2015 I got on the Web.com Tour and I found myself in second place. Several times. Had opportunities. Didn't really convert. I don't know what it exact-- I can't put my finger on exactly what is was.

You're not quite sure what was lacking, but you knew you were there, and you were close.

Right. And so I play well in tournament. And I just go to the next one, and do it again. And I expected to be in contention every week, and I found myself in contention a lot. And finally won, and won again, and so I had two wins in 2015 on the web.com tour.

Which put you on the top of the money list. For people that don't know, the top 25 each year advance to the regular tour.

Right.

Clearly you are too good for those guys, because you were the number one money winner, right? So--

Yeah.

And you've gone to the PGA Tour, and of course, you and I have talked a lot about that over the last year. And you've been sort of now that I've heard the other pattern, this is a similar pattern now that I already know what you've done on the tour. You've had some really second place finish.

Couple. I've had two second place finishes.

Two second place finishes, and some other good ones.

Right.

But it's still a little bit of a building block, right?

I'm still getting comfortable, still learning and still building and ready for that same progression that I've had on other levels.

And what do you think you'll have to do or not do to do that? You've been around all these good players, you're with them all the time, you play with them every week.

Yeah consistency. Just being consistent in the way I approach things. And the way I handle myself out on the course. And the way I swing, the way I putt, the way I chip, just consistency and patience. That's what I feel like is going to take me to the next level.