Career highlights

• 2015-16: Sophomore season on the PGA TOUR highlighted by his first TOUR win at the Sanderson Farms Championship. Advanced to the FedExCup Playoffs for the first time, but season ended following a T78 at The Barclays. Concluded the season No. 104 in the FedExCup
• After missing the cut at the season-opening Frys.com Open and finishing T56 at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, earned his first career PGA TOUR victory in his third start of the season at the Sanderson Farms Championship and in his 22nd career PGA TOUR start at the age of 28 years, 4 months and 27 days. Made 495'7" of putts (110'1"/R1, 127'2"/R2, 132'11"/R3, 125'5"/R4) en route to winning by one stroke over David Toms and William McGirt. His previous-best finish was a T14 at the 2014 Puerto Rico Open. Became the eighth player to make the Sanderson Farms Championship his first career PGA TOUR win: Nick Taylor (2014-15), Chris Kirk (2011), D.J. Trahan (2006), Luke Donald (2002), Cameron Beckman (2001), Willie Wood (1996), Ed Dougherty (1995) and Brian Henninger (1994). Also became the fifth consecutive, first-time winner of the 2015-16 PGA TOUR season, joining Emiliano Grillo (Frys.com Open), Smylie Kaufman (Shriners Hospitals for Children Open), Justin Thomas (CIMB Classic) and Russell Knox (World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions)
• A week removed from his maiden PGA TOUR win at the Sanderson Farms Championship, finished T10 at the OHL Classic at Mayakoba, his second top-25 showing in two starts in Mexico
• Closed with three rounds in the 60s to finish in a tie for sixth at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions, his third (and final) top-10 finish of the 2015-16 PGA TOUR season. 2014-15: Finished the Web.com Tour season with 24 starts, one win, five top-10s, 10 top-25s and 16 cuts made. Was ninth in the final priority-ranking order
• Earned his second career win with a four-stroke victory at the Brasil Champions in mid-March with his wife, Alicia, caddying for him. Vaulted into the second-round lead with a rain-delayed, 9-under 62 at the Sao Paulo GC. Shared the 54-hole lead with rookie Tyler Duncan at 17-under par. Bogeyed the opening hole in the final round but rebounded with four consecutive birdies, starting at No. 3. Made the turn at 20-under, a number nobody else would reach during the day. Stumbled with consecutive bogeys at Nos. 14 and 15 and was ahead by only one. Birdied his final three holes to pull away from the field and finish with a 5-under 66 that put him 22-under for the week. Collected a check for $153,000 and vaulted from No. 88 to No. 2 on the money list four weeks into the season. Led the field, with 30 birdies for the week and birdied every hole at least once except Nos. 1 and 10
• In April, fired 65 in the first round of the El Bosque Mexico Championship to hold a share of the lead. A second-round 68 made him the sole leader after 36 holes. Bogeyed five of his first six holes on Saturday en route to a 75 to fall back to T6. Needed three birdies in last four holes of the final round to earn a top 10 (T8)
• In May, teamed with actor and friend Lucas Black to win the celebrity portion of the BMW Charity Pro-Am with a 44-under-par performance
• In June, fired a 64 in the first round of the Rust-Oleum Championship. Trailed South Africa's Dawie van der Walt by two-strokes and posted a second-round 67 to take the 36-hole lead. Added a second 67 in the third round to stretch his lead to two after 54 holes. Birdied two of the first five holes in the final round before recording three consecutive bogeys. Never recovered from the 3-over stretch, parring every hole coming in. The 1-over round Sunday left him T5
• Coming off a T16 showing at the Nova Scotia Open, traveled west to Idaho for the Albertsons Boise Open. Was four back through 36 holes after a blitzering 62 in the second round. Struggled Saturday, carding an even-par 71. Was well back to start the final round. Posted 67 for a T7
• Competed on the PGA TOUR the following week, at the Barbasol Championship as a sponsor exemption. Missed the cut, shooting rounds of 70-73
• Finished the Regular Season fourth on the money list to secure his 2015-16 PGA TOUR card
• Was No. 3 in Putting Average (1.694) through Regular Season
• Finished T10 at the first Web.com Tour Finals' event—the Hotel Fitness Championship—after posting 68-69 on the weekend in Indiana. Missed the cut in the last three Finals' events.2014: Rookie season on the PGA TOUR included just five made cuts in 18 starts, finishing the year No. 178 in the FedExCup standings. Made the most of his weekend appearances, with three top-25 finishes among five made cuts. Finished T14 at the Puerto Rico Open for his best outing of the year
• Added a 15th-place showing at the OHL Classic at Mayakoba
• Was T19 at the FedEx St. Jude Classic
• In his attempt to regain exempt PGA TOUR status for 2014-15, missed the cut in the first three Web.com Tour Finals' events before posting a T37 at the season-ending Web.com Tour Championship.2013: Finished the year with 12 starts, making nine cuts. Collected four top-10s and eight top-25s in his limited appearances
• Had no Web.com Tour status at the start of the season
• Successfully Monday-qualified at the Air Capital Classic, where he finished T15, which earned him a start in the next week's Rex Hospital Open. Went on to post a T24 in North Carolina
• Top-25 effort there gained him another start the following week, at the United Leasing Championship, which resulted in a T9
• Missed the cut the next week at the Utah Championship
• Earned a start at the Mylan Classic based on his money-list position, and he responded with another solid effort (T10) to gain a start at the Price Cutter Charity Championship in Springfield, Mo. Made it five-for-six in cuts made with a T14 in Springfield. Third-round 73 dropped him into a T44, but he rebounded Sunday at Highland Springs CC with a 67 that got him back into the top 25 and earned him another start at the next week's News Sentinel Open in his home state of Tennessee. His Price Cutter Charity Championship payday was enough to push his season earnings to $56,917 and earn him Special Temporary Membership
• A week later, he made the most of his new status when he won on the Web.com Tour for the first time, doing so in front of a hometown crowd at the News Sentinel Open in Knoxville in mid-August. Entered the final round at Fox Den CC three strokes off the lead and promptly bogeyed his first two holes. Righted the ship with eight birdies the rest of the way, including five on his last seven holes, to defeat a quartet of players by one stroke. Sank a clutch birdie putt on the 18th hole Sunday to get to 16-under, then watched as Matt Bettencourt and Blayne Barber failed to force a playoff when their 18th-hole birdie efforts missed. Win was worth $99,000 and assured him of a PGA TOUR card for the 2013-14 season. That became official when he finished the Regular Season 18th in earnings at the Regular Season-ending Cox Classic
• Finished T8 at the Chiquita Classic near Charlotte in second Web.com Tour Finals' event in September. Started the final round at River Run CC just one shot off the lead but never got out of the blocks, posting a 1-over 73 that left him four shots behind the Andrew Svoboda-Will MacKenzie playoff. 2012: Played in one Web.com Tour event, the Stadion Classic at UGA, where he opened with a 68 then reeled off three consecutive 70s to T31 in Athens. 2011: Missed the cut in his only Web.com Tour start, the Nationwide Hospital Children's Invitational.2010: Made his Web.com Tour debut not far from his hometown of Dandridge, Tenn., and used a final-round 67 to T16 at the Knoxville News Sentinel Open. Monday-qualified to get into the event
• Parlayed his strong finish in Knoxville into the following week's Mylan Classic outside Pittsburgh, where he missed the cut. Amateur: Played collegiately at the University of Missouri from 2007-10. Was an Academic All-American.