Played his way to the PGA TOUR on the strength of two wins, a runner-up and a third-place performance in 21 starts. Collected nine top-10s and made 16 cuts. His earnings of $529,792 were the third-highest single-season total in Tour history. Trailed Ortiz by $15,736 going into the final event of the season. Became fully-exempt for the 2014-15 PGA TOUR season, while also securing an invitation to May's PLAYERS Championship.

Cruised to a T7 at the Web.com Tour Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., in September to overtake Ortiz for the top spot on the Tour's money list.

In February's season opener in Bogota, carded rounds of 69-71 on Thursday and Friday at the Pacific Rubiales Colombia Championship. Jumped up the leaderboard with a 66 in the third round. When the final round was canceled due to bad weather, he would be credited with a T8 finish.

Birdied four of the final six holes at the Chile Classic, including Nos. 17 and 18, to earn his first Tour title in early March. Held the 54-hole lead at 13 under at Prince of Wales CC in Santiago. Was in a final-round battle with several challengers, and at one point shared the lead with four others midway through the back nine. Was 14 under with two to play, telling his caddie on the 17th tee that no one would catch him if he birdied the last two holes. He proceed to roll in a 6-foot birdie putt on No. 17 to get to 15-under and into a tie with Alistair Presnell, who had canned an 18-foot eagle putt (his third eagle of the round) on the final hole to finish at 15-under 273. Hit driver, 4-iron on the par-5 18th and was pin high, leaving a challenging pitch which he hit to 4 feet. He canned the birdie putt for a 3-under 69 and a one-stroke victory, worth $117,000. Became the 13th Canadian-born player to win on the Korn Ferry Tour and the first since Chris Baryla at the 2009 Chattanooga Classic. The win came in his 49th career Tour start.

Fired 69-68 over the last two rounds at the El Bosque Mexico Championship, after opening with 73-71. The T3 was his third top-10 of the year.

Got his fourth top-10 in early June at the Cleveland Open with a strong weekend (66-67), leading to a T8.

In early July, opened the Nova Scotia Open with a 66. Struggled over the next 36 holes with rounds of 73-74. Was tied for 42nd after 54 holes but bounced back with a 65 the last day for a T7 finish.

Officially secured his 2014-15 PGA TOUR card for the first time at the conclusion of the Regular Season in late August (fourth on the money list). Narrowly missed a 25-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole to tie Carlos Ortiz and force a playoff at the WinCo Foods Portland Open. Jumped into contention with middle rounds of 65-63 before recording a 70 on Sunday. His check for $70,400 jumped him from No. 10 on the money list to No. 4 heading into the Korn Ferry Tour Finals.

Earned his second win of the season with a two-stroke victory at the Chiquita Classic, the second of four Finals events. Jumped into the lead on the first day with a course-record, 9-under 63 that included six consecutive birdies starting on his back nine. Was three shots back after an even-par 72 on the second day at River Run CC and was only one off the pace after 54 holes. Birdied his first two holes in the final round and added another at No. 6 to take the lead for good. Offset a bogey at No. 8 with a birdie at No. 11, giving him a two-stroke lead over playing partner John Peterson. Maintained the lead the rest of the way and birdied No. 16 along with Peterson to preserve the win. Final-round 68 put him at 18-under par. Victory was worth $180,000 and moved him up two spots to No. 2 on the overall money list, behind three-time winner Carlos Ortiz, who took the week off. He became the year's only other multiple winner (Carlos Ortiz, with three wins).