Graduated from Stanford in 2017 with a degree in Management Science & Engineering.

Has three brothers, Dakota, Colt and Scout, who also play golf. The four sons are named after American cars because their grandfather worked in the Detroit auto industry: Ford Maverick, Dodge Dakota, Dodge Colt, Jeep Scout.

Alongside his three brothers, grew up playing ice hockey. Played more hockey than golf until graduating high school and deciding to pursue on one sport.

Since high school, has worked with Curriki, a non-profit whose mission is to make high-quality education free and accessible for everyone. In 2019, launched "Birdies for Education" and donated $20 for every birdie, a figure matched by his sponsors.

Father, Scott, is an American businessman who co-founded tech company, Sun Microsystems. Mom, Susan, graduated from Stanford where Scott earned his MBA.

Three-time, first-team All-American, '15 Haskins award, '15 Nicklaus award, '17 Byron Nelson award, '17 Ben Hogan award. Eleven collegiate victories, second-lowest single-season scoring average in NCAA history.

Tied the Stanford University record for lowest 18-hole score (61).

2015 Haskins Award winner.

Member of the 2015 and 2017 U.S. Palmer Cup teams.

Member of the 2015 and 2017 U.S. Walker Cup teams.

Represented the USA in 2016 for the Eisenhower Trophy.

Won 12 events while in college.