Living near Memphis, grew up attending the FedEx St. Jude Classic.

Was a two-time high school state champion and first-team AJGA Rolex Junior All-American.

Made his PGA TOUR debut, playing in the 2017 FedEx St. Jude Classic. Fired four under-par rounds, including a 69-67-65 finish to T4. Played in two additional PGA TOUR tournaments that season, making the cut at The RSM Classic (T61).

Played in two additional PGA TOUR tournaments in 2018, making the cut again at the FedEx St. Jude Classic and finishing T22 in his Korn Ferry Tour debut in Mississippi.

In his final college season of 2018, won twice. Added his second Old Waverly Collegiate Championship title, to go with his 2016 win. Bested Lipscomb’s Dawson Armstrong by three strokes. At the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate, earned a two-stroke victory over Kentucky’s Lukas Euler.

During the summer of 2017, won the Sunnehanna Amateur, shooting consecutive 65s over his final 36 holes after opening 68-69. Went on to defeat Collin Morikawa in a playoff. Final amateur title came at the Jones Up Invitational at Ocean Forest GC in Sea Island, Georgia. Began the final round with a six-shot lead and eventually went wire to wire in defeating Matthias Schwab.

Picked up an additional three collegiate wins in 2017 and won the Fred Haskins Award. His crowning achievement came in winning the NCAA individual championship, opening with a 66 and rolling to a four-stroke win over Mason Overstreet. Successfully defended his FAMC Intercollegiate title, a one-shot victory over Michael DeMorat. At the Shoal Creek Intercollegiate in Alabama, came from two shots off the pace on the final day to take down Paul McBride by a stroke.

In 2016, won five collegiate titles. At the AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic, recorded rounds of 68-64-66—the only player in the field with three rounds in the 60s—to coast to an eight-shot triumph over Jimmy Jones. Won the Warrior Princeville Makai Invite, taking a three-shot victory over Andrew Ertel and Mateusz Gradecki. Added the FAMC Intercollegiate title to his resume, defeating Clay Vannoy by three strokes, shared medalist honors with Manuel Elvira and Patrick Flavin at the Florida Atlantic University-hosted Slomin Autism Invite and claimed a three-shot win over Duncan Mcneill at the Old Waverly Collegiate.

At the 2015 Patriot All-America at The Wigwam in suburban Phoenix, edged David Kocher by a stroke.