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Nicolas Allain

Country🇫🇷 France
Location of instructionCabourg Golf Club (France)
Videos on the website2
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Videos on the website2
Summarized2
Country🇫🇷 France
Location of instructionCabourg Golf Club (France)

Director and instructor at the Cabourg Le Home Golf Club, former member of the French national teams, and college champion in the United States, Nicolas Allain is also a golf consultant for Canal+. Here is a summary of his career, teaching philosophy, and video lessons.

Who is Nicolas Allain?

Nicolas Allain is a prominent figure in the world of golf in France, known both as instructor, golf director, former elite player, and media consultant.

He is the director and teacher from the Cabourg Golf Club: Home, in Normandy, where he offers private lessons, lesson packages, and clinics, using analytical tools such as the TrackMan radar.

Nicolas Allain's Career

Former member of the French national teams

Nicolas Allain was a member of the French national golf teams.

An Academic Career in the United States

He attended business school in the United States and was NAIA college champion in 2003 along with Oklahoma City University, which won the team title that same year.

Professional player

He turned pro in 2007.

Golf Instructor and Director

At the Cabourg Le Home Golf Club, he manages the club and teaches alongside Olivier Allain, the head instructor. In particular, he conducts assessment lessons and TrackMan sessions, and he is a Callaway ambassador. According to the club, the players he has coached have achieved success at both the professional and amateur levels, including two victories on European tours.

Media Consultant

He is a consultant for the Canal+ Group’s networks and for *Le Figaro*, sharing his expertise on the latest golf news.

Playing Golf

Together with Julien Xanthopoulos, he runs PlayingGolf, a teaching program aimed at developing new tools and coaching young professionals. His central idea: golf is a throwing sport, where the goal is to “throw the club” rather than hit the ball, in order to achieve greater fluidity and relaxation.

A Look at Nicolas Allain's Career Highlights

FieldLandmark
AmateurFormer member of the French national teams
UniversityBusiness school in the United States; 2003 NAIA college champion with Oklahoma City University
ProfessionalSince 2007
Current PositionDirector and Instructor at the Cabourg Le Home Golf Club
MediaConsultant for the Canal+ Group's channels and for Le Figaro
PedagogyPlayingGolf, a Callaway ambassador, analyzes data using TrackMan radar

Nicolas Allain's Lessons on Best Golf Tips

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FAQ About Nicolas Allain

Who is Nicolas Allain?

Nicolas Allain is a French professional golfer, a former member of the French national teams, the 2003 NAIA collegiate champion, the director and instructor at the Cabourg Le Home Golf Club, and a consultant for Canal+.

Where does Nicolas Allain teach?

At the Cabourg Le Home Golf Club and the Home-Varaville in Normandy, where he offers lessons, clinics, assessment sessions, and TrackMan sessions.

What is the PlayingGolf teaching method?

This is the approach he teaches alongside Julien Xanthopoulos: viewing golf as a throwing sport, focusing on throwing the club rather than hitting the ball, to achieve greater fluidity and relaxation.

What lessons by Nicolas Allain can be found on Best Golf Tips?

Two lessons: the benefits of the waggle and improving shots on a slope.

Location: Cabourg Golf Club (France)

Fred P.'s Review.

What I like about Nicolas Allain's teaching philosophy is the idea that golf is a throwing sport: you throw the club instead of trying to hit the ball, and the fluidity comes naturally.

His two lessons on the site cover topics that amateurs often overlook. The waggle helps you stay relaxed before swinging, and shots on a slope are among those on-course situations that you rarely practice on the driving range.

Videos from Nicolas Allain

* Amateur competitions with guidance from the pros