Career highlights

• 2015-16: Playing out of the 126-150 category, was limited to seven starts due to injury. Playing out of the Non-Exempt Minor Medical Extension category in 2016-17, will have six events to earn 424 FedExCup points or $652,290 to move into top 125 category for the remainder of the season
• Missed six of seven cuts, best finish being T15 at the Sanderson Farms Championship. 2014-15: Made 16 of 28 PGA TOUR cuts. Had no top-10s to finish No. 138 in the FedExCup standings. Made all four starts in the Web.com Tour Finals in an attempt to improve his status but finished No. 57 on that money list
• Held a one-shot lead after the second round at the OHL Classic at Mayakoba before weekend rounds of 77-73 dropped him to T51
• Held sole possession of the lead after 18 holes of the Humana Challenge. Took a share of the 54-hole lead before finishing T15 at La Quinta.2013-14: Made 23 of 30 cuts, with his first top-10 TOUR finish since the 2005 season. Advanced to his first FedExCup Playoffs, where he missed the cut at The Barclays. Season ended after he posted a T50 at the Deutsche Bank Championship
• Finished T4 at the RBC Canadian Open, just his second top-10 in 88 PGA TOUR starts (T4 at the 2005 Buick Championship was the other). Opened with a 6-under 64 at Royal Montreal GC to share the opening-round lead with Tim Petrovic.2013: Was named 2013 Web.com Tour Player of the Year by his peers
• Ended the season as one of four multiple winners (two wins) on Tour and made the cut in 19 of 23 starts. Also had one second- and one third-place finish during the season, which saw him earn a cumulative $515,184, the third-best total in Tour history. Finished with nine top 10s and 14 top 25s, first on Tour in both categories. With a T12 finish at the Cox Classic, wrapped up the Web.com Tour Regular Season money title, with $450,184 in earnings, ensuring him fully exempt PGA TOUR status in 2013-14 and a PLAYERS Championship invite. Was 2nd in Greens in Regulation Percentage (74.31), T3 in Scoring Average (69.22) and 6th in All-Around Ranking
• Contended for the Cox title, shooting 66-65 in second and third rounds despite dealing with the flu. Posted a 72 Sunday
• Earned his first win of the year and second career victory win with a two-stroke victory at the Mexico Championship in late May. Was four strokes off the lead after 54 holes in Leon. Fired a final-round, 6-under 66 to finish at 13-under 275. Opened with a 64 to take the first-round lead. Picked up a check for $126,000 and moved from No. 11 to No. 1 on the money list after 10 (of 21) Regular Season events
• Collected his second victory of the year one week later, at the Mid-Atlantic Championship outside Washington, D.C. Shared the 54-hole lead at TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm and fired a 2-under 68 to win by two over rookie Chesson Hadley. Birdied three of his first six holes in the final round to pull away from his nearest challengers. Made the turn with a four-stroke lead and was steady on the back nine, never allowing anyone closer than the final margin. Became only the eighth player in Tour history to win in consecutive weeks. Cemented his spot at the top of the money list, increasing his lead over No. 2 Edward Loar to more than $132,000. Moved into contention with a 6-under 64 in the second round and then held steady in the third round, with an even-par 70 that gained him a tie at the top. Turned 30 that Saturday but said he wanted to hold off any celebration until, hopefully, Sunday
• Finished T6 at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open. Third-round 64 at Le Triomphe CC got him within shouting distance of the leaders, but a 3-under 68 on the final day left him five behind winner Loar
• Finished T10 at the Brasil Classic, thanks to a 7-under 64 in the final round at the Sao Paulo GC
• At the South Georgia Classic, was T2, winding up four shots back of winner Will Wilcox. Rolled in a birdie putt on the final hole to claim second at Kinderlou Forest GC. His third top-10 in four weeks moved him to No. 10 on the money list
• Made it four top-10s in five weeks when he finished T5 the following week at the rain-shortened Stadion Classic at UGA
• Finished T3 at the Albertsons Boise Open. Fired a final-round 63 but his 22-under total came up one stroke shy of joining a playoff at Hillcrest CC, where he was T2 a year earlier. Payday pushed his season total past the $430,000 mark and increased his lead on the money list over No. 2 Loar to more than $130,000 with only four events left on the Regular Season schedule
• Carried Regular Season momentum into the Web.com Tour Finals, with a T7 at the first Finals' event, the Hotel Fitness Championship. Set a tournament-course record with a 63 Friday that was matched by Kevin Kisner (third round) and Ryan Spears (final round)
• Followed it with a T14 at the Chiquita Classic
• Ended the year with a T62 at the Web.com Tour Championship
• Missed the cut in his lone PGA TOUR start, at the Shell Houston Open.2012: Made the cut in 12 of 19 Web.com Tour starts and ended the year No. 29 on the money list, thanks to a pair of runner-up finishes
• Played the first part of the PGA TOUR season on a Major Medical Extension. Had four events to earn $269,76 but missed the cut in all four starts
• Opened with rounds of 66-68-69 at the TPC Stonebrae Championship. Shot a final-round, 1-over 71 to drop to T9
