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Up & Down

Tim O’Connor

Up & Down is collection of essays that explore our relationships with golf, our own minds, music, and each other by Tim O'Connor, writer, coach and podcaster.

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  • Tim O’Connor

    I’m a writer, golf coach, nut-bar golfer, podcaster (Swing Thoughts) and bass player in a punk band in Guelph, Ontario. I wrote The Feeling of Greatness: The Moe Norman Story, and was enshrined in the Ontario Golf Hall of Fame as a writer in 2020.

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