Is proud of his family of lawyers, artists and creators. Admires them because he says all of them have a sense of humor.

Likes music, especially country. Plays the guitar casually.

Loves to be in nature, especially on a lake or in the forest.

Favorite golf memory is seeing The Presidents Cup in Montreal in 2007 and watching Mike Weir win his match against Tiger Woods.

Loves quiet time to read the news and books. Currently has a pile of books he wants to read.

Won the 2018 Tennessee State Open at The Grove, posting rounds of 65-68 over his final 36 holes in the 54-hole event to coast past Lipscomb University's Eric Ansett by six shots.

Played in four 2019 PGA TOUR Canada events, making one cut. Shot eight of his 10 rounds under-par.

Reached as high as No. 24 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking.

Won the 2018 Grant Clements Memorial Tournament at New Zealand’s Mount Maunganui GC, finishing regulation tied with Matthew Mclean then prevailing in a playoff.

In Argentina, at Los Lagartos CC, picked up a victory at the Juan Carlos Tailhade Tournament International Cup. Shot a final-round 66 to edge Brazil’s Herik Machado by two shots.

Played in the 2018 and 2019 RBC Canadian Opens, missing the cut in both.

Was an All-Conference USA first-team selection in 2017 after transferring from Division II St. Leo. As a junior at St. Leo, was a Ping third-team All-American pick and a CoSIDA academic All-American as well as a member of the Ping Division II All-South Region team.