Both he and his sister, Paige, were the top-ranked players at the same time on their respective teams at the University of Washington. The similarities don't end there, however, as both played soccer and point guard for their high school basketball teams.

After playing on the LPGA for several years, Paige currently works as talent on Golf Channel's Morning Drive program.

Got his start in golf at age 2 from his parents, who he lists as his heroes. Both parents are avid golfers and both work as pharmacists.

Chips one-handed.

Lists playing in the 2003 Walker Cup and playing in the 2004 U.S. Open (missed cut) at Shinnecock Hills as his biggest thrills in golf.

One of the most-decorated players in University of Washington history. Earned first-team (2003) and second-team (2002) All-American honors during his four-year career. Was a Hogan Award finalist in both 2002 and 2003. Tied an NCAA record by shooting 12-un