"Adam ended up in the winner's circle at a number of junior tournaments, including the San Francisco City Junior, a match-play tournament in its 81st year and boasting past winners such as Johnny Miller and Bob Rosburg. He received a 'perpetual trophy' that he gets to keep for one year and that has the names of every winner on it.

He also was the overall winner of the Charlie Culver Junior Masters in Salinas, a tournament he won back in 2007 as well. He shot five-under par for the two days and won by five.

Then, he ended his junior career by shooting his lowest competitive round ever, a 64, to win in his very last tournament, the Ray Anderson Memorial at Spring Valley in Milpitas!

Most importantly, his attitude and on-course behavior seemed to improve considerably this past year. As for school, he decided to attend Cal State San Marcos, a small school in North San Diego County where he's playing on the men's golf team.

So... I just wanted to say 'thank you' for all of your efforts in helping him grow and mature as a player and person.

The sheet that you had him fill out in one of his very first sessions, the one about what is in your control and what isn't, is still pinned up on his wall above his trophies. Next to it are two signs that he created; one reads 'Golf is a game of misses' and the other reads 'The most important shot in golf is the next one.'...

In summary, thanks for your coaching, wisdom, perseverance and friendship over the past several years. I'm sure your efforts paid off and had a lasting effect on his development as a player and a person."
Mitch Loran
Father of college golfer Adam Loran

Adam Loran
Two-time competitor in the Junior World Golf Championships
Golf Team Member, Cal State San Marcos

"I want to thank Bill for this wonderful experience. I learned a lot about my mental game. He helped me with a lot of tips. Now I know how to center and relax when under pressure of a tournament. I'll keep on practicing what he taught me, and I want to thank him."
Kat Delen-Briones
Nationally-ranked Women's Golf Team
San Jose State University

Kat Delen-Briones was the top junior golfer from the Philippines, played in two Junior World Golf Championships, and is also competing on the nationally-ranked NCAA Division I San Jose State University Women's Golf Team. She wants to win more tournaments and then turn pro.

"Bill has helped me so much with my mental game. All players have mental issues. We're out here for six hours and it's very difficult to stay positive, especially in a golf tournament where there is so much pressure. Bill has given me many tips I can take out to the driving range, the course and tournaments. It's been really beneficial."
Jody Ho
Nationally-ranked Women's Golf Team
San Jose State University

Jody Ho was a high school golf star who is competing on the nationally-ranked NCAA Division I San Jose State University Women's Golf Team. She is making her mark at the collegiate level and wants to turn pro.

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Ing. Radek Sefcik
Level IV IMGCA Certified Mental Game Professional Coach (CMGPC)
IMGCA Advisory Board Member
IMGCA Certified Tennis Psychology Coach (CTPC)
IMGCA Certified Golf Psychology Coach (CGPC)
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