• Took a four-stroke lead into the final round of the Utah Championship, looking to win the tournament for a second time in three years. After shooting a Saturday 63, he struggled to a final-round 74 that left him T2, a stroke behind winner Doug LaBelle II
• Was T2 at the Albertsons Boise Open after sharing the first-round lead with a 9-under 62 at Hillcrest CC. Set a 36-hole tournament record of 127 and led by two after two days. Set the 54-hole tournament record of 18-under with his 3-under 68 on day three. Struggled on the greens in the final round and needed 35 putts to complete an even-par 71
• Hovered near the top 25 on the money list for the final two months but was never able to get higher than No. 26 before closing the year at No. 29. 2011: Will play on the PGA TOUR with a Major Medical Extension in 2012. Will have four events to earn $269.766 in 2012
• His season came to an abrupt halt at the Reno-Tahoe Open when he had an MRI that revealed a fracture of a bone in his left wrist. The injury occurred in June while he was practicing. Before the injury, he matched his PGA TOUR career total of top-25 finishes, with four, the best showing a T12 at the John Deere Classic, where he posted four sub-par rounds for just the second time of the year
• Qualified for the U.S. Open then made the most of his opportuntity, making the cut and eventually T45 at Congressional CC
• In his only Web.com Tour, finished T9 at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open. 2010: Played in 22 events in 2010, posting four top-10 finishes and won for the first time in his career. Made the cut in his final 12 starts and punched his ticket back to the PGA TOUR by finishing No. 24 on the final money list
• Earned his first career win with a three-stroke victory at the Utah Championship in September. Fired a 4-under 67 in the final round at Willow Creek CC to beat Jhonattan Vegas and Bradley Iles. Held the second-round lead and entered the final day trailing Iles by one. Moved into the lead with birdies at Nos. 5, 6, 7 and 9 to reach 18-under par. Played the final nine holes at even-par and collected the first-place check of $99,000 to move from No. 47 to No. 15 on the money list. Led the field in the Putting for the week
• Made his first cut in his third start of the year, at the South Georgia Classic, where he finished T5. Next top-10 was a T3 at the Fort Smith Classic in Arkansas where he finished four back of winner Chris Kirk
• Recorded his third top-10 three starts later at the Chiquita Classic. Entered the weekend tied for 40th but carded back-to-back 66s on the weekend to jump to T10
• Made his first PGA TOUR cut since the 2007 Ginn sur Mer Classic when he qualified for the Farmers Insurance Open near San Diego; finished T37. 2009: Made 17 cuts in 27 Web.com Tour starts Tour but had only one top-10 finish and ended the season No. 73 on the money list. Earned his only top-10 of the season at the Web.com Tour Players Cup, where he finished T7. Led the Tour in Total Eagles. He had 22, three more than anyone else. 2008: Made the cut in 18 of 27 starts, with three top-10 finishes. Was T7 at the Athens Regional Foundation Classic, where he shared the first-round lead with four others. Had a T6 at the Nationwide Children's Hospital Invitational. Held the first-round lead at the Albertsons Boise Open, where he also T6. 2007: During his rookie season on the PGA TOUR, he made the cut in 19 of 27 starts and finished No. 158 on the money list, with $422,359. Finished T16 at the Buick Invitational for the best of his two top-25 finishes. 2006: Set up his rookie PGA TOUR season after finishing 17th on the Web.com Tour money list in his first season on that Tour. Posted 10 top-25s, including two seconds and two thirds. Came to the 72nd hole of the Rheem Classic with a one-stroke lead over Darron Stiles, but an ensuing bogey led to the extra session, eventually won by Stiles with a par on the first extra hole. His T3s came at The Rex Hospital Open and the Cox Classic. Second runner-up finish came in dramatic fashion at the Utah EnergySolutions Championship. Coming off of a double bogey on the par-4 eighth hole during the final round, stood 1-over on the day and just 6-under for the tournament. Played the final 10 holes 9-under—including an 8-under 29 on the par-37 back nine—just one shy of the Tour's lowest nine-hole score in relation to par set by Notah Begay III (9-under 27) at the 1999 Dominion Open. 2005: Made three cuts in five appearances on the PGA TOUR. In first start as a professional as a sponsor's exemption, finished T4 at the Buick Championship, including a final-round 63. Amateur: First career PGA TOUR start came as an amateur in June 2005, missing the cut at the U.S. Open at Pinehurst
• Finished second at the 2005 NCAA Men's Golf Championships, losing a playoff on the third extra hole to the University of Washington's James Lepp. Named a first-team All-American by the Golf Coaches Association of America. Four-year letterman earned All-America honors three times (first in 2004-05, second in 2003-04, honorable mention in 2002-03). Recipient of the 2005 Byron Nelson Award. Concluded Pepperdine career No. 1 on the school's all-time stroke average list with a 71.61 scoring mark
• Was the 2004-05 Student Athlete of the Year for the West Coast Conference
• After graduation, represented the U.S. on victorious Palmer Cup and Walker Cup squads.