CURRENT YEAR HIGHLIGHTS

• Bupa Match Play: Turned a surprising week into a great one as he won six consecutive matches to capture the title in the inaugural event, the first of its kind in Latinoamérica history. Didn't think he would make the field after missing the cut by a stroke at the Quito Open. At No. 65 on the Order of Merit, was five spots shy of receiving an invitation that went to the top 60 on the Order of Merit, but when five players ahead of him elected not to play, he became the last invitation. Made his mark early, taking down No. 5 seed Ben Polland in the first round, 2 and 1, and he just kept winning. On Friday, he defeated Brad Gehl, 3 and 2, to move on to the round of 16. In Saturday's first match, he defeated Hunter Hamrick, 4 and 3, and then came back in the afternoon to beat Tommy Cocha, 5 and 3. With his father, Tommi, his caddie for the week, he entered the semifinals and went on to edge Santiago Gomez, with a par putt on the 18th hole to win, 1-up. In the championship match, he easily outdistanced Sebastian Saavedra, 7 and 6, the match ending on the 13th hole. The win was worth $30,000 and moved him up 55 spots to No. 10 on the Order of Merit.

Career Highlights

2018 Season

Earned conditional status on PGA TOUR Latinoamérica with a T11 finish at the U.S. Q-School. Lost a playoff for the 11th position and the exempt status for the first half of the year that came with it.

• Bupa Match Play: Turned a surprising week into a great one as he won six consecutive matches to capture the title in the inaugural event, the first of its kind in Latinoamérica history. Didn't think he would make the field after missing the cut by a stroke at the Quito Open. At No. 65 on the Order of Merit, was five spots shy of receiving an invitation that went to the top 60 on the Order of Merit, but when five players ahead of him elected not to play, he became the last invitation. Made his mark early, taking down No. 5 seed Ben Polland in the first round, 2 and 1, and he just kept winning. On Friday, he defeated Brad Gehl, 3 and 2, to move on to the round of 16. In Saturday's first match, he defeated Hunter Hamrick, 4 and 3, and then came back in the afternoon to beat Tommy Cocha, 5 and 3. With his father, Tommi, his caddie for the week, he entered the semifinals and went on to edge Santiago Gomez, with a par putt on the 18th hole to win, 1-up. In the championship match, he easily outdistanced Sebastian Saavedra, 7 and 6, the match ending on the 13th hole. The win was worth $30,000 and moved him up 55 spots to No. 10 on the Order of Merit.

2017 Season

Missed the cut at the BMW Charity Pro-Am in his first career Web.com Tour start. Did not play on any other PGA TOUR-affiliated Tours.

2016 Season

Earned PGA TOUR Latinoamérica conditional status by finishing T19 at the Qualifying Tournament. Made three cuts.

• Honduras Open presented by Indura Beach and Golf Resort: Only cut made in four starts during the first half of the season resulted in a T53 finish in May.
• Mackenzie Tour-PGA TOUR Canada Q-School-Kissimmee, FL: Earned Mackezie Tour - PGA TOUR Canada conditional status with a T32 finish outside Orlando.
• PTLA Qualifying Tournament-USA: Earned PGA TOUR Latinoamérica conditional status by finishing T19 in Sebring, Fla.

2015 Season

Joined the Mackenzie Tour by finishing T15 at the Florida Q-School in April. Made three cuts in 10 starts, with a T60 at The Players Cup as his best finish.

2014 Season

Played two events on the European Challenge Tour...Competed in two events on the Adams Pro Tour and recorded one top-five.

Amateur Highlights

• Voted Big 12 2011 Newcomer of the Year playing for the University of Texas. Made the All-Big 12 Conference team in 2012. Was a member of the 2012 Texas team that won the national championship.
• Finished runner-up at the 2013 Amateur Championship, losing to Garrick Porteous, 6 and 5, at Royal Cinque Ports GC.