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Peter Whiteford (Kirkcaldy, March 3, 1980) is a Scottish golf professional.
AmateurAs an amateur, Peter Whiteford has represented Scotland in the Boys (up to 18) and Youth teams (up to 21). Professional
In 2002, Whiteford became professional. Since then he has been to the Tourschool almost every year. In 2007 he played the Dutch Futures on Houtrak, where he played the best round of his life when he made a 63 and won. Two weeks later he won the Doc Salbe PGA European Challenge in Golf & amp; Vital Park Bad Waldsee with a score of 266 (-22), he made 21 birdies, two eagles and only three bogies. With this he deserved enough to play on the European PGA Tour in 2008. In April 2008 he was split 8th in China, his first top 10 position, but the rest of the season fell against. In 2009 he missed the first four tournaments on the European Tour (ET). The fifth tournament was the Saint-Omer Open where he became 15th, after which he played the Challenge Tour. In June, he finished with a score of -9 in 3rd place at the Challenge of Ireland together with Peter Baker behind Englishman Robert Coles, who won the play-off against Belgium Nicolas Colsaerts. won Challenge Tour
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