
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 305 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GolfSports | |||

STDs—Swing Thoughts Devotees—Grant McDougall, David Linkchorst and Kent Osborne join GSL and Coach Tim to share what they learned this golf season and from their favourite Swing Thoughts episodes. Brought to you by par4success.com/.
Jim Waldron, legendary golf instructor who marries East and West, visits GSL and Coach Tim for a fascinating exploration of how golfers create their own suffering and how to mitigate it, the benefits of one-pointed attention, and how feel trumps thin... more
Marcus Bell, founder of GRF Golf, busts apart many traditional assumptions with GSL and Coach Tim about how golfers improve and shares how focusing on learning, feeling and experiencing our movements leads to genuine and lasting improvement. Brought ... more
Chris DiMarco, three-time PGA Tour winner, chats with GSL and Coach Tim about duelling Tiger Woods in his prime, making the winning putt in the 2005 Presidents Cup, and being the first on the PGA Tour to use the claw putting grip. Brought to you by p... more
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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.
Gotta get through all the chit chat before they actually talk about golf.
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Focuses on the mental aspects of golf, blending humor and wisdom from experienced hosts Tim O'Connor and Humble Howard Glassman. By exploring personal experiences, strategies, and reflections on guests, it offers insights into the psychology of golf, making it engaging for both amateurs and enthusiasts. Noteworthy is its emphasis on lessons learned from failure and personal growth, often highlighted through anecdotes and discussions about the challenges faced by golfers of all levels. The content appeals to listeners interested in the mental game as well as those seeking community and a deeper understanding of the sport's nuances.
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Recent guests on Swing Thoughts include:
1. Jim Waldron
2. Marcus Bell
3. Dr. Raymond Prior
4. Lindsay Knowlton
5. Debbie O'Connell
6. Dr. Raymond Pryor
7. Dr. Karl Morris
8. Jon Sherman
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