Georgia Southern University Athletics

2002-2005
In 3 1/2 years at Georgia Southern, won 12 individual tournament titles, including seven collegiate medals and five on the amateur circuit … Led the Eagles to three team championships and the program’s first Southern Conference title in 2003 … Was a Golf Coaches Association of America Ping Third-Team All-American his junior year … As a senior, was named to the GCAA Ping All-America First Team after finishing tied for seventh at the NCAA Championships, shooting a 3-over 283, seven strokes behind the winner … Earned SoCon player of the year honors in 2004… Turned pro in 2005 and earned his PGA Tour card in 2009 after finishing 18th on the money list for the Nationwide Tour … As of May, 2016, has played in 70 PGA Tour events, recorded four top-10s, 12 top-25s and earned over $1.5 million … Has played in 163 Web.com Tour events with one title, 14 top-10s and 42 top-25s … Ranks first in single-season scoring average at Georgia Southern with a mark of 70.97 in 2004-05, and his career average of 72.05 ranks second to GS Hall of Famer Jodie Mudd on the all-time list … Still owns the top scores for 36-hole (130) and 54-hole (203 on two occasions) tournaments.