Enjoys hockey and bowling.

Played high school ice hockey at Lakeville South in Minnesota. One of his teammates was Justin Kloos, who played collegiately at Minnesota and spent time in the NHL before signing with a KHL franchise in Russia.

Originally wanted to pursue professional hockey before changing his focus to golf during senior year in high school.

Worked as a package delivery service driver helper for two years, ending in 2015.

Volunteered as a food packager at Feed My Starving Children.

Favorite memory as a golf fan was the 2009 PGA Championship, when Y.E. Yang defeated Tiger Woods.

His uncle, Andy Doeden, played a Korn Ferry Tour season in 2004, finishing 157th on the money list with one top-25 in 21 starts.

Played his first two collegiate seasons at Cardinal Stritch College, where he was named an NAIA All-American and won six tournaments. He transferred the University of Minnesota and completed his college career across the 2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons.

Was a 2017 Ping All-Midwest Region selection after recording the fourth-best single-season scoring average in school history (71.79).