CURRENT YEAR HIGHLIGHTS

• 1932byBateman Open: Finished inside the top five for the fourth time of 2019, counting his time on both PGA TOUR Latinoamerica and the Mackenzie Tour. Finished T3 with Ian Holt and Will Gordon, at 13-under, par, playing all four rounds under par at Edmonton CC.
• Windsor Championship: Made only four bogeys over the course of 72 holes, shooting a second-round 63, including six birdies and an eagle, on his way to a runner-up finish at Ambassador GC in his first career Mackenzie Tour start.
• Bupa Match Play: Suffered a major upset at Playa Paraiso GC, losing in the first round as the No. 5 seed to 60th seed Edward Figueroa, 5 and 4.
• BMW Jamaica Classic: Enjoyed four rounds in the 60s at Cinnamon Hill GC—including opening and closing 67s—to T6 with Camilo Aguado in mid-May.
• Molino Cañuelas Championship: Finished runner-up for a second consecutive week, this time losing in a two-hole, sudden-death playoff to Colombia’s Andres Echavarria. Turned in four under-par rounds at Canuelas GC, including a pair of 67s on the weekend. In the overtime session, both players made par on the first extra hole. Couldn’t match Echavarria’s birdie putt on No. 18—the second extra hole—to finish solo second.
• Buenaventura Classic: Opened with a 66 to take a share of the 18-hole lead at Buenaventura GC. Stumbled badly in the second round, falling to a 3-over 75 then recovered with scores of 68-71 over his final 36 holes to T2 with Mitchell Meissner and Mito Pereira.

Career Highlights

2019 Season

Split his time between the Mackenzie Tour and PGA TOUR Latinoamerica. Saw action in six Mackenzie Tour events, making four cuts and registering two top-10 finishes, including a runner-up finish. Ended the season No. 20 on the Order of Merit to earn an exemption into the second stage of Korn Ferry Tour Q-School and retain Mackenzie Tour status through 2020.

• 1932byBateman Open: Finished inside the top five for the fourth time of 2019, counting his time on both PGA TOUR Latinoamerica and the Mackenzie Tour. Finished T3 with Ian Holt and Will Gordon, at 13-under, par, playing all four rounds under par at Edmonton CC.
• Windsor Championship: Made only four bogeys over the course of 72 holes, shooting a second-round 63, including six birdies and an eagle, on his way to a runner-up finish at Ambassador GC in his first career Mackenzie Tour start.
• Bupa Match Play: Suffered a major upset at Playa Paraiso GC, losing in the first round as the No. 5 seed to 60th seed Edward Figueroa, 5 and 4.
• BMW Jamaica Classic: Enjoyed four rounds in the 60s at Cinnamon Hill GC—including opening and closing 67s—to T6 with Camilo Aguado in mid-May.
• Molino Cañuelas Championship: Finished runner-up for a second consecutive week, this time losing in a two-hole, sudden-death playoff to Colombia’s Andres Echavarria. Turned in four under-par rounds at Canuelas GC, including a pair of 67s on the weekend. In the overtime session, both players made par on the first extra hole. Couldn’t match Echavarria’s birdie putt on No. 18—the second extra hole—to finish solo second.
• Buenaventura Classic: Opened with a 66 to take a share of the 18-hole lead at Buenaventura GC. Stumbled badly in the second round, falling to a 3-over 75 then recovered with scores of 68-71 over his final 36 holes to T2 with Mitchell Meissner and Mito Pereira.

2017 Season

Made nine cuts in 11 PGA TOUR Latinoamerica starts, with two runner-up finishes to his credit, to end the year 15th on the Order of Merit. Added seven additional PGA TOUR starts, making three cuts. Teamed with Jason Day at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans to T29, his best finish.

2016 Season

In six PGA TOUR Latinoamerica tournaments, made five cuts and had four top-10s. In limited action, finished 22nd on the Order of Merit. Received invitations to play in seven PGA TOUR tournaments, making the cut in four, a T20 at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans his top showing. Turned professional in January at the age of 17. With $134,802 in TOUR prize money, he came just short of earning enough points to qualify for the Korn Ferry Tour Finals. Turned professional in January at the age of 17.

• Shell Championship: Posted a T3 at the season-ending event in December for his fourth and final top-10 of the year. Tied with Vince India, a distant 12 shots behind winner Nate Lashley, who won by 10 strokes.
• 111 VISA Open de Argentina presentado por OSDE: Finished T7 in Argentina in November. Opened poorly, with a 3-over 74 but then rattled off rounds of 70-66-68 over his final 54 holes to record his third top-10 of the campaign.
• Colombia Classic: Picked up a T4 at Cali CC in late-October. A third-round 73 kept him from putting more pressure on winner Andrés Echavarría. Recorded rounds of 68-70-68 in his other three rounds to tie with Jesús Amaya and Matias Simaski, three shots shy of Echavarria's winning tally.
• Copa Diners Club International: Made his PGA TOUR Latinoamérica debut, in Ecuador, where he carded a tournament-low, 7-under 64 in the final round to finish in a two-way T2 in September, two shots behind winner Nate Lashley.
• Farmers Insurance Open: Made his pro debut with a T43 finish at the PGA TOUR's Farmers Insurance Open.

2015 Season

Saw action in four PGA Tour of Australasia tournaments, with two made cuts and one top-10 outing. Also played one Asian Tour and one European Tour tournament.

• Oates Victorian Open: Put together rounds of 70-68-66-70 to T3 in Victoria playing on the PGA Tour of Australasia. Finished tied with two others, two shots out of the Richard Green-Nick Cullen playoff that Green won.

2014 Season

Made three PGA Tour of Australasia starts, playing on the weekend in two and finishing inside the top 30 in both.

2013 Season

Made two cuts and missed two cuts on PGA Tour of Australasia.

Amateur Highlights

• Won the boys' 15-17 division title at the 2014 World Junior Championships at Torrey Pines GC in San Diego, Calif.
• Was the 2014 Australian Boys' Amateur champion.