Favorite Color: Blue
Favorite Food: Chocolate
Favorite Animal:  Dog
Favorite Holiday:  Christmas
Favorite Music: I like all kinds of music: Country, Pop, Hip Hop/Rap


       Favorite Charity:  Colin County Childrens Advocacy Center
(This is an amazing charity, it is a non profit organization, they help abused and neglected children. The people who help run this organization are unbelievable and they do a terrific job.
This charity is a charity that I donate to and try to help out with,  I would love to be more involved and it is the best charity I have ever heard about.)
Favorite Golf Course: Superstition Mountain in Arizona

My Coach: Dave Stockton and Ron Stockton
Sports Psychologist:  Lynn Marriott and Pia Nilsson
My Caddy: My brother (Luke). Started caddying amateur events prior to coming on tour with me in 2005.

Off the Course:
Working out, shop, watch movies, sleep, relax, take walks, download and listen to music on my ipod, 
watch and play all types of sports (favorite to watch is football) and finally spend time with my friends and family.
 I am very close with my family. Mom(Pam),  Dad(Jeff), Brother(Luke) and dog(Amy).

How It All Got Started:
I grew up playing all kinds of sports: golf, tennis, basketball, softball and soccer. I still enjoy playing all sports, but GOLF of course is # 1 
I started playing golf when I was 8 years old, my dad introduced my brother and I to it and I have been hooked ever since.

My dad was going to the golf course and he was taking my brother with him to go play golf. I asked my dad if I could go with them and play, he told me no.
I was so angry and confused as to why I could not go with them? So I asked my dad, why cant I go with you? He replied, because I didn't know how to play and I didn't know the etiquette or the rules. He told me I had to swing a golf club in the yard everyday until I learned the motion before I could go the range and the course. So I did it! To his surprise every evening when he got home from work I would go in the yard and ask him to watch me swing the club. We did this for a very long time. He couldn't believe that I actually did this! We eventually made it to the range and we practiced. He gave me a bucket of range balls and a 7 iron and told me to hit the eletrical box about 100 yards away, he said he wanted to hear some noise. He went to hit some golf balls himself and he eventually heard me hit the electrical box, he was shocked! 

This is how my golf adventure started, my dad realized I had a talent and an interest for the game. I started playing every day. 
My first golf tournament I had a hole in one, from 100 yards, with the 7 iron!! :-) Thanks Dad!