Spent a good deal of his professional career on the Asian Tour and has two career victories and 10 top-10 finishes. 2011: Made 12 Nationwide Tour starts, with his lone top-20 finish being a T17 at the Mexico Open in his third start of the season.

In December, he finished T18 at the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament to earn his PGA TOUR card for the first time. 2010: Missed the cut in his only Nationwide Tour start, at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open. 2009: Began the Christmas in October Classic with a 3-under 68 but dropped down the leaderboard and missed the cut after a second-round 76.

Had his career-best European Tour showing, a T2 at the Dunhill Links Championship. Tied with Anthony Wall and Bradley Dredge, trailing only winner Padraig Harrington. 2007: Earned his top finish of his Nationwide Tour career, a T3 at the Utah Energy Solutions Championship outside Salt Lake City.

Top Asian Tour performance was a T55 at the BMW Asian Open. 2006: He missed the cut in both of his Nationwide Tour starts.

Made all seven cuts in his Asian Tour starts, with his top showing a T6 at the Volvo Masters of Asia. 2005: Improved by one position on the Asian Tour order of merit on the strength of his victory at the Thailand Open, where he became the first left-handed winner on that circuit.

Had three top-10s among his 10 Asian Tour starts, with a T4 at the Macau Open his best finish. 2004: Picked up his second PGA TOUR made cut, a T54 at the Shell Houston Open.

He also made it to the weekend for the first time on the Nationwide Tour, shooting four sub-par rounds at the Cox Classic in Nebraska to T43.

He earned his second career European Tour title, winning the Kolon Korean Open that helped him to a 14th-place finish on that Tour's order of merit. He defeated Simon Yates by three strokes and Ernie Els by four. 2003: Missed the cut in both of his Nationwide Tour starts. He opened with a 3-under 69 at the Permian Basin Classic and was tied for seventh after the first day. He stumbled to an 83 the next day to miss the weekend.

Became a father for the first time in September 2011 when he and his wife welcomed triplets Collins, James and William into their home.

A natural lefthander, he resisted his father's efforts to get him to play right-handed.

Lists Brian Mahon and Mark Hernandez as instructors.

Says finishing second at the 2006 Dunhill Links Championship is his biggest thrill in golf.

Enjoys fast cars. His first car was a Honda Prelude.

Favorite course is Carnoustie GL, and he would like to play Pine Valley. Favorite teams are the Oklahoma State Cowboys and the Dallas Mavericks. Favorite TV show is "Modern Family," and "Caddyshack" is his favorite movie. Bringing Down the House is his favorite book. Will Ferrell is his favorite entertainer, and Dirk Nowitzki is his favorite athlete to watch. Likes Mexican food. Favorite places to visit are Hong Kong, Bangkok, Thailand, and Singapore. Phuket, Thailand, and Colorado are his favorite vacation spots.

Would include his dad, his brother and Fred Couples in his dream foursome.

Not many people know he is an excellent cook.

Bucket list includes driving on the Autobahn and attending the Oregon-Oregon State football game in Eugene, OR.

Charity work includes Legacy Boxer Rescue in the Dallas area. He owns a boxer named Rookie.