Loves basketball. Grew up in the San Francisco East Bay, and his grandparents took him and his brother to Golden State Warriors games growing up. Gave up basketball to play golf because he was too small (about 4-foot-10 and 85 pounds his freshman year of high school).

Uses a lucky Ford Mustang ball marker.

Favorite early memory of a pro tournament was watching Tiger Woods in the 2009 Presidents Cup at TPC Harding Park. Blick was in the stands on No. 18 and saw the walking club twirl.

Followed Tiger Woods at the Fortinet Championship (formerly the Frys.com Open at CordeValle Golf Club) and watched from the gallery as he hit a 5-wood stinger off the ninth tee. Blick saw Woods' tee break and land next to the tee marker and, once the group left, he ran onto the tee and grabbed it. Blick still has the tee with the TW logo in the cup.

Served as a standard bearer at the 2012 U.S. Open at Olympic Club.

Made national headlines at Q-School in 2018 when his clubs were stolen before the final round. Managed to piece together a set with help from Titleist reps, the head pro and the superintendent. Shot a 63 to finish T25 and earn guaranteed starts on the Korn Ferry Tour in 2019.

Brother, Connor, is also a professional golfer.

Played collegiately for three and a half seasons at San Jose State University (2012-15), as he left the program prior to the spring of his senior season and turned professional in 2016. He departed with five individual victories.

Garnered All-Region honors in 2013 and 2014, in addition being the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year, a three all-conference selection (2013 All-WAC First Team, 2014 and 2015 All-Mountain West Conference).

Tied 14-time PGA TOUR winner Ken Venturi's school record for low 18-hole score, carding a 62 as a junior in 2014-15. He also broke PGA TOUR winner Aaron Oberholser's school record for single-season scoring average with a 70.71 average in 2014-15.

Set the San Jose State school record for career scoring average (71.38).