in Colombia but it appears there is enough to work on for the coming weeks on the Nationwide Tour.

"I am actually playing pretty well from tee to green but am making no putts and that is putting a massive amount of pressure on the rest of my game," said Peter on Sunday evening before heading back to Orlando.

"I feel fine physically but will work on my short game a lot over these next two weeks and hopefully we can get something going before too long."

The rain interrupted event did not actually have a cut as such as it was reduced to just 36 holes as a result of the poor and dangerous weather that prevailed for much of the week. Peter was forced to return to finish his opening round on Friday and just as had been the case a week earlier in Panama he dropped shots late in that round.

The same applied in round two and his combined total of 147 left him well short of making a cheque.

Peter will now return to his home in Orlando before next playing at the Chtimacha Louisiana Open in three weeks time. 

Peter is in Bogota in Colombia for this week's Pacific Rubiales Bogota Open Presented by Samsung, looking for a greater level of consistency than was the case at last week's Panama Open.

Peter produced a lot of birdies (8) during the opening 36 holes of last week's event, his first tournament since the Australian PGA Tour Championship in December and only his second tournament start in twelve months other than PGA Tour qualifying. The problem for him however came with the high scores he racked up on two holes in particular in round two with triples bogeys on those holes.

Peter has an early tee time on day one when he will play with Chris Baryla and Jerod Turner at the Country Club of Bogota.