Battled back after a first-round 73 to finish T8 at the Farmers Insurance Open. Closed with rounds of 65-70-70.

Making his fifth-career start at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, earned his second-straight T9 finish (2011-12) at the event, thanks to four under-par scores.

2011: Had a career year, with personal bests in top 10s (four), top 25s (seven), cuts made (16), FedExCup finish (50th) and money-list finish (67th).

Carded four rounds in the 60s for a solo-fourth place finish at the Sony Open in Hawaii, three strokes behind champion Mark Wilson.

Claimed his second top 10 of the year, at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Thanks to a third-round, 7-under 63 at Monterey Peninsula CC, netted T9 honors with Phil Mickelson and Zack Miller.

Posted his second-consecutive top 10 and career-best third of the season with a T4 at the Northern Trust Open.

Tied his career-low round of 9-under 63 in the first round of the Shell Houston Open, tying the Redstone GC's Tournament Course record. He was the 18-hole leader who went on to finish T30.

Carded a career-low 62 (bettering 63s posted in 2011 at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and the Shell Houston Open) in the third round of The Greenbrier Classic. Followed with a 2-under 68 to T4 for the second-consecutive season at The Old White TPC. Finished just one shot out of a three-man playoff won by Scott Stallings. Solid finish came in West Virginia, the same state where he won the Nationwide Tour's 2007 Pete Dye Classic. 2010: Racked up a pair of top-five finishes in 2010, including a career-best T3 in his hometown of San Antonio. Retained TOUR card for second consecutive year.

Just two weeks before his wife was scheduled to deliver the couple's first child, the San Antonio resident and former Baylor University player reeled off four sub-70 rounds at the Valero Texas Open to finish T3 with Aaron Baddeley and Ernie Els.

A second-round 64, equaling his career-best round, and three rounds of 67 led to a T4 finish at The Greenbrier Classic. Not the first time he had found success in West Virginia, having won the 2007 National Mining Association Pete Dye Classic on the Nationwide Tour. 2009: Recovered from a 2005 neck injury, made 15 of 24 cuts on the PGA TOUR, highlighted by a pair of top-10 finishes, as he was the last player to earn his fully exempt TOUR card.

Posted first top-10 of season with a T8 at the Buick Open, including a second-round 64 which equaled his season low (64, second round, John Deere Classic).

Posted his career-best finish at Turning Stone Resort Championship with a T5 which moved him inside the top 125 on the money list to No. 123.

Fell to No. 126 after missing the cut at the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open when he had the flu.

After withdrawing from the Frys.com Open because of an injured left shoulder, fell to 130th on the money list.

Finished T15 at the season-ending Children's Miracle Network Classic, shooting 68-69 on the weekend, to jump to 125th, the final spot to retain a full exemption for 2010. After a double bogey on the next-to-last hole, got up and down on the 72nd hole for par to take the final spot. Finished $2,997 ahead of No. 126 Will MacKenzie. 2008: Regained exempt status for 2009 with a T11 finish at the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Made 13 cuts in 24 starts, with three top-25 finishes.

Posted one top-25 finish in five starts on the Nationwide Tour, a T19 at the Utah Championship. 2007: Made the cut in 21 of 29 starts on the Nationwide Tour. Finished the season as the final Tour graduate in the 25th spot.

Notched the third win of his career at the National Mining Association Pete Dye Classic. Trailed by seven strokes entering the final round but fired a 5-under 67 to wipe out the deficit and win by one over Justin Hicks and Matthew Jones. Collected $108,000 with the victory, moving to No. 16 on the money list. 2006: Made the cut in nine of 21 starts on the PGA TOUR. Finished the season No. 202 on the money list, with his best finish a T24 at the U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee. 2005: Limited to nine events on the PGA TOUR due to neck injury suffered in Hawaii, two days prior to start of the Sony Open at the beginning of the season. Did not play after May, with best finish a 17th-place showing at the MCI Heritage. 2004: Became second-youngest player to earn Nationwide Tour Player of the Year honors after winning twice and finishing No. 1 on the money list with $371,346. At 25, trailed only 1996 winner Stewart Cink, who was 23 when he won the award.

Recorded seven top-10s.

Captured his first career victory at the inaugural BellSouth Panama Championship, with rounds of 65-69-70-69, making him the only player to post par-or-better scores all four days. His 7-under 273 was good for a five-stroke victory over Tom Scherrer. Collected a career-best $90,000.

Claimed his second title in only the fourth event of the year at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open, making him the quickest in Tour history to win two events so early in the season, topping the old mark set in 1990 by Dick Mast, who won his second title of the year in the season's eighth event. Entered the final round eight shots off of the lead in Louisiana, marking the second-largest, come-from-behind victory in Tour history. His victory helped secure Nationwide Tour Player of the Month honors for March.

Posted runner-up finishes at the Virginia Beach Open and the Albertsons Boise Open. Other top-10 finishes were posted at the Jacob's Creek Open (T8), Henrico County Open (sixth) and the Knoxville Open (T4).

Finished second in All Around Ranking, fourth in Total Eagles, fifth in Birdie Average and Scoring Average, sixth in Putting Average and ninth in Driving Distance. 2003: Made the cut in 13 of 18 events on the Nationwide Tour, with 10 top-25 appearances. Finished the season No. 31 on the money list, with $146,516 and three top-5s, at the Permian Basin Charity Golf Classic (T2), Oregon Classic (T3) and Chattanooga Classic (T4).

Became just the eighth player in Tour history to post three eagles in a round, doing so during the third round of the Chattanooga Classic.

Had the longest streak of consecutive rounds of par or better with 30.

Ranked in the top 10 in 13 statistical categories.

Also captured wins on the Tight Lies Tour. 2002: Made the cut in eight of 10 starts on the Nationwide Tour, with a pair of top-10 finishes.

Won the Scottsdale Swing at Eagle Mountain on the Canadian Tour.

Learned the game from his father, who was a scratch golfer.

Biggest thrill in golf so far has been playing in the 2001 U.S. Open.