Made eight PGA TOUR Canada starts, earning weekend play six times and posting two top-10s and three top-25s. A top-10 finish at the Quebec Open powered by Videotron Business moved him 44 spots up the Fortinet Cup points list. Co-led the season-ending Fortinet Cup Championship and eventually finished T3 for his second top-10, which gave him the largest rank boost in the field to close the campaign in the No. 22 position in the Fortinet Cup standings to earn inaugural 2024 PGA TOUR Americas playing privileges.

Four sub-70 rounds, including a closing, 6-under 64 at Golf Chateau-Bromont in mid-July led to a T6 with Jason Hong and Sam Choi.