College days proved invaluable on road to the pro ranks
It is great to sit down and try to figure out my schedule for next year when I can already put a circle around all the majors! This is something that I've never been able to do before and is something I hope I can do for the rest of my career.
There's definitely a bold circle around the first week in April for . It's the only major that I've never played in and the one that I am most excited about.
I want to try and be as ready as possible for the majors and WGC events, since I have yet to put in a performance to be proud of in the top ranking tournaments and I'd love to get a taste of being around the lead in one of the big ones on a Sunday.
I'm sure once I've experienced that I'll want to be back there as often as possible, and I will be doing everything I can to make sure that happens.
Having taken my game to this stage, I thought it'd be a good time to reflect on how my career really got going out here in the US.
Crossing the pond to play college golf was something that always attracted me and getting to play competitive golf all year round was definitely a big lure.
I was born and bred in Glasgow, but now I live in Scottsdale, Arizona, and make my living on the US PGA Tour.
I won my maiden Tour event in October 2009 - the first Scot to do so on US soil since Sandy Lyle won the Masters in 1988.
I want to win again and play in this year's Ryder Cup, so I'll be letting you know how I'm going about it, as well as providing you a behind the scenes look at the PGA Tour.
