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Amateur: Reached the quarterfinals at the 2008 U.S. Amateur ... tied for 33rd place during stroke play with round of 75 and 68 to finish with a 143 total ... defeated Jason Millard, Wesley Bryan and Andrew Landry en route to a berth in the final eight ... carded rounds of 74 and 69 to tie for 20th during stroke play at North and South Amateur ... won three matches to advance to the quarterfinal round as well ... tied for 16th at the 2008 Northeast Amateur with a 280 total that included a 66 during his second round ... tied for fifth place at the 2008 Terra Cotta Invitational with a 217 total ... also won the 2008 Houston Boys Invitational at Redstone ... was a first-team AJGA All-American in 2007 ... was a member of the 2007 Canon Cup East Team ... won the 2007 Junior Players Championship with a 209 total that included a 67 during his second round ... had two other top 10s in 2007, tying for third at the Polo Junior Golf Classic and tying for ninth during stroke play at the U.S. Junior Amateur with scores of 71 and 73 ... won the 2006 Polo Golf Junior Classic ... finished ninth at the 2006 Heather Farr Classic ... also finished ninth during stroke play at the 2006 U.S. Junior Amateur with scores of 72 and 77 ... made match play at the 2005 U.S. Amateur with a 146 total before falling in the first round of match play at Merion Golf Club ... was the runner-up at the 2005 Nike Junior Golf Classic after firing a 66 during his final round ... finished third at the 2005 Greater Hartford Jaycees Junior ... finished fifth at the 2005 Lessing's AJGA Classic ... fired a first-round 68 at the 2004 Nike Golf Junior at Quad Cities on his way to a first-place finish ... had three other top 10s in 2004 as well.
Personal: Born August 11, 1989 in Wyckoff, New Jersey ... is the son of Gregory and Lorraine Hoffmann ... has one sister, Heather ... is contemplating a major in business ... also competed as a defenseman in ice hockey for seven years and played baseball for six seasons ... was also recruited by Stanford, Wake Forest, Duke, Florida State, UCLA and Clemson.
