Made his Ryder Cup debut at Le Golf National in 2018, and was handed the honour of hitting the very first tee shot in the Friday morning fourballs in Paris. Claimed the most dominant victory of the Sunday Singles matches, beating Tommy Fleetwood 6&4, despite defeat for the USA.

A stunning 2018 campaign on the US PGA Tour, including a runner-up finish in the WGC-HSBC Champions and top ten finishes in three Majors, earned him a spot on Jim Furyk's team.

Was a talented basketball player as a youth and was offered college scholarships as a basketballer, but opted instead to become a professional golfer, joining the paid ranks aged 17.