The day started with the Texas Tech game which unfortunately ended in a loss. Not the outcome we wanted, but still part of the day’s story. After that, I headed out to play a round at We Ko Pa Golf Club, Arizona, with Myron. It is easily one of the best golf courses in Arizona and a place I always recommend to anyone visiting the area. The desert scenery alone makes it worth the trip. Even with a little rain, the round was full of incredible views, good snacks, plenty of laughs, and some classic desert moments that make golf in Arizona so unique. It was one of those rounds where the experience mattered more than the scorecard. Days like this are a reminder of why I love this game and the places it allows me to explore. We-Ko-Pa Golf Club on Jan. 1, 2026

The day started with a cup of Ekowah Coffee and easing back into a rhythm that’s been missed for a while. Editing my Morocco video reminded me just how much this journey gives me—travel, perspective, and stories I’ll carry with me long after the season ends. I made it back to the gym for the first time in a long time. Nothing fancy, just showing up and reminding my body what consistency feels like again. Along with that, I’ve been intentional about the basics—daily amino acids, plus pre and probiotics—to support my health as I ramp things back up. Breakfast, journaling, and then the big task: getting everything structured for 2026. All tournaments are officially laid out in my calendar, which is both exciting and overwhelming in the best way. Seeing it all written down makes it real. Goals, plans, travel, dreams—everything has a place now. Two days back into the grind meant range time and simple swing thoughts. No overthinking, just reconnecting with feels and trusting the process. Closing out the year with clarity, gratitude, and momentum.Happy New Year 🤍

Dec. 30, 2026 It took me a minute, but I’m finally getting around to creating this website for you all. Huge shoutout to my grandpa for the loving kick in the butt that pushed me to dive headfirst into vlogging and blogging about my “unique” 🥴 life. This is the first of many professional golfer videos, and I’m excited to share more of my world with you. I hope you enjoy seeing this side of my journey.

Going to be starting my season in Hurricane, UT at Copper Rock GC. I have played here in previous years on the EPSON Tour but with not having status on that tour l am going to play in a 2-day qualifier for one spot. The dates are the 16-17 of Jan. Excited to be getting to work for something in the coming weeks.

This video is just little pieces of Morocco.A taxi ride from the airport, traveling with my caddie Edward, playing golf, being a little weird, and making simple dinners after long days. Nothing fancy. Just what life looks like on the road. New places, new routines, and figuring things out as we go. Sometimes the best memories aren’t planned. They just happen in between — in the cab rides, the laughs, and the quiet moments at the end of the day.

Christmas Eve was loud in the best way. Everyone together, stories overlapping, familiar laughs, the kind of chaos you don’t realize you miss until you are in it again. Christmas Day came early, as it always does, and after the morning settled I spent the afternoon with my best friend’s family. The kind of place where you are not a guest, you are just there, welcomed without explanation. Friday and Saturday were for friendship. Slow mornings, no schedules, wineries and distilleries where time did not matter and conversations stretched longer than planned. The kind of fun that does not need documenting. Just being present and laughing until your face hurts. Saturday also gave me something quieter. A few hours sitting with my grandparents, just talking. No rush. Stories, memories, little moments that feel ordinary until you realize how rare and valuable they are. Sunday was gentle. Watching a church sermon with my mom, sitting side by side, followed by seeing my sister and her baby one last time before Monday morning came too fast. Holding onto those final moments a little tighter, knowing goodbyes never get easier, just more meaningful. Five days. That is all it was. But it filled my cup in ways I did not even know it needed. Family, friends, stillness, laughter, faith, and love. Reminders of who I am when the noise fades. And then Monday came. But I left full 🤍

This is the beginning of something new. I’m excited (and honestly a little nervous) to open up this space and share more of my journey with you — the tournaments, the travel, the work, and the growth that comes with chasing this dream. Thank you for being here from the start. I’m really looking forward to this journey with you.