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Trapper Perkins turned pro in 2001. He was born in Honolulu, Hawaii and graduated from Kamehameha Schools. He then went to the University of Hawaii. Trapper was named the player of the year for the state of Hawaii in 1999 and named to Volleyball Magazines Fab 50. He took a scholarship to play for the University of Hawaii. He was named all-state in volleyball, basketball and track since his sophomore year in High School. He then started to teach for the Aloha Academy of Golf in 2000. Turned PGA professional in 2002.

Growing up with a mother that was a babysitter, he was constantly around children.  He has a love for children and a love for the game of golf.  Moving from Hawaii to California in 2004, he has built Tiny Tees to the largest program in California for children under 7 years old.  His passion for golf and love for children is the greatest combination to teach children of all ages.

Trapper spends a lot of his time expanding the Tiny Tees Golf program to benefit children across the nation.  On free time (which is rare) he enjoys outdoor sports, traveling, cooking, and joking around.