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Tim O'Connor is a golf coach, an award-winning writer, and speaker. Tim takes a holistic approach, coaching golfers in the physical and mental aspects of golf. He co-hosts the Swing Thoughts podcast with Howard Glassman, and is the author of The Feeling of Greatness: The Moe Norman Story. He plays bass in CID—a Guelph punk band!
[…] excellent blog about how Tiger’s win at Augusta represents personal redemption. You can read it HERE. Tim is quite persuasive but I’m still not convinced. I’ll just suffer in relative silence […]
Through this facilitated coaching experience, you will develop skills of inner mastery and peak performance. Contrary to what you might think: You are not broken. Your stroke isn’t perfect—there is no such thing. It’s fine. You’re fine! With Quiet Mind Golf principles, you can lower your scores and play golf with a sense of mastery by drawing on your innate talent and experience. Contact me and I’ll work with your golf professional to arrange for this workshop at your club.
Through our interactive in-person online workshops, you will learn skills to quiet your mind, draw on your natural talent, experience the ZONE, play to your potential, and have more fun playing the game. With access to coaching for six months and your commitment to a long-term plan, you will be following a proven path to improvement.
FREE Introductory Webinar
Wed., March 9: 7-8pm
If you're an avid golfer seeking to breakthrough your barriers and play your best golf, this webinar is for you!
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Greetings Tim
To put things into perspective, I work with your brother Sean at PG and I also graduated from University of Guelph in Zoology and Nutrition. As a single father and survivor three life threatening situations, I appreciate your shout out for the flawed human.
As a young man, I gave up a summer travelling Europe to be a looper at Wianno Caddy Camp in Cape Cod. Seeing the “dark side” of golf, it took a few decades and genetics to inspire me to strike the wee white ball again. Now, I golf with Marines..whose motto is: Honour, Courage and Commitment. I can see how this motto is applicable both in life and in golf.
Once I was told I would never be able to walk nor do athletic endeavours. Five years later, I managed to become a professional yacht captain racing in Newport and throughout the world. As a yacht captain, I was privy to the world of wealth and exclusive societies such as the New York Yacht club. As a common man, I got to see behind the smoke and mirrors. I truly believe that folks need to give their own reflections in the mirror a thorough and humble evaluation prior to tossing barbs and output to other folks glass houses.
So..thank you for your reflections. Would always appreciate a chat.
cheers
Marc Carmichael
Thx for the great comment Marc. Sorry for the late reply. I’d love to jump on a call for you.