Career highlights

• 2013: Finished with a career-best $423,193 in earnings on the Web.com Tour. Had one win, two runners-up, one third and seven top-10s. Missed only three cuts in 18 starts. Led the Tour in Putting Average (1.707) and Birdie Average (4.58), and was T3 in Scoring Average (69.22) and 4th in All-Around Ranking
• Earned his second career title with a two-stroke win over Morgan Hoffmann at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open in March. Held the 54-hole lead and needed only a 2-under 69 during the wind-swept final day at Le Triomphe CC to finish at 17-under and collect the $99,000 first-place check. Led by one after three rounds and upped his lead to four with birdies at Nos. 5, 6 and 8. Lead dropped to two with a three-putt bogey at No. 16, but he bounced back with a 10-foot birdie putt at No. 17. Played the final hole conservatively and saw his winning margin reduced with a bogey-5. Victory moved him to No. 1 on the money list—the first time in Web.com Tour history a left-hander had held that distinction
• Runner-up by one stroke to Kevin Kisner at the Chile Classic in Santiago, the third stop on the schedule. Opened with back-to-back 65s at the Prince of Wales CC and held a two-shot lead at the halfway point. Third-round 69 put him in a three-way tie after 54 holes, with Kisner and Benjamin Alvarado. Was in contention most of the final day, but a rollercoaster round saw him post four bogeys and seven birdies (two of those birdies coming on final two holes) to close the gap
• Finished T4 at the WNB Golf Classic a couple weeks later for his third consecutive top-five finish. Had a pair of eagles during the second round and then fired a 9-under 63 in the third round at Midland CC and took a one-stroke lead into the final day. Stumbled with three straight bogeys to close the front nine to fall off the pace. Increased his season total to $189,484 and solidified his grasp on the No. 1 spot on the money list at the time
• During the summer posted a third at The Rex Hospital Open and a fifth at the Midwest Classic in July on the strength of a final-round, 7-under 64
• Finished the Regular Season fourth in earnings to secure his 2013-14 PGA TOUR card, having led the list for six weeks in the first half of the season
• In the Web.com Tour Finals, fired a 6-under 65 in the final round of the Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship to vault up to a solo-second finish. Wound up a distant five shots back of winner Seung-Yul Noh and was not a factor on the last day but did charge through the pack with the day's best round. Runner-up check moved him from No. 36 to No. 6 on the Finals' Priority Ranking list, with just one event left on the schedule
• Elected not to play the Web.com Tour Championship to spend time with his wife and triplet sons prior to the start of the 2013-14 TOUR season
• Shared medalist honors at the U.S. Open qualifying event at Dallas' Lakewood CC in early June. Tied with Matt Weibring and Jordan Spieth at 8-under 134. Shot rounds of 70-64 to earn his second consecutive U.S. Open invitation and then went on to T32 at Merion outside Philadelphia
• Played in one other PGA TOUR event, the Waste Management Phoenix Open, where he missed the cut.2012: Made the cut in five of nine starts on the Web.com Tour and finished No. 36 on the final money list. PGA TOUR rookie split time between the Web.com Tour and PGA TOUR during the season. Made four cuts in 19 starts during the PGA TOUR Season, claiming one top-25 in four made cuts. On the Web.com Tour, won in his first of four starts
• Won the Web.com Tour's Panama Claro Championship in March after not getting a playing spot in that week's Honda Classic on the PGA TOUR. It was his first win in 40 Tour starts. He became only the sixth left-handed Tour winner. Had a four-shot lead entering the final round, which he lost on the front nine of one of the toughest courses on Tour. Nailed a 6-footer for par on the last hole to avoid a five-man playoff
• Qualified for the U.S. Open in San Francisco in June to play in his first major championship. Missed the cut at The Olympic Club
• Made five starts late in the year and had a T15 at the Mylan Classic. Closed the season with a T8 at the Web.com Tour Championship near Dallas. 2011: Made 12 Web.com Tour starts, with his lone top-20 finish being a T17 at the Mexico Open in his third start of the season
• In December, he finished T18 at the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament to earn his PGA TOUR card for the first time.2010: Missed the cut in his only Web.com Tour start, at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open. 2009: Opened with a 68 at the Christmas in October Classic but then fell to a 76 in the second round to miss the cut in his only Web.com Tour start
• Made one PGA TOUR appearance, at the St. Jude Classic, where he missed the cut. 2007: Enjoyed best Web.com Tour finish, a T3 at the Utah Energy Solutions Championship
• Missed the cut at the AT&T Classic in Georgia in May.2006: Missed the cut in both of his Web.com Tour starts—at the LaSalle Bank Open and the Cox Classic
• Top Asian Tour finish was a T6 in mid-December, at the Volvo Masters of Asia, five shots behind winner Thongchai Jaidee
• Finished T2 at the Hong Kong Open in early December 2005, a stroke behind winner Colin Montgomerie at Hong Kong GC.2005: Was No. 13 on the Asian Tour Order of Merit. Added thee top-10s—at the TCL Classic, where he had four rounds in the 60s
• At the SK Telecom Open in South Korea, shot a final-round 68 to T6
• Used middle rounds of 66-66 to vault into the top five at the Macau Open. Final-round 71 left him T4, four shots behind winner Wang Ter-Chang. 2004: Played on the weekend in his second PGA TOUR event. Finished T54 at the Shell Houston Open
• Finished No. 14 on the Asian Tour Order of Merit. Earned his second career title on that Tour, taking the Kolon Korean Open. 2003: In capturing the Thailand Open, he became the first left-handed winner in Asia. Shot rounds of 67-66-67-69 to cruise to a five-shot win over Jason Dawes.2002: Made his Asian Tour debut at the Myanmar Open, where he finished second, losing to Thai star Thongchai Jaidee in a playoff
• Finished T6 10 months later, at the Volvo Masters of Asia, for his only other top-10 of the campaign. 2000: Made his first PGA TOUR cut, at the B.C. Open, going on to finish T18 in upstate New York. Amateur: Enjoyed a standout college career at Oklahoma State where he won five times. Helped the Cowboys capture their ninth NCAA Championship in 2000, defeating Georgia Tech in a playoff. College teammates include PGA TOUR players Charles Howell III, Bo Van Pelt and Boyd Summerhays. Was a three-time, second team All-America selection and a third-team All-America choice the other year. Member of the 1998 Palmer Cup Team and 1999 Walker Cup team. Won the Sunnehanna Amateur title in 1999 and 2000. Won the 1997 Southwestern Amateur and the 1999 Southern Amateur. Finished second to Howell at the 2000 Big 12 Conference Championship.