Jeff Troesch, MA, LMHC
Mental Golf Expert

About the Author:


Jeff Troesch is an internationally recognized expert in the field of mental skills training and performance enhancement and has been involved in training athletes and other elite performers since 1988. Jeff served as Director of Mental Training for David Leadbetters’ Golf Academies, where he was instrumental in assisting in the development of the training programs and methodology that continues to produce golf champions around the world. Jeff currently works with several touring professionals and amateur players - assisting them in the creation of optimal training plans and developmental strategies.

Jeff has been a consultant to several teams and organizations, including Major League Baseball’s Seattle Mariners and Detroit Tigers; the National Basketball Association; the US Soccer Federation; and many other professional, collegiate, and amateur sport programs. He currently serves as the consultant to the women's golf teams at UCLA and Cal-Berkeley, and the men's and women's teams at Cal-Poly.

Jeff's work has been featured in Golf Digest; Golf Week magazine; Asian Golf Magazine; Baseball America; Fox Sports "Going Deep"; Gillette Sports Week; Wide World of Sports; Tennis Magazine; and several international publications. Jeff is also a recognized speaker for many golf related and other sport association events including the American Junior Golf Association.

For more information on Jeff's programs, contact him at: jefftroesch@sbcglobal.net or 760-408-8480


Other Articles by Mr. Troesch:
Stableford System Mentality 8/18/2010
How To Keep it Low 6/8/2010
Pre-round Preparation 3/4/2010
Take Full Response Ability 1/21/2010
Fear is Normal 1/6/2010
Swing Thoughts 12/9/2009
Playing On A Team 10/14/2009
Avoiding the Big Number 9/2/2009
Missing Your Shots 8/4/2009
Playing at the "Next Level" 7/2/2009
Be Emotional on the Golf Course 6/4/2009
Full-Time Junior Golf Academies 5/7/2009
Create a Mental Checklist 4/8/2009
Line or No Line? 3/19/2009
Identify Your Tendencies 3/4/2009
How To Keep The Past From Repeating Itself 1/7/2009
Have a Play for Slow Play 12/4/2008
5 Keys to Mental Toughness for Junior Golfers 11/12/2008
Alternate Shot Mentality 10/23/2008
Perseverance - The Fifth 9/11/2008
You Can Achieve Anything You Want 8/13/2008
Pre-Shot Routine 7/16/2008
Confidence in Competition 6/3/2008
Are You Mentally Tough Enough? 4/3/2008
Match Play Thoughts in Stroke Play 3/10/2008
Where Do You Want the Ball to Go? 2/20/2008
Mental Exercise for Winter 1/29/2008
4 Easy Ways to Take your Golf Practice to the Course 12/5/2007
Are You Taking Enough Risk with Golf… You Won’t Believe the Reward 10/24/2007
Assess, Don't Guess 9/17/2007
Anticipate or Expect? 8/9/2007
Just Because You Can, Doesn't Mean You Should 7/9/2007
Tolerance for Frustration 6/6/2007
Golf Course Mental Preparation for Junior Golfers 4/6/2007
Think about Where not How to Hit the Ball 3/27/2007
How Do You Define Success? 2/8/2007
Getting the Most Out of Your Golf Lesson 1/17/2007
Good Mental Warm-Up is Essential for Peak Performance 12/11/2006
Challenges for Junior Golfers 11/27/2006
Helping Junior Players Take Responsibility 10/5/2006
Post-Shot Tip for Juniors 9/13/2006
Build a Callous 8/28/2006
Go for a Solid ACE 7/18/2006
Maintain Patience – The Fourth “P” 6/13/2006
Be Positive - The Third "P" 5/4/2006
Prepare for the Future - The Second "P" 4/13/2006
Be Present – The First “P” 3/7/2006
You Play Like You Think 2/1/2006
Go For What You Want 1/10/2006
Junior Golfers Should Shift Their Attention 12/6/2005
Get Comfortable With Being Uncomfortable 11/1/2005
How Do You Respond? 9/30/2005
Are You a Scientist or a Judge When it Comes to Evaluating Your Golf Performance? 8/31/2005
Do You Have Passion for the Game? 7/30/2005
Remember Your Permanent Golf Traits 7/13/2005
How Does a Junior Golfer Learn Best? 5/25/2005
Stay Motivated to Play Your Best Golf 4/29/2005
Are You Fully Committed? 3/30/2005


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