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Paul takes break from Nationwide Tour |
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Written by Bruce Young
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Monday, 08 February 2010 |
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 Paul has missed the cut at the Moonah Classic at
Moonah Links on the Mornington Peninsula and will now take two months
away from tournament golf as he looks to prepare for Nationwide Tour
events later in the season.
"There is a bit of a
window between this week and the Stonebrae Classic in San Francisco in
April during which time I am keen to work on my game and to spend a bit
of time with my coach Gary Edwin," said Paul today.
"I am also going to
be working with Dream Run and their loans and horse
syndication business so will be busy but am also looking forward to
putting the time necessary into my game in order to have it right for
when I play again in the US."
"I just couldn't
seem to get anything going last week which was disappointing as I felt
in New Zealand that there had been a bit of improvement."
"Hopefully
I can play well enough in the Stonebrae and South Georgia Classics to
earn sufficient money to benefit by the re-rank which comes after the first seven events of the season."
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Written by Bruce Young
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Monday, 01 February 2010 |
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Paul has finished in a share of 28th at the Michael Hill New Zealand Open, a final round of 73 not a bad effort on what developed into a demanding final day as the winds finally picked up on day four.
The controversial and dangerous par three 16th cost him a double bogey and that proved the difference between a good round and what otherwise was a reasonable effort.
Paul drove back to Christchurch on Sunday afternoon and will play next week's Moonah Classic at Moonah Links south of Melbourne.
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