His charitable focus is the Special Olympics as he has family members with autism and Down syndrome.

Most people don't know that he is an avid skier.

His superstitions include using the same ball mark during tournament rounds, wearing navy pants and light blue shirts during finals rounds and never washing the grips on his clubs.

His favorite golf memory is volunteering as a standard bearer at the Waste Management Phoenix Open when he was 10 years old.

His earliest golf memory is making his first eagle at his first golf tournament when he was 5 years old.

His grandfather, Chuck Melvin, was the Colorado Amateur Player of the Year multiple times.

One of his aspirations is to sail around the world.

Played for the University of Arizona from 2014-18. Best season came his senior year as he finished with the second-lowest season scoring average in program history, at 70.4 strokes per round. Won the William H. Tucker Intercollegiate in Albuquerque, N.M.,

Was named the No. 2 overall recruit in his class by both Golfweek and the AJGA and was one of five worldwide recipients of the Byron Nelson International Junior Golf Award in 2014.