Guillaume Biaugeaud
A PGA France Master Pro who spent many years as head instructor at the Racing Club de France and later at the Golf PGA France du Vaudreuil, Guillaume Biaugeaud now coaches in Florida. Here is an overview of his career, his teaching method, and his video lessons.
Who is Guillaume Biaugeaud?
Guillaume Biaugeaud is a French professional golfer and a member of the PGA France since March 15, 2003, when he assumed the title of Master Pro, which demonstrates his level of expertise and teaching experience.
Known for his ability to coach players of all skill levels—from beginners to professionals—he has made sharing his knowledge his passion. He has also served as a consultant for the Golf+ network.
Guillaume Biaugeaud's Journey: From La Boulie to Florida
A teacher trained in French clubs
Guillaume Biaugeaud was in charge of teaching at the Racing Club de France, in La Boulie. In 2016, he became the head of instruction at the PGA France Golf Club of Vaudreuil, in Normandy, as well as the Golf Court Academy.
A Modern Educational Approach
He uses technology to analyze swings: he is one of the few TrackMan Masters and serves as an ambassador for Swing Catalyst, a video analysis and balance software program. He offers one-on-one lessons and comprehensive analyses of the long game and putting, as well as remote lessons via the Skillest platform.
An International Adventure
Guillaume Biaugeaud then took on a new challenge by moving to Florida in the United States. There, he works as a high-performance coach at the academy Altus Performance, at the Orange County National course in Orlando.
Guillaume Biaugeaud's Career
| Field | Landmark |
|---|---|
| PGA France | Member since March 15, 2003; Master Pro title |
| Racing Club de France (La Boulie) | Head of Instruction for many years |
| PGA France Golf Club of Vaudreuil | Director of Education starting in 2016 |
| Altus Performance (Orlando, Florida) | High-Performance Coach at Orange County National |
| Technology | Trackman Master, Swing Catalyst Ambassador |
| Media | Consultant for Golf+ |
Guillaume Biaugeaud's Method: Correcting in the Order of the Swing
In his lessons, Guillaume Biaugeaud often starts with a champion’s swing and then works backward to identify the root cause. For a slice with the driver, he compares the club path of Rory McIlroy, ranging from the inside-out swing—where the player takes the ball while moving upward—to the slicer’s swing, and shows that it often all starts with a grip that’s too loose. The correction follows the sequence of the swing: a tighter grip, a somewhat narrow stance, hands dropping vertically on the downswing, and then a relaxed clubhead at impact.
At the bunker, he advises staying square rather than opening the body to compensate, adopting a very low stance to let the club’s bounce glide through, and generating speed through the wrist cock and release, without moving the body. To control the shot, he combines the opening of the clubface with the swing’s amplitude.
Guillaume Biaugeaud's Lessons on Best Golf Tips
- Swing (Swing and Swing Plane): Analysis of Scottie Scheffler's Swing.
- Grip, driving, and slice (Grip, Driving, Slice): The grip has a huge impact on posture and the club path.
- Bunker shot (Bunker shot): Gently slide the club through the sand.
Do you like Guillaume Biaugeaud's teaching style? Check out the profile for Jeremy Goergen, whom he counted among his coaches, and an analysis of the play of Scottie Scheffler.
FAQ About Guillaume Biaugeaud
Who is Guillaume Biaugeaud?
Guillaume Biaugeaud is a French golf professional and a Master Pro with PGA France, of which he has been a member since March 15, 2003. He served as head instructor at the Racing Club de France and later at the Golf PGA France du Vaudreuil.
Where does Guillaume Biaugeaud teach?
After serving as the head instructor at the PGA France Golf Academy in Le Vaudreuil starting in 2016, he moved to Florida, where he is a high-performance coach at Altus Performance, located at Orange County National (Orlando). He also offers online lessons through Skillest.
What tools does Guillaume Biaugeaud use?
He relies on technology: he is a member of the Trackman Masters and an ambassador for the Swing Catalyst video analysis software.
What lessons by Guillaume Biaugeaud can be found on Best Golf Tips?
Three lessons summarized: an analysis of Scottie Scheffler’s swing; the effect of grip on posture and club path with the driver; and a bunker shot, where the club is slid through the sand to hit the ball.
