Introduction
Peter Gustafsson is a Swedish professional golfer, born in Orust, Sweden. He turned professional in 1999. Peter gained his place on the European Tour in 2005.
At 38 Peter Gustafsson temporarily retired from top competition to dedicate his career to an internal marketing portal on golf and travel. He does, however, plan to return to the adrenalin of tournament play and has set himself a challenge achieved by very few professionals: playing on the world’s main circuit, the US PGA Tour, of course.
Even though his brilliant 2005 season is now in the distant past – the year he made his debut on the European Tour, finished second twice and was close to being named rookie of the year – it is true that Gustafsson, born in Orust, still believes he can regain his top form of those times and once again aspire to success in the competitive world of golf.
Peter lives in Marbella, in the Nueva AndalucÃa area and its Golf Valley, home to such iconic courses as Aloha, Los Naranjos and Las Brisas, the latter host of two World Cups – the first in 1973, when Jack Nicklaus and Johnnie Miler beat other international stars including South Africa’s Gary Player and Hugh Baiocchi.
At 38 Peter Gustafsson temporarily retired from top competition to dedicate his career to an internal marketing portal on golf and travel. He does, however, plan to return to the adrenalin of tournament play and has set himself a challenge achieved by very few professionals: playing on the world’s main circuit, the US PGA Tour, of course.
Even though his brilliant 2005 season is now in the distant past – the year he made his debut on the European Tour, finished second twice and was close to being named rookie of the year – it is true that Gustafsson, born in Orust, still believes he can regain his top form of those times and once again aspire to success in the competitive world of golf.
Peter lives in Marbella, in the Nueva AndalucÃa area and its Golf Valley, home to such iconic courses as Aloha, Los Naranjos and Las Brisas, the latter host of two World Cups – the first in 1973, when Jack Nicklaus and Johnnie Miler beat other international stars including South Africa’s Gary Player and Hugh Baiocchi.
Contact Info
Address:
Atalaya Driving Range
BenahavÃs
Málaga 29679
Spain
BenahavÃs
Málaga 29679
Spain
Tel:
+34 616 05 21 6
Website:
https://pgsportsacademy.com/
Hours of operation
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