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Shawn Clement

Country🇨🇦 Canada
Location of instructionRoyal Québec Golf Club (Canada)
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Videos on the website3
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Country🇨🇦 Canada
Location of instructionRoyal Québec Golf Club (Canada)

As the founder of Wisdom in Golf and director of development at the Royal Québec Golf Academy, Shawn Clement advocates for a fluid, effortless golf swing. Here is his background, career highlights, and a summary of his video lessons.

Who is Shawn Clement?

Shawn Clement is a leading authority in golf instruction. A Canadian instructor and Class A PGA professional, he founded Wisdom in Golf, his online academy and the one at the Royal Québec Golf Club.

He advocates a fluid, effortless swing, and his methods differ somewhat from the traditional, academic approaches commonly seen everywhere.

Shawn Clement's Career

A Unique Approach to Education

Shawn Clement contrasts position-based instruction with task- and target-oriented learning: rather than correcting the body one position at a time, he draws on the way the brain and body are naturally designed to swing and hit the ball. This is at the heart of the Wisdom in Golf method.

We are fortunate to have his local ambassador here in Europe: Edouard Montaz, which promotes Shawn Clement's teachings and methods.

Milestones in His Career

  • Director of Development at the Royal Québec Golf Academy.
  • Former member of the Golf Channel Academy (2019–2023) and coach on the PGA Tour since 2023.
  • His YouTube channel has more than 145,000 subscribers and 50 million views.
  • Member of the Cobra professional staff.
  • Director of Instruction at the Richmond Hill Golf Learning Center in Toronto (2005–2018).
  • Nominated twice for the Ontario PGA Teacher of the Year award (2011 and 2015).

Shawn Clement's Career Timeline

PeriodLandmark
1997-1999A player on the Canadian Tour and the North Florida mini-tours
1999-2001Instructor in Mont-Tremblant (Intrawest)
2001-2004Golf and Technical Writer for Golf Tips Magazine
2002-2004Director of Education at Taboo Resort in Ontario
2005-2018Director of Instruction at the Richmond Hill Golf Learning Center (Toronto)
2011 and 2015Nominated for the Ontario PGA Teacher of the Year Award
2019-2023Member of the Golf Channel Academy
TodayDirector of Development at the Académie Royal Québec, founder of Wisdom in Golf, golf instruction contributor for GolfWRX

Shawn Clement's Lessons on Best Golf Tips

Do you like Shawn Clement's teaching style? Check out the profile of his ambassador in Europe as well, Edouard Montaz.

FAQ About Shawn Clement

Who is Shawn Clement?

Shawn Clement is a Canadian golf instructor, a Class A PGA professional, the founder of Wisdom in Golf, and the director of development at the Royal Québec Golf Academy.

Where does Shawn Clement teach?

At the Royal Québec Golf Club in Canada, and online through Wisdom in Golf. In Europe, his method is taught by Edouard Montaz.

What is Shawn Clement's method?

A fluid, effortless golf swing based on task- and target-oriented learning rather than a series of positions to correct.

What lessons by Shawn Clement can be found on Best Golf Tips?

Three lessons: positioning the clubhead in front of the ball when hitting with irons, compress the ball by squashing it toward the target, and perform a bunker shot.

Teaching location: Royal Québec Golf Club (Canada)

Fred P.'s Review.

To me, Shawn Clement is a leading authority on golf instruction. I love his fluid, effortless swing, which stands in stark contrast to the traditional, textbook methods you see everywhere: he focuses on the target and the motion rather than a list of positions.

His three lessons on the site clearly illustrate this approach, whether it's about hitting the ball toward the target with irons or performing a bunker shot without tensing up.

Videos from Shawn Clement

When addressing the ball, do not place the sole flat on the ground: keep the clubhead raised

When using irons, do not place the clubhead flat in front of the ball
* Amateur competitions with guidance from the pros