With expertise in both the physical and mental aspects of golf, O’Connor draws out the natural talent of his students, leading them to greater distance, accuracy and solid contact.
“All humans have innate talent and instincts that can be draw upon to hit a ball to a target without having to think about tips and technique.
“When we increase our awareness of what we’re doing and respond to a target, golf becomes satisfying. And more fun!”
I coach at Golf House in Guelph in winter, and at Blue Springs in Acton in summer.
I coach golfers—mainly in the mental game—across North American online.
I’m Mental Performance Coach of the GTS Academy in Las Vegas and Zone Golf Academy in British Columbia,
“What I learned most from Tim was to swing the club and stop overthinking. With a quieter mind, I’m a better golfer.”
Anthony Fadero
“Tim exhibits a depth of knowledge and experience to help guide you toward true awareness in your golf journey. I’m a much calmer and centered golfer due to Tim’s help and understanding.”
Tim Masick
“When I first met Tim, I was struggling with my driver. He soon realized there wasn’t much wrong with my swing and my performance improved. Tim is a very knowledgeable instructor and GREAT at the mental side of golf.”
Larry Brombal
“Tim provided me with practical and motivational tools. I’ve always been super impressed with Tim’s writing and podcast skills, and I’m now equally impressed with his infectious passion for golf and enthusiasm for life.”
Emanuele Nasello
“Tim was a great help with the mental aspects of the game, thinking outside the box, as well as making minor positive tweaks to my approach. Tim greatly improved my game.”
Chris Gostlin
“I was a beginner. Tim helped me get the ball airborne and eventually much straighter. Tim made it fun with different exercises that made everything make sense. I highly recommend Tim!”
Jenny Su
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Tim O’Connor explains how even professional golfers can have the same doubt as an amateur golfer, but they know how to ignore them.
Tim O’Connor discusses why you can’t be so caught up on your mechanics when on the golf course.
Academy of ClubLink at Glen Abbey GC mental performance coach Tim O’Connor how not worrying about score can actually help lower your score..
