About Brian Guerriero
I’m a Certified Mental Performance Consultant (AASP). I work with competitive golfers on the specific skills that determine how the game holds up when it counts: pre-shot routines, recovery from mistakes, decision-making under pressure, the work of staying in your process across multiple rounds.
That’s what this practice is built around.
My Background
Before I did this professionally, I competed. I played baseball at the collegiate level and as a paid import player in the LMBQ (Quebec, Canada) — long enough to understand what it means to perform under evaluation, to carry a bad outing into the next one, and to feel the distance between how you train and how you compete. That experience didn’t make me a golf expert. But it made me someone who doesn’t need pressure explained to them.
The CMPC credential is the professional standard in applied sport psychology and requires more than familiarity with the concepts. Behind it is over a decade of working with high performers under pressure, and a deep understanding of how the mind operates under stress.
That combination of competitive experience and professional training is what shapes how I work.
Why Golf
Golf is a specific problem.
It demands execution in a context designed to undermine it. No teammates to absorb a mistake. No timeout to reset. No coach on the sideline. Just you, the next shot, and whatever you’re carrying from the last one.
I work specifically with golfers because the demands are specific. The mental side of competitive golf needs more than general performance principles applied broadly — it needs coaching that’s calibrated to the actual rhythms and pressures of tournament play, across rounds and across seasons.
How I Work
The work is individualized and focused on execution. We identify the patterns that show up under pressure, build routines that travel across competitive environments, and develop the kinds of structured approaches that complement the technical and physical work you do elsewhere.
Sessions are conducted remotely, structured around competition schedules, and focused on what’s actually happening in tournament play — not abstract mental concepts disconnected from your game.
Coaching is offered on a limited-capacity, application-based basis. It’s not a marketing posture — it’s how the work stays focused and the relationship stays useful.
Work With Me
If this approach aligns with how you think about competing, you’re welcome to apply.
Next Steps
If this perspective aligns with how you approach competition, feel free to explore the pages below: