High School Golfer / Class of 2027
Bishop Moore High School. Aspiring collegiate athlete, committed to excellence. #TeamSirianni
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Watch on YouTube"Golf has taught me focus, patience, and how to handle pressure. Every day is an opportunity to improve — not just my swing, but myself."
"With every round, every swing, and every early-morning practice, my goal remains the same: be the best golfer and teammate I can be."
My goal is to compete at the collegiate level and contribute to a winning program through leadership, a relentless work ethic, and maintaining absolute composure under pressure during every single round.
I want to know my equipment is built for tournament conditions and tight dispersion, not just range numbers.
"Streamsong. The unique architecture and challenging conditions require you to think strategically about every single shot. I love how it tests both my course management and competitive mindset, making it the perfect environment to continuously improve as a player."
"Trusting my pre-shot routine."
"My approach shot that set up an eagle during the HJGT Pinehurst Junior Open."
From the moment he first stepped onto a golf course, Peter Sirianni knew he found something special. What started as a love for the feel of connecting perfectly with the ball has grown into a dedicated pursuit of excellence — both on the scorecard and in life.
Born and raised in Winter Park, Florida, Peter balances an ambitious academic schedule with year-round golf training and competition. As a standout competitor for his high school golf team, he's forged a reputation for composed performance under pressure, an analytical approach to improvement, and relentless competitiveness from tee to green.
Peter's golf journey has taken him across regional qualifiers, weekend invitationals, and state championships — each event shaping his development both as a player and as a person. He thrives on competition not just to win, but to get better. With every round, every swing, and every early-morning practice, his goal remains the same: be the best golfer and teammate he can be.
Personal growth is at the heart of Peter's game. Off the course, he's a committed student with interests in Finance, demonstrating the same discipline and focus that drive his athletic progress. His coaches describe him as a coachable competitor with a growth mindset — someone who listens, works, adjusts, and executes.
Today, Peter is focused on earning the opportunity to play college golf — a place where he can continue refining his game, contribute to a winning team culture, and compete at the next level. His pursuit of collegiate golf isn't just about performance — it's about leadership, resilience, and representing his future school with pride.
Whether it's perfecting his short game, mastering his pre-shot routine, or analyzing data from his latest TrackMan session, Peter brings intensity and purpose to every aspect of his preparation.
This is more than golf — it's a pathway to growth, competition, and lifelong lessons learned under the sun.
Swing Coach
A Stetson Athletics Hall of Fame inductee and 1991 ASUN Player of the Year, Tom Creavy is an accomplished golf instructor. He coached LPGA Hall of Famer Se Ri Pak for 20 years and has worked with major champions including Nick Faldo, Nick Price, Ernie Els, and Greg Norman.
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Mental Performance
Brock McCormack, M.S., CMPC, is the founder and head coach of Mack Mental Performance. A Certified Mental Performance Consultant with a master’s degree in Sports Psychology from Florida State University, he helps athletes build confidence, resilience, and focus for competition.
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Golf Fitness & Performance
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78.78
Scoring Average
29.5
Putts per Round
67
Lowest Round
Ages 16-18 · most recent first
| Tournament | Date | Pos. | Rd. 1 | Rd. 2 | Rd. 3 | Rd. 4 | Total | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FJT Cypress Head Open (16-18) | 09/20/26 | 59 | 85 | 79 | - | - | 164 | 0 |
| FJT Aileron Open (16-18) | 08/16/26 | T42 | 79 | 81 | - | - | 160 | 0 |
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Boys 16-18 · most recent first
Boys 16-18
Place
T21
Points
0.00
Total
156
To par
+12
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Place
18
Points
0.00
Total
160
To par
+14
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Place
T64
Points
0.00
Total
245
To par
+29
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Browse official HJGT results Runner-upBoys 16-18
Place
2
Points
700.00
Total
148
To par
+4
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Cypress Head Golf Club
T5
Place
Leaderboard listing: Sirianni, Peter · Winter Park, FL · Graduation year 2028. Scores shown as supplied; hole-by-hole scorecards are not available here.
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Browse official Notah Begay resultsRecruiting calendar
Upcoming opportunities for college-level development and recruiting exposure. Listed in date order, with each camp's official page linked for full details.
November 22–23, 2026
January 9–10, 2027
Presented by Visit Tallahassee
January 16–17, 2027
Official schedule subject to change; confirm details on each camp page. Listing a camp here does not indicate registration or confirmed attendance.
