Not So Sunny at Sunningdale

After a missed cut at St Omer, where I felt it was important for me to play to stay competitive, I returned to the tour last week in France at what is my favourite venue on tour, The Paris National.  I think the golf course is a wonderful testament to what can be achieved with creativity in course architecture and it is a venue that I hope will host a future Ryder cup.  It ticks all the boxes in terms of hosting such an event
 
I played well all week without shooting low scores and then Sunday things went well for me as I shot a 65 and moved from 43rd to joint 7th.
 
This week I tried to Pre Qualify for the Open Championship at Sunningdale but unsuccessfully shooting scores of 70 and 69 to be 3 outside the mark.  I was very disappointed to miss the Open as it is my favourite event of the season and one which I have always been exempt to play in the past.
 
This week we play a new venue, The London club, in the European Open and I follow that with the Scottish open at Loch Lomond next week.
 
I am still searching for the elusive big finish which I feel is necessary for me in order to propel up the World Rankings and improve on my 29th position on the European Order of Merit.