Timberwolf Golf Academy

Like everything, golf is more enjoyed the better you are at it. The good shots are the ones that bring you back to play, but we tell our students that in reality, you are only as good as your misses. Regardless of your ability, the ultimate goal of all golfers is to become more consistent. The golf ball doesn't know who is hitting it, but it always reacts exactly to what the golf club is doing at impact. If the ball isn't going where you want it to, there is always a reason.

Our feeling is there are common characteristics in good swings and common characteristics in poor swings. Our goal is to better help you understand what you are doing well and what you need to improve on. Whether it's the full swing, short game, mental game, equipment, or course management, we can guide and coach you through the steps to more consistent golf.

As PGA of Canada professionals we are dedicated to growing the game for all to enjoy. We don't teach golf to people. We teach people to golf.

TrackMan measures the full flight of the ball and the club through impact, so a lesson is built on what the ball is actually doing. Ball-flight data and club data show how the face and path need to change. Your teacher can merge those numbers with video, so the moment of impact is visible instead of guessed.

Use it in a lesson with a coach, or practice on a bay where the numbers are on the monitor in front of you. Afterward, the same data is available at mytrackman.com on a phone, laptop, or tablet.

Casey came highly recommended from a friend whose child was taking lessons with her. My daughter, who was 9 at the time, began indoor lessons with her during the winter months at the indoor facility. The following summer, my golf game fell apart. I had the full swing yips and was considering taking time away from the game. But seeing the great work she showed with my daughter, I decided to take some lessons as well. That was two years ago and I still continue with lessons with her to this day. She has a very keen eye for swing faults and understands how to teach both the technical and mental aspects of the game. I would highly recommend her as a teacher to beginners, good players and anyone looking to tighten up their game.

Mike O'Brien

My daughter and I took semi-private coaching from Mr. Tom Clark. We had heard great things about him and wanted to make sure we were starting our game off properly. He was professional, patient and had a wonderful sense of humour that made us feel extremely comfortable. We especially enjoyed the video analysis of our swings in the studio on the big screen. It was a great way to provide us with constructive feedback. Tom is definitely an expert in his field.

Debra

When first booking golf lessons with Casey, my ultimate goal was to not hold people back on the golf course. I've now taken both private and group lessons with Casey over the last 4 years and can confidently say that my golf game has improved consistently. Casey is patient and provides the best information to educate her clients. Whenever someone is wanting to improve their golf game, I hands down always refer them to Casey.

Alyssa Leveille

Casey is an excellent teacher. She is extremely good at explaining the needed techniques. She brought me from the point of almost giving up to a level of improvement that allows me to really enjoy the game. Casey was able to see all my many faults and she knew how to help me. She has endless patience and enthusiasm.

Dr. Raymond Gay

I strongly recommend Casey MacNeil as an instructor. Casey is simply fabulous. She has tremendous knowledge and talent. She has infinite patience, a spectacular sense of humour, and a down to earth manner. I came to lessons hating the idea of trying to hit a golf ball. Lessons I took in the past were boring and loaded with theory and little or no practicality. How refreshing it was to meet Casey. Casey has made me look forward to lessons and look forward to practice. She is smart, attentive, dedicated and encouraging without being patronizing. I cannot possibly recommend her enough.

Anne McNamara