
Great radio is theatre of the mind. We figured a podcast dedicated to the mental side of golf would be a natural. So we created one. Featuring golf expert Tim O'Connor and Humble Howard Glassman.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 330 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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GSL and Coach Tim examine the grisly carcass of LIV, dissect whatever remains of Phil Mickelson’s reputation, GSL intros his new range buddy, and we dive into Tim’s latest Substack on trusting our own experience. Sponsored by TaylorMade Canada, maker... more
GSL and Coach Tim continue to explore the mysteries of late-round swoons, ponder just how damn good Scottie Scheffler is, and Coach Tim spins a tale of valour and honour about the heroic rescue of an escaped parrot. Sponsored by TaylorMade Canada, ma... more
We learn about Brooke Henderson’s mental game from ST Reporter Steven Glassman’s coverage of the CPCK Women’s Open, as well as GSL’s scheduling snafu and Coach Tim’s advice on when your putter goes cold. Sponsored by TaylorMade Canada, makers of the ... more
GSL and Coach Tim share how you must ride out the low points and savour the high ones in this infernal game, and Tim describes how his punk band—like a great golfer—depends on preparation and presence to kick-ass. Sponsored by TaylorMade Canada, make... more
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This intimate conversation? Wow. Howard just kept showing up. A lesson in love.
A great break from the typical jock-driven golf podcast. The hosts combine love of the game with humor and well-researched discussions with some of the best thinkers in the game.
15 minutes in and it’s only osteo talk and complaining about the Maple Leafs (I get it!). Where’s the golf??
Tim & the GSL continue to deliver insightful support for all golf nerds with great banter and gentle commentary of their lives in golf. I wait impatiently for every episode.
Thanks guy’s.
Guys - Going political and dumping on your US fan base isn’t a great look, you’ve lost a 30 year 3HC.
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Two talk-focused hosts explore golf's mental side, culture, and performance dynamics with practical mindset tips, personal stories, and guest perspectives. Episodes blend humor with coaching concepts, discussing crowds, etiquette, pressure, and presence on the course, often tying insights to training, preparation, and mentoring younger players. A standout is the frequent use of guest experts and players to illuminate psychology, resilience, and strategy, making it useful for listeners aiming to improve both mindset and on-course decision making.
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