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Dr. Don Greene was the Sports Psychologist for the 1984 Olympic Diving Team and the 1986 World Championship Swimming and Diving Teams. For more than a decade, he counseled professionals on the PGA, LPGA, and mini-tours, and trained many seasoned veterans to win their first events on tour. Dr. Greene also worked with Division I golf teams (Arizona, Oklahoma, Cal) and served as a consultant to the American Junior Golf Association.

Don Greene was a nationally ranked high school springboard diver, who received an athletic appointment to West Point. After graduating, he went through paratrooper training and Ranger School, and served in the Army's Green Berets. These early high-pressure, demanding endeavors gave him a deep understanding and empathy for those who are involved in critical performance situations.

He received his Master's Degree from George Washington University and his Ph.D. in Psychology from U.S. International University in San Diego. His doctoral dissertation demonstrated how the Sports Psychology technique of Centering could improve the performance of police SWAT officers under high stress.

Dr. Greene met Parker McLachlin in Hawaii in 2002. Since then, the relationship has had a transformative effect on Parker. For more on this story, "McLachlin Masters Mind Games", click here.

Driven by a passion to help young golfers become the best players and people they can be, Sean Foley is Canada's best-known golf instructor and widely regarded as a rising star among coaches on the professional tours.

Sean's students include PGA Tour players Stephen Ames, Hunter Mahan, Parker McLachlin, Sean O’Hair, Greg Owen, LPGA Tour players Jessica Shepley and Lisa Strom, as well as other touring pros and top-ranked amateurs and juniors. Sean was named 2008 Ontario PGA Teacher of the Year.

Sean, the National Team Coach for the Canadian Junior Golf Association, is the teaching professional at the Piper’s Heath Golf Academy in Milton, Ontario, during the summer.

Jeremy Elliott handles Parker's contract negotiations and corporate partnership deals. An accomplished golfer himself, Jeremy was a member of the University of North Carolina's men's golf team from 1999-2003 and helped lead the Tar Heels to three ACC conference championships and three NCAA Championship berths. Prior to joining Career Sports & Entertainment, Jeremy spent time with IMG and the Deutsche Bank Championship. A native of Chapel Hill, NC, Jeremy graduated from North Carolina in 2003 with dual degrees in Economics and History.