“The professors really extended themselves, had a great attitude, and were very accessible,” he said. Thankful for his KUCOG experience, Scott is gratified for opportunities to mentor the next generation and credits his education as an important step in nurturing today’s youth. “With the slogan, ‘ no child will be left behind, and there’s no ball that we can’t find,’ we enjoy encouraging, empowering, and providing underprivileged children and young adults with the necessary tools to develop into well-rounded individuals by introducing them to the game,” smiled Scott, a US Army Veteran of 33 years and the founder of Swing Tree Golf. With the goal of equipping tomorrow’s leaders with golf skills and sportsmanship, Scott and his Treasure Coast, Florida area Building Opportunities Through Golf (BOTG) team believe that the discipline and dedication gained from the pastime will follow them through life in all of their endeavors. Keiser University College of Golf (KUCOG) alumnus Willie Scott is thankful to unveil a nonprofit organization designed to empower children with the healthy camaraderie and important tools instilled by the game.
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