

1 junior in the country, Chip did not want Peterson to threaten his son's future, and he complained to the golf coach, who kicked Peterson off the team. Couch stated that Peterson had taken Chris out drinking and to meet girls, resulting in a hangover for Chris. Randall Mell of the Broward County, Florida Sun-Sentinel reported that Chip Couch, the father of another young golfer, Chris Couch, who was visiting Arizona State on a recruiting trip, told Mell that he got Peterson kicked off the golf team. Mickelson would go on to become a highly successful PGA golfer, and Peterson's father, Lee, later testified that the considerable competition that Mickelson presented while they were at Arizona State discouraged Peterson. In 1990, Peterson enrolled at Arizona State University (where Mickelson had also enrolled) on a partial golf scholarship.

By the end of high school, he was one of the top junior golfers in San Diego.
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For a time, he had dreams of becoming a professional golfer like Phil Mickelson, his teammate at the University of San Diego High School. By age 14, he could beat his father at the game. Peterson began playing golf at an early age, a result of time he spent with his father. As a child, Peterson shared a bedroom with his half-brother John in the family's two-bedroom apartment in La Jolla. Though Lee and Jackie had six children from previous relationships, Scott was their only child together. Scott Lee Peterson was born October 24, 1972, at Sharp Coronado Hospital in San Diego, California, to Lee Arthur Peterson, a businessman who owned a crate-packaging company, and Jacqueline "Jackie" Helen Latham, who owned a boutique in La Jolla called The Put On.

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