Exempt status

• Web.com Tour: Conditional - Web.com Tour Past Champion/5-10 Years (2011-2006)

Personal

• His brother, Jeff, is the head professional at Wildfire CC in Canada. His sister, Jennifer, is the head women's volleyball coach at Clarion University
• Lists Dave Woods as his instructor. Biggest thrill in golf was winning his first Web.com Tour event—2005 Canadian PGA Championship. Favorite course he's played is Pebble Beach and would like to play St. Andrews
• First car was a Dodge Neon. Currently drives a Yukon Denali
• Favorite college team is Kent State
• Closely follows the fortunes of the Pittsburgh Penguins and Pittsburgh Steelers
• Superstitions include using only Canadian quarters for marking golf balls on the green
• Favorite TV show is "The Office," and he likes horror movies
• Favorite city to visit is Phoenix
• Began playing hockey many years before he took up golf.
• Cites his dad and his brother as his heroes. Began playing hockey many years before he took up golf.
• His brother, Jeff, is the head professional at Wildfire CC in Canada. His sister, Jennifer, is the head women's volleyball coach at Clarion University
• Lists Dave Woods as his instructor. Biggest thrill in golf was winning his first Web.com Tour event—2005 Canadian PGA Championship. Favorite course he's played is Pebble Beach and would like to play St. Andrews
• First car was a Dodge Neon. Currently drives a Yukon Denali
• Favorite college team is Kent State
• Closely follows the fortunes of the Pittsburgh Penguins and Pittsburgh Steelers
• Superstitions include using only Canadian quarters for marking golf balls on the green
• Favorite TV show is "The Office," and he likes horror movies
• Favorite city to visit is Phoenix
• Began playing hockey many years before he took up golf.

Special Interests

• Basketball, hockey, fishing, Xbox

Web.com Tour Victories (2)

• 2005 Canadian PGA Championship Pres by MasterCard
• 2007 Albertsons Boise Open Pres'd by First Health

International Victories

Web.com Tour (1)

• 2003 MTS Classic [Can].

National Teams

• Four Nations Cup (1), 2001.