Holds a third-degree black belt in tae kwon do; his brother holds a fourth-degree black belt and teaches at the gym they grew up going to

Built his own desktop for video games

Also earned four varsity letters in basketball at Traverse City West High School, earning a Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan 2015 All-State selection, as well as a 2015 All-State Honorable Mention by the media.

A standout golf memory was, as a high school freshman, finishing a tournament double bogey, triple bogey, double bogey for an 82; he had never broken 80 before and was convinced after that day he would never do it, but he shot 78 the next day and counted toward the team score

Earliest golf memory is watching Fred Couples play in par-3 contest at Treetops Resort in Gaylord, Michigan; the first professional shot he ever saw came off the club of Fred Couples lipping out what would have been a hole-in-one

Attended the 2021 PLAYERS Championship and saw Denny McCarthy make an ace on No. 3, also followed Justin Thomas for the entire second round

Aspires to start a foundation someday. Is not sure what cause it would benefit, be he plans to "change people's lives and give back."

Grandfather served as a Lieutenant Colonel civil engineer in Vietnam

Played four seasons at Grand Valley State University (2015-19), an NCAA Division II program in Allendale, Michigan (just outside of Grand Rapids), where he garnered a 2018 All-America First Team laurel and a 2019 All-America Second Team plaudit

Named the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Player of the Year as both a junior and senior (2017-18, 2018-19), in addition to tying a 14-year-old school record for single-season wins with four as a junior in 2017-18, and becoming the school's first-ever All-America First Team selection in 2018

Represented the United States at the 2019 Arnold Palmer Cup and was named the Michael Carter Award winner

Won the 2018 Michigan PGA Tournament of Champions, becoming the first amateur winner in 27 years, and qualified for match play at the 2018 U.S. Amateur Championship contested at Pebble Beach (defeated in first round by William Mouw)