A man in a navy shirt and black pants preparing to hit a golf ball on a golf course with trees and blue sky in the background.

About Ryan Borg

Still competing, coaching you what works.

I help golfers stop guessing, practice with purpose, and play better on the course, not just on the driving range.

I'm a PGA of Canada Teaching Professional with 1,000+ golfers coached. My mission is simple: give golfers clear direction, measurable improvement, and a smarter way to train so they can enjoy the game more by playing it better.

My Background

My journey in golf started at age two and progressed through:

  • Elite junior competition

  • NCAA Division I golf at the University of South Florida

  • Professional golf across North America

  • A full season on PGA Tour Americas

  • Multiple professional wins, including on the Toronto Players Tour

  • Still competing today, around ten professional tournaments a year, ranked top 10 in PGA of Ontario

I also trained for five years at a high-performance academy in Florida led by Sean Foley, former swing coach to Tiger Woods. That experience showed me how world class instruction is delivered, and more importantly, how to communicate it in a way that actually makes sense to everyday golfers.

Competing at the highest level has taught me what holds up under pressure, and what doesn't.

I haven't stepped away from it. I still compete in around ten professional tournaments a year and currently sit inside the top 10 in PGA of Ontario. That matters for you, because everything I teach is something I'm still trusting under real pressure, not a memory of what used to work.

My Coaching Philosophy

Most golfers don't struggle because they lack effort.

They struggle because they lack direction.

They jump from tip to tip, swing thought to swing thought, hoping the next fix will finally solve it.

That approach creates confusion, not consistency.

A Better Way to Improve

Improvement should be clear and measurable.

We identify:

  • Where you're actually losing strokes

  • The most efficient way for you to improve

  • The skills that directly lower scores

Progress isn't measured by how your swing looks.

It's measured by:

  • Hitting the ball closer to the hole

  • Eliminating costly misses

  • Performing under pressure on the course

Who This Is For

This is for golfers who:

  • Are tired of random swing tips

  • Want structure and accountability

  • Are willing to practice with purpose

  • Care about long-term improvement

If you're serious about improving and want a clear plan, not guesswork then you're in the right place.

Next Step

If this approach resonates with you, I'd love to work together.

Book your first session and let's build a plan that actually leads to lower scores.