Career highlights

• Member of the PGA TOUR from 1995-96 and 2000-11 and a member of the Web.com Tour from 1997-99 and 2012. 2012: Had two events to earn $398,600 in 2012 on a Qualifying Tournament/Web.com Tour Medical extension, dating to a back injury in 2005
• Finished T709 at T65 at The McGladrey Classic and Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic, respectively, in his only two TOUR starts. Earned $11,943. 2011: Made just three cuts in 11 starts on TOUR. On the Web.com Tour, finished T4 at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open in his first of seven starts on that Tour. 2010: Making his first appearances since 2005 on either the PGA TOUR or Web.com Tour, missed the cut in all three Web.com Tour starts. Playing on a Major Medical Exemption the last five years, has not competed full-time on the PGA TOUR due to back injuries. 2005: Regained TOUR card with T13 finish at 2004 PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament, but was limited to 13 events in 2005 due to a back injury. Did not play the rest of the year after withdrawing from the U.S. Bank Championship in July. 2002: Finished in the top 125 for third consecutive year on TOUR. Hospitalized in January for three days with viral meningitis and in late February father, Ned, underwent triple bypass surgery. Missed first four cuts of his season during this period. Solo 54-hole leader by one over eventual champion Craig Perks at THE PLAYERS Championship after third consecutive 69. Final-round 77 dropped him into a T4 finish. 2000: Career-best season, highlighted by a runner-up finish at the Tampa Bay Classic. 1999: Earned fully exempt status on the PGA TOUR by finishing No. 1 on the Web.com Tour money list. Set a Web.com Tour record for consecutive starts when he teed it up at the Omaha Classic, his 79th straight tournament. Captured his first career victory at the Utah Classic and then the Boise Open. 1995: Medalist at the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament. Amateur: All-America selection and Southeastern Conference Player of the Year in 1993 at the University of South Carolina.