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Cyril Miranda

Country🇫🇷 France
Location of instructionRACING CLUB DE FRANCE (France)
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PGA Member since2010
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PGA Member since2010
Country🇫🇷 France
Location of instructionRACING CLUB DE FRANCE (France)

Cyril Miranda is a professional golf instructor and member of PGA France who teaches at the Racing Club de France. Here is his background, his approach to course strategy, and a summary of his video lesson.

Who is Cyril Miranda?

Cyril Miranda is a golf coach and instructor, a member of PGA France since December 2010, and holds a Category A license. He is affiliated with the Racing Club de France, whose golf course is located in La Boulie, near Versailles.

Before devoting himself fully to teaching, he played competitive golf and worked as a caddie on the tour—an experience that shapes his approach to course management.

Cyril Miranda's Career Path

Golf Coach and Instructor

That is his main occupation at the moment. He teaches at the Racing Club de France, one of the historic clubs in French golf, where he coaches players of all skill levels.

Former golf caddy

Cyril Miranda has carried the bag for professional golfers on the tour. This has given him a very practical approach to strategy: knowing the course, defining playing zones, and making decisions before taking a shot, rather than reacting shot by shot.

Cyril Miranda's Career Path

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PGA FranceMember since December 16, 2010, Class A, Grand Sud-Ouest League
ClubRacing Club de France
ExperienceFormer caddie on the professional tour

Cyril Miranda's Method: Playing Zones

In his lesson on Best Golf Tips, Cyril Miranda sums up his approach in one sentence: you play a zone, not a club. The zone is defined in reverse, starting from where you want to be on the green and then working backward to the best position from which to attack it. The wind or your game on that day then determines the club: driver, 3-wood, or hybrid.

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He recommends a paper scorecard, ideally prepared during a practice round where you observe the course without trying to keep score. And you stick to it, whether you’re coming off a double bogey or a string of birdies.

Short flag, long club

When you’re unsure which club to use on a shot to the green, his rule is simple: short flag, long club; long flag, short club. The goal isn’t to make more birdies but to avoid double and triple bogeys. He also recommends standing on the side of the tee opposite the target area and reading a putt from the lowest point around the hole.

Cyril Miranda's Lessons on Best Golf Tips

FAQ About Cyril Miranda

Who is Cyril Miranda?

Cyril Miranda is a professional golf instructor, a member of PGA France since 2010, and a former caddie on the tour.

Where does Cyril Miranda teach?

He teaches at the Racing Club de France, whose golf course is located in La Boulie, near Versailles.

What is Cyril Miranda's method?

He teaches a zone-based course strategy: you define the ideal zone starting from the green, stick to it using a course notebook, and aim to avoid high scores rather than rack up birdies.

What lesson by Cyril Miranda can be found on Best Golf Tips?

His video, "How to Save Strokes in Golf Using Course Strategy," summarized on the website.

PGA Member since: 2010

Location: RACING CLUB DE FRANCE (France)

Fred P.'s Review.

Cyril Miranda’s lesson is one of the most useful for an amateur who wants to lower his score without changing his swing. You can really sense the caddie’s experience: defining your target area starting from the green, sticking to it, and not letting a bad hole get to you.

His rule—“short flag, long club”—is easy to remember and put into practice right away in your next round. And his reminder that the key is to avoid double bogeys puts things in perspective.

Videos from Cyril Miranda

* Amateur competitions with guidance from the pros