Baker's in contention
Shropshire golfer Peter Baker has taken another small step to regaining his European Tour card. Shropshire golfer Peter Baker has taken another small step to regaining his European Tour card. The former Lilleshall Hall man carded a six-under-par 64 in the opening round of the Open A.G.F Allianz Côtes D'Armor Bretagne in France yesterday on the Challenge Tour. That left him in second place and in a strong position to push for victory as he attempts to break into the top 20 on the Challenge Tour Order of Merit - four events remain including this one - and win back his full card. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
Shropshire golfer Peter Baker has taken another small step to regaining his European Tour card.
The former Lilleshall Hall man carded a six-under-par 64 in the opening round of the Open A.G.F Allianz Côtes D'Armor Bretagne in France yesterday on the Challenge Tour.
That left him in second place and in a strong position to push for victory as he attempts to break into the top 20 on the Challenge Tour Order of Merit - four events remain including this one - and win back his full card.
"I played well and putted particularly well," he said. "That was the difference as I took my chances out there.
"I am in the boiling pot in 23rd place and I'm looking forward to the run in. I have been playing well for a while and I just need to keep putting well.
"I am just going to play my own game and, if I play well, I should be okay."
