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Paul Wilson

Paul Wilson

Location of instructionPaul Wilson Golf School, Coyote Springs, Las Vegas (Nevada, United States)
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Location of instructionPaul Wilson Golf School, Coyote Springs, Las Vegas (Nevada, United States)

A teacher for over thirty years, Paul Wilson runs his own school in Las Vegas and advocates a relaxed, tension-free swing: waggle, rhythm, and Body Swing.

Paul Wilson is a golf instructor who turned pro in 1991 and is now the director of the Paul Wilson Golf School in Las Vegas. As of November 2026, his YouTube channel, Paul Wilson Golf, has approximately 310,000 subscribers and more than 600 videos. Here is an overview of his career, his teaching method, and a summary of his video lesson.

Who is Paul Wilson?

Paul Wilson turned professional in 1991. He cut his teeth as an apprentice at several clubs in Ontario, including the Cataraqui Country Club in Kingston, before serving as head instructor at the Angus Glen Golf School from 1996 to 2001.

He then served as director of instruction at the Nicklaus Golf Club at LionsGate (2002–2006), and went on to lead the Broadmoor Swing Machine Golf Academy in 2007. From 2010 to 2025, he directed the Paul Wilson Golf School at Bear’s Best Las Vegas, and since 2025 at Coyote Springs, near Las Vegas.

In 1997, he was named Ontario’s “Teacher of the Year.” He has appeared twice on the Golf Channel’s “Academy Live” and was featured on the cover of Score Magazine in 1999 and 2001.

Paul Wilson's Achievements

Paul Wilson's track record is that of a hands-on educator, as well as an author and curriculum developer.

FieldLandmark
StatusProfessional since 1991; 25 years as a Class A instructor with the CPGA (1996–2021)
Current SchoolDirector of the Paul Wilson Golf School at Coyote Springs, Las Vegas (since 2025)
CourseAngus Glen Golf School (1996–2001), Nicklaus Golf Club at LionsGate (2002–2006), Bear’s Best Las Vegas (2010–2025)
AwardOntario Teacher of the Year in 1997
Television and the PressTwo appearances on Academy Live on Golf Channel; cover of Score Magazine in 1999 and 2001
BooksGolf Like the Pros (2000), Swing Machine Golf (2002)
ProgramsThe Body Swing, 30-Minute Swing, Swing Machine Golf
YouTube ChannelApproximately 310,000 subscribers, more than 600 videos (November 2026)

Paul Wilson's Method: Staying Relaxed

Paul Wilson has always advocated a simple principle: stay flexible and relaxed when hitting the ball. His program The Body Swing puts the body at the center of the movement, with short exercises that you can do on your own.

The Waggle to Relieve Tension

All good players have some form of waggle before they hit, Paul Wilson points out. At address, he recommends cocking and uncocking your wrists a few times—as many as feel right to you—to release tension from your arms and shoulders. Many golfers tense up because they don’t know what to do before starting their swing: the more relaxed you are, the farther the ball goes.

Paul Wilson's Lesson on Best Golf Tips

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Frequently Asked Questions About Paul Wilson

Who is Paul Wilson?

A professional golf instructor since 1991, director of the Paul Wilson Golf School in Coyote Springs, Las Vegas, and creator of The Body Swing program.

Where does Paul Wilson teach?

At the Paul Wilson Golf School in Coyote Springs, near Las Vegas, since 2025, after fifteen years at Bear’s Best Las Vegas.

What is The Body Swing?

A program created by Paul Wilson that puts the body at the center of the swing to help you hit the ball in a more relaxed and consistent manner.

How many subscribers does the Paul Wilson Golf channel have?

Approximately 310,000 subscribers and more than 600 videos as of November 2026.

Location: Paul Wilson Golf School, Coyote Springs, Las Vegas (Nevada, United States)

Fred P.'s Review.

Paul Wilson has some great advice: stop tensing up over the ball. I think this is an essential reminder for many amateurs—myself included—who freeze up completely before swinging the club.

His lesson on the waggle is short and to the point, reflecting the experience of a coach who has been teaching for over thirty years. It’s the kind of advice that costs nothing to try out in your next round.

Videos from Paul Wilson

* Amateur competitions with guidance from the pros