Lists "being on the 18th green and competing" as his biggest thrill in golf.

Aspirations outside of golf include owning a ranch with two horses, six cattle, six chickens with plenty of acreage and ponds stocked with monster fish.

Keeps beef jerky in bag as a snack.

Favorite quote is, "If you've never made a mistake, you've never tried something new."

Favorite college team is University of Wyoming. Favorite pro teams are the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Green Bay Packers. Favorite TV show is "Maneater" and "Last Man Standing." Favorite movies are "Happy Gilmore," "8 Seconds" and "Shooter." Favorite artists is Bone-Thugs N' Harmony. Favorite book is American Sniper. Favorite food is ribs. Favorite athletes to watch are Tiger Woods and Aaron Rodgers.

Favorite courses played are Castle Pines, Colorado GC, Boone Valley GC, PGA National GC and Wildfire GC.

Course he'd most like to play is Augusta National.

Dream foursome would include his dad, Jordan and Arnold Palmer.

Keeps brother's dog tags as lucky charms.

Mom has been awarded both Wyoming Teacher of the Year and the National Distinguished Principal Award.

Spent two seasons at University of Colorado (2008-10 -- redshirted 2008-09 season) before he transferred to University of Central Oklahoma, an NCAA Division II program in Edmond, Oklahoma, where he played two seasons (2010-12) and won the individual national title at the 2012 NCAA Division II Championships.

Defeated Colorado School of Mines' Jim Knous with a par on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff to win the individual national title at the 2012 NCAA Division II Championships; he also birdied Nos. 16 and 17 to force the playoff.

Notably defeated Nova Southeastern University's Ben Taylor by two strokes in head-to-head stroke play competition in the semifinals of the 2012 NCAA Division II Championships.

Garnered 2012 All-America First Team recognition and 2011 All-America Second Team laurel, as well as a 2011 All-Lone Star Conference First Team honor.

Notched four victories in his two seasons at Central Oklahoma.

Led Cheyenne (Wyoming) Central High School to four consecutive WHSAA Class 4A Championship victories (2004-07), with his highest individual finish being solo second as a senior in 2007.