Career Highlights

2010 Season

Missed the cut in his only two starts on the Web.com Tour.

2009 Season

Only Web.com Tour appearance was a missed cut at the Mexico Open.

2008 Season

Did not make a start on either Tour.

2007 Season

Made two starts on the Web.com Tour but did not make a cut.

2006 Season

Missed the cut in one start on the Web.com Tour and one start on the PGA TOUR.

2005 Season

Missed the cut in his other two TOUR starts. Also missed the cut in his only start on the Web.com Tour.

• Sony Open in Hawaii: Finished T38 at the Sony Open in Hawaii on the PGA TOUR.

2004 Season

Made the cut in just two of eight starts on the Web.com Tour. His last made cut was a T28 at the Mark Christopher Charity Classic.

2003 Season

Returned to the Web.com Tour in mid-season after recovering from neck surgery in late 2002. Was tied for second and held solo second after the 36- and 54-hole marks at 2003 Reese's Cup Classic in July, his second start of the year. Wound up T13 in Hershey. Added a T12 at the Omaha Classic. Best round of the year was an opening 64 at the Price Cutter Charity Classic. Wound up making the cut in seven of his 14 starts, with four top-25s. Missed the cut at the U.S. Open.

2002 Season

Made two starts and one cut on both the PGA TOUR and the Web.com Tour.

2001 Season

Last full season on the PGA TOUR came when he made the cut in eight of 27 starts.

2000 Season

Finished No. 130 on the PGA TOUR money list, earning a career-best $339,242. Made 15 cuts and finished in the top 10 twice. Shared first-round lead at Michelob Championship at Kingsmill after opening 66. Closed 72-69-68 for T5 worth $105,375, his career-best finish on TOUR. Also tied for sixth at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

1999 Season

Posted three top-25s and made 15 cuts in 29 events on the PGA TOUR. Best weeks came at the Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic (T13) and the FedEx St. Jude Classic (T15).

1998 Season

Made 18 cuts in 27 starts on the Web.com Tour and was runner-up three times. Was T2 at the South Carolina Classic and later lost in playoffs at the Dakota Dunes Open and the San Jose Open.

• NIKE TOUR Championship: Also finished T4 at the Tour Championship. Ended the year No. 12 on the final money list and regained his PGA TOUR card for the 1999 campaign.

1997 Season

Made 11 cuts in 19 starts and had three top-10 finishes. Best week was a T5 at the Puget Sound Open. Also finished T12 at the B.C. Open and qualified for the U.S. Open, but missed the 36-hole cut.

1996 Season

Made 15 cuts in 25 starts and posted a T14 at the Nissan Open. Qualified for both the U.S. Open and The Open Championship. Was T32 at the U.S. Open at Oakland Hills in Michigan.

• NIKE Louisiana Open: Finished T6 at the Louisiana Open on the Web.com Tour, where he made only two starts.

1995 Season

Also had top finishes at the Tour Championship (T4) and Texarkana Open (T5). Ended the year No. 8 on the money list and gained his PGA TOUR card for the 1996 season.

• NIKE Philadelphia Classic: Made 16 cuts in 21 starts on the Web.com Tour and had seven top-10 finishes. Earned his sixth career victory with a one-stroke win over Allen Doyle at the Philadelphia Classic. Shared the 36-hole lead in that event and held a two-shot lead after 54 holes.
• NIKE Carolina Classic: Win came one week after a runner-up finish at the Carolina Classic, where he shared the 36-hole lead.
• United Airlines Hawaiian Open: Started the year with a T18 at the United Airlines Hawaiian Open on the PGA TOUR.

1994 Season

Made 14 cuts in 31 starts on the PGA TOUR. Best finishes were a T8 at the Las Vegas Invitational and a T17 at the B.C. Open.

1993 Season

Named Player of the Year on the Web.com Tour after a record-setting season that saw him win four times and the end the year No. 1 on the money list. Was T4 at the Shreveport Open and came back a week later to win for the first time at the Central Georgia Open. Opened with a 1-over 73 that left him nine shots out of the lead. Came back with an 11-under 61 in the second round and moved into a two-shot advantage. A 1-under 71 on the final day gave him a two-stroke win over Don Walsworth. Also qualified for the U.S. Open but missed the 36-hole cut.

• NIKE Sonoma County Open: Won for a record-setting fourth time two weeks later, at the Sonoma County Open. Final-round 68 put him at 14-under and two in front of runner-up Joey Rassett. Set Tour records for most wins in a season and most money won in a year ($166,293).
• NIKE Utah Classic: Won the Utah Classic a few weeks later in a playoff. Four-man playoff tied the Tour record for most players in an overtime session. Victory in Provo came after a final-round 66 erased a two-shot deficit and tied him with Curt Byrum, Jim Carter and Tommy Moore at 12-under par. Won the playoff with a birdie on the third extra hole. Donated part of his winner's check to Special Olympics.
• NIKE Greater Greenville Classic: Earned his second win two weeks later, at the Greater Greenville Classic, where he holed a 51-foot eagle putt on the 72nd hole to defeat Doug Martin by one stroke. Opening-round 72 left him tied for 53rd and seven shots off the pace. Rounds of 65-67 left him tied with Tommy Tolles for the 54-hole lead.

1992 Season

Made the cut in 12 of 27 starts on the Web.com Tour and earned his first career win, at the Louisiana Open. Put together six birdies in a 10-hole stretch on the final day to win by one.

• Ben Hogan Boise Open: Also finished solo second at the Boise Open, one shot back of winner Jaime Gomez.

1991 Season

Made the cut in nine of 25 starts on the PGA TOUR, with his best finish at T29 at the Greater Milwaukee Open.

1990 Season

Rookie PGA TOUR season saw him make six cuts in 23 starts. Best week was a T24 at the B.C. Open.

• PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament: Earned his TOUR card with a T16 finish at the 1989 Qualifying Tournament.

Amateur Highlights

• Western Athletic Conference Player of the Year in 1988. Winner of 1982 and 1984 New Mexico high school state championship.