Everything the tour taught me, handed over.
Kentucky kid, Murray State Racer, professional since 2010. Five titles on two tours and fifteen-plus countries of hard-won notes — now written down so somebody else can use them.
The first swing landed at age two. Plastic clubs, a plastic ball, and my father behind the camera filming it — right up until the ball hit him. The tape still exists. So does the swing.
Kentucky raised, Murray State educated, professional since 2010. Three years of mini-tours, Monday qualifiers, and Q School came first. Then came the climb — Korn Ferry Tour, PGA TOUR Canada, back to Korn Ferry Tour, PGA TOUR Latinoamérica, back to Korn Ferry Tour, back to Latinoamérica, and back again to Korn Ferry. The road rarely ran in a straight line, but every stop brought another opportunity to learn, compete, and earn the next one.
In 2022, the breakthrough finally came: PGA TOUR status. Now the pursuit continues, with another PGA TOUR card to earn and another chapter still to write.
Through all of it, my faith in Jesus Christ has been the foundation. It shapes how I approach the game, the career, the wins, the setbacks, and life away from the course. I’m also involved with College Golf Fellowship and Fellowship of Christian Athletes, two organizations that have given me opportunities to live out that faith and invest in others through the game of golf. Golf is a huge part of my life, but it isn’t the thing that defines it.
Off the course, there’s Kelsey — met on eHarmony — and our two daughters. Three people who make the miles worth it.
“I still love this game the way I did at two years old. Coaching is how I give it back.”
In aviation, five confirmed aerial victories make a fighter pilot an Ace.
In professional golf, five wins were earned the hard way — through competition, pressure, adversity, and the decisions that determine who stays in the fight. Those experiences became the foundation for the Dogfight Method.
Not theory. Not a textbook. A system built through competition and refined on Tour.
Everything the tour taught me, handed over.
Kentucky kid, Murray State Racer, professional since 2010. Five titles on two tours and fifteen-plus countries of hard-won notes — now written down so somebody else can use them.
The first swing landed at age two. Plastic clubs, a plastic ball, and my father behind the camera filming it — right up until the ball hit him. The tape still exists. So does the swing.
Kentucky raised, Murray State educated, professional since 2010. Three years of mini-tours, Monday qualifiers, and Q School came first. Then came the climb — Korn Ferry Tour, PGA TOUR Canada, back to Korn Ferry Tour, PGA TOUR Latinoamérica, back to Korn Ferry Tour, back to Latinoamérica, and back again to Korn Ferry. The road rarely ran in a straight line, but every stop brought another opportunity to learn, compete, and earn the next one.
In 2022, the breakthrough finally came: PGA TOUR status. Now the pursuit continues, with another PGA TOUR card to earn and another chapter still to write.
Through all of it, my faith in Jesus Christ has been the foundation. It shapes how I approach the game, the career, the wins, the setbacks, and life away from the course. I’m also involved with College Golf Fellowship and Fellowship of Christian Athletes, two organizations that have given me opportunities to live out that faith and invest in others through the game of golf. Golf is a huge part of my life, but it isn’t the thing that defines it.
Off the course, there’s Kelsey — met on eHarmony — and our two daughters. Three people who make the miles worth it.
“I still love this game the way I did at two years old. Coaching is how I give it back.”
In aviation, five confirmed aerial victories make a fighter pilot an Ace.
In professional golf, five wins were earned the hard way — through competition, pressure, adversity, and the decisions that determine who stays in the fight. Those experiences became the foundation for the Dogfight Method.
Not theory. Not a textbook. A system built through competition and refined on Tour.