Member of the Nationwide Tour in 2008-11. 2011: Made the cut in four of 16 starts on the Nationwide Tour. Best effort was a T21 at the Cox Classic where he posted back-to-back 64s in the second and third rounds. 2010: Made the cut in eight of 24 starts on the Nationwide Tour but did not register any top-25 finishes. Best week was a T30 at the WNB Golf Classic. 2009: Was T6 at the season-opening Panama Digicel Championship, his best finish in 25 starts. Also had a T11 at his second-to-last event, the Chattanooga Classic. 2008: Made nine cuts in 28 Nationwide Tour starts. In his 14th career start, tallied a then career-best T10 finish at the Moonah Classic. Was T4 at the Henrico County Open after holding a share of the 54-hole lead. Earned his first career Tour win at the South Georgia Classic the following week, topping Bryce Molder and Greg Owen by four strokes. Began the tournament with a 4-under 68 to trail first-round leader Garth Mulroy by one shot. A 3-under 69 in the second round moved him into a lead that he wouldn't relinquish. The victory, which came less than a month after undergoing a total revamp of his golf swing, was worth $112,500 and propelled him to fourth on the official money list, at the time. Posted just one top-25 the remainder of the season, an additional 19 events, making just five cuts. He eventually finished 40th on the money list. He also made his first PGA TOUR cut, a T63 at the RBC Canadian Open. Earned status on the Nationwide Tour based on his T74 finish at the 2007 PGA TOUR National Qualifying Tournament. 2007: Finished inside the top 20 on the Gateway Tour's Summer Beach Series (2007). 2006: Posted seven victories and 25 top-10 finishes on the Canadian, Gateway, U.S. Pro Golf and Moonlight Tours. 2004: Member of the Nationwide Tour, making the cut in two of eight starts. Finished T42 at the Scholarship America Showdown and 58th at the Miccosukee Championship. 2003: Made his Nationwide Tour debut, finishing T60 at the Samsung Canadian PGA Championship before missing the cut at the Alberta Calgary Classic.