A club-by-club reference for speed, flight, spin, and carry.
| Club | Club speed (mph) | Attack angle (deg) | Ball speed (mph) | Smash factor | Launch angle (deg) | Spin rate (rpm) | Max height (yd / m) | Land angle (deg) | Carry (yd / m) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | 115 | −0.9° | 171 | 1.49 | 10.4° | 2545 | 35 / 32 | 39° | 282 / 258 |
| 3 Wood | 110 | −2.3° | 162 | 1.47 | 9.3° | 3663 | 32 / 29 | 44° | 249 / 228 |
| 2 Iron | 106 | −2.5° | 156 | 1.47 | 9.7° | 4322 | 33 / 30 | 48° | 236 / 216 |
| 3 Iron | 100 | −2.5° | 145 | 1.46 | 10.3° | 4404 | 30 / 27 | 48° | 218 / 199 |
| 4 Iron | 98 | −2.9° | 140 | 1.44 | 10.8° | 4782 | 31 / 28 | 49° | 209 / 192 |
| 5 Iron | 96 | −3.4° | 135 | 1.41 | 11.9° | 5280 | 33 / 30 | 50° | 199 / 182 |
| 6 Iron | 94 | −3.7° | 130 | 1.39 | 14.0° | 6204 | 32 / 29 | 50° | 188 / 172 |
| 7 Iron | 92 | −3.9° | 123 | 1.34 | 16.1° | 7124 | 34 / 31 | 51° | 176 / 161 |
| 8 Iron | 89 | −4.2° | 118 | 1.33 | 17.8° | 8078 | 33 / 30 | 51° | 164 / 150 |
| 9 Iron | 87 | −4.3° | 112 | 1.29 | 20.0° | 8793 | 32 / 29 | 52° | 152 / 139 |
| PW | 84 | −4.7° | 104 | 1.24 | 23.7° | 9316 | 32 / 29 | 52° | 142 / 130 |
The 2 Iron row retains the supplied chart’s figures under the requested label; those figures are not measured 2-iron averages.
Peter’s fitness program is designed around the physical demands of competitive golf: clubhead speed, rotational power, lower-body strength, mobility, balance and durability.
Training is organized around three areas — swing-speed development, strength & power, and recovery/mobility — with the goal of becoming a stronger and more explosive golfer without sacrificing movement quality.
Peter uses The Stack System (opens in a new tab) for structured overspeed and overload training.
Rather than following a fixed number of swings, Peter follows TheStack App’s individualized program, which establishes a baseline and then adjusts resistance, repetitions, rest and future sessions based on performance.
Goal: Develop more usable speed while maintaining balance, sequencing and control.
French Contrast Training • 2–3 Days Per Week
Peter’s gym program combines strength movements with explosive plyometrics. Each training day moves from force → explosive movement → ballistic movement → speed, developing athletic power that can transfer to the golf swing.
Trap-Bar Deadlift
Box Jump
Light Loaded Jump
Broad Jump
Strength & Power + Stack
Golf Practice + Mobility
Strength & Rotational Power
Golf Practice + Stack
Optional Power Session / Stack
Tournament, golf practice or recovery
“I’m not training just to get stronger. I’m training to move faster, create more power and make that athleticism usable in my golf swing.”
Train with intent. Recover with purpose. Transfer it to the course.
The GT3 is engineered for maximum speed and stability with a refined aerodynamic shape. I play the 9.0° head configured for a neutral, penetrating launch to optimize control under tournament pressure.
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My driver is fitted with a Fujikura Ventus TR+ Black 6X shaft. Its low-launch, low-spin profile and added stability help produce a penetrating flight and tight dispersion off the tee.
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I carry the 2025 Titleist T250 Utility #2 fitted with an Oban Isawa Gold HYBRID 80 X (05) shaft. This utility iron combines speed, stability, and forgiveness for long shots from the tee or fairway.
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I use Titleist 620 CB irons in the 4- and 5-iron for a compact, tour-inspired profile with cavity-back stability in the longer clubs.
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From 6-iron through pitching wedge, I play Titleist 620 MB irons for their classic muscle-back shape, precise feedback, and shot-making control.
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Both iron sets are fitted with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts for a consistent, penetrating flight and the stability I want throughout the set.
View iron shafts on truetempersports.com
My wedge setup is built for versatility around the greens. I carry three specific lofts: 50° (F Grind) for full gap shots, 56° (M Grind) for sand and soft conditions, and a 60° (T Grind) for precision lob shots. The Nickel finish provides a classic look and exceptional feel for scoring.
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TOUR PERFORMANCE — My Vokey wedges are fitted with LA Golf L Series 120i WV wedge shafts.
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Collegiate goals, approach to equipment, and meet the coaching team
Tournament results, stroke average, and season statistics
College Golf Experience development and exposure camps in Georgia and Florida
2023 PGA TOUR club-by-club reference averages for speed, flight, spin, and carry
Peter's speed, strength, mobility, and weekly workout routine
Equipment details including driver, irons, wedges, putter, and ball
Peter's course photos, tournament moments, school portrait, and YouTube Short
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