TO A TEE

Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers teed off alongside 50 children from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada and the Las Vegas Metro PD Law Enforcement Exploring, Empowerment & Athletic Program as part of Bank of America’s free Golf with Us clinic on April 16. Bowers and local golf professionals shared golf tips and life lessons as young people practiced swinging, putting, and chipping like the pros at Las Vegas Golf Club. 

After winning two national championships with the Georgia Bulldogs, Bowers was selected by the Raiders in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. Following his record-breaking rookie season, he earned both Pro Bowl and All-Pro recognition. Off the field, Bowers is an enthusiastic golfer and has teed it up at events like the 2025 NFLPA Classic. 

“I was thrilled to partner with Bank of America for a ‘Golf with Us’ clinic. Golf teaches you self-discipline, patience and how to stay focused under pressure. These are skills I use every day on and off the football field. I’m excited to help introduce golf and all its great lessons to kids in our community who might not otherwise have an opportunity to play,” said Bowers. 

Bank of America’s Golf with Us clinics are designed to inspire the next generation to play and learn not only golf skills but also important life skills. In each clinic market, the Bank will also provide financial support for continued golf instruction through the PGA of America REACH Foundation, the charitable foundation dedicated to positively impacting the lives of youth, military and underserved communities through access to the game of golf. 

Golf with Us invited young people ages 6-18 to access tee times for $5 or less at thousands of courses through a free one-year membership to Youth on Course. In its inaugural year, Golf with Us drew nearly 100,000 youth participants, including many first-time golfers. This year, the Bank hopes to enroll 150,000 youth in Golf with Us through June 15 at http://bofa.com/GolfwithUs.