Swing Thoughts

Tim and Howard re-unite for 2017. Tim leads an exercise in mindfulness and Howard blabs on like the Golf Nerd he is. Lots of laughs and learning as usual as well as the Truth behind how far you really hit it.

Our last episode is a lively one with our first studio audience filled with SwingThoughfuls who share their golf-learning from 2016. Humble and Coach Tim talk through some of their favourite guest moments and Howard re-commits to freaking out a little less in 2017.

Tim and Howard talk about intention and body awareness some more... Howard ends the season by reverting back to a few old habits and legendary TV sports and news broadcaster Mark Hebscher drops by to chat about recent PGA tour winner Canadian Mackenzie Hughes.

Howard and Tim finish off the season in style! Low numbers and lots of learning as well as some interesting perspective from YouTubes most watched golf instructor Shaw Clement.

Coach Tim talks about a typical mental coaching session, Howard decides he is in fact a Spiritual Leader of Golf and the Nerds discuss a recent round where one of them is in a mini-huff until he does something that is a good take away for all golfers!

If ever there was a sport that needed some Zen it's Golf and one of the Masters of Ohhmmm Dr Joe Parent joins Howard and Tim to talk and about losing strokes and weight! The man who coached Vijay Singh and Christie Kerr to Number 1 in the world just might be able to help you break 90.

Golf talk you won't hear anywhere else! Karl Morris on why the Euros' thrive at the Ryder Cup, the passing of Arnold Palmer and what's the missing link between How to Swing and How to Play? Also Swing Thoughts live and win a round with Howard and Tim.

The low-handicappers' season of commitment: Humble conducts a Q & A with Paul Gortnar and Mike Bondy, two of CoachTim's clients. The three tournament players share stories and insights from a season of working on their mental game, that can help all aspirational golfers!

Howard and Tim revisit golf hell - how Howard got out, and the perils of his buddy who is definitely in, and we flip through Natural Golf written by Sam Snead and given to Howard's dad in 1959. Guess what? New golf books aren't much different.

Fascinating Megan Chapman, HP at Georgian Bay Club, on how giving yourself "permission" and "forgiving yourself" allows your "technique to arrive." And have fun!

Paul Dewland, PGA Tour mental performance coach, describes benefits of coaching for Joe and Jane Amateur and what tour players seek; Howard dissects Tim's re-engagement with Mr. Shank in his Club C.

Ken Tarling gets it. He's an accomplished and seasoned Professional touring player with wins all over the world and on this episode shares some of the mental stuff that can help make us amateurs better players and enjoy the experience more.

With Dave Robinson, a business relationship expert, we knock around how our emotions and beliefs come into play with our golf shots, how we talk to ourselves and how we think our golf buds are judging the hell out of us. This ain't no Golf Channel chat. Fascinating stuff!

Fred Shoemaker, founder of Extraordinary Golf and one of the world's great coaches, shares his wisdom on drawing on your inner brilliance to have more fun and play your best golf. Listen, repeat, listen, repeat...

Brooke Henderson's coach Tristan Mullally provides insights on the Canadian phenom, we introduce our snobby Must-Read Golf Books section and we prep for the Canadian Open.

Zoke, aka Dick Zokol, does double duty: chats about working with Weirsy and he tries extricating Humble from golf hell while Timmer talks about icky feelings.

Doing some good. We reflect on playing in fundraiser for ill-and-injured Canadian vets, the insane notion of having fun playing golf and how committing to trust is good but hard.

Oh Canada! We deconstruct Brooke Henderson's first major win in KPMG Women's PGA Championship, and dissect Howard's icky 96 at the Nash. Sharp objects no longer a concern.

The inner game of tennis applied to golf. We serve up great insights from Alan Trivett, a former Tennis Canada director and world ranked tennis player who became a single digit golfer.

Tim facilitates Howard in moving out of shank denial while applauding his brilliant save from mulch and usual self-implosion, and they welcome ClubLink's Glencairn Golf Club in Milton as a new sponsor.