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Simon Camirand
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Simon Camirand

Country🇨🇦 Canada
Location of instructionGrand-Mère Golf Club (Quebec)
Videos on the website19
Summarized19
Videos on the website19
Summarized19
Country🇨🇦 Canada
Location of instructionGrand-Mère Golf Club (Quebec)

Simon Camirand is a golf coach from Quebec who runs a 100% French-language golf YouTube channel for players of all skill levels. Here’s a look at his teaching style, technical tips, and video lessons summarized on Best Golf Tips.

Who is Simon Camirand?

Simon Camirand is a golf professional from Quebec who is affiliated with the Grand-Mère Golf Club, one of Canada’s oldest courses. His YouTube channel, which is entirely in French, is aimed at all golfers, from beginners to experts.

His videos break down the various aspects of the game: he simply points out where the problem lies and offers solutions to correct the flaws that golfers develop over time.

Simon Camirand's Teaching Philosophy

Find the cause of the fault

In his lessons, Simon Camirand almost always begins by addressing a common mistake he observes among amateurs: an unstable lower body, a clubface that opens too early, and knees that are too bent at address. He explains the cause and then suggests a simple exercise to correct it.

Simon Camirand's Career

FieldLandmark
StatusGolf Coach in Quebec
ClubGrand-Mère Golf Club (Shawinigan, Quebec), founded in 1910
OnlineA 100% French-language golf YouTube channel for all skill levels
On Best Golf Tips17 summarized video lessons

Simon Camirand's Method: A Few Key Points

A place that keeps things going

He advises against “sitting back” when facing the ball: bending the knees too much creates a false sense of stability and restricts rotation. The arms hang naturally beneath the shoulders, the arm-shoulder triangle remains relaxed, and slightly turned-out feet help you turn without putting weight on the outside of the back foot.

Stable supports

In the backswing, keep your weight on the inside of your back foot; in the downswing, don’t push sideways—instead, maintain pressure on the inside of your front foot, so that your weight ends up on the front heel. Slowing down the downswing at the same speed as the backswing helps your body keep up.

The face and hands

At the start of the backswing, the clubface remains pointed at the ball. To prevent a slice, this encourages you to grip the club more loosely and let your hands rotate to close the clubface.

The Short Game

As you approach the ball, keep your weight on your front leg, and keep your head still; to create spin, the sole of the wedge should glide under the ball rather than dig in.

Simon Camirand's Lessons on Best Golf Tips

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FAQ About Simon Camirand

Who is Simon Camirand?

Simon Camirand is a golf coach from Quebec who runs a 100% French-language golf YouTube channel aimed at golfers of all skill levels.

Where does Simon Camirand teach?

He is a member of the Grand-Mère Golf Club in Shawinigan, Quebec.

What is Simon Camirand's method?

He starts with a common mistake, explains its cause, and suggests a simple drill: a stance that allows for rotation, stable footing, the clubface looking at the ball in the takeaway, and relaxed hands to counter the slice.

How many lessons by Simon Camirand are available on Best Golf Tips?

Seventeen lessons, organized by stance, stability, rotation, backswing, slice, hybrids, and approach shots.

Location: Grand-Mère Golf Club (Quebec)

Fred P.'s Review.

Simon's videos are extremely detailed, informative, and helpful. He breaks down the different aspects of the game and manages to help us understand, in simple terms, where we're going wrong—and what strategies we can use to correct the mistakes we've accumulated over time.

I especially appreciate his lessons on footwork and posture—they’re very practical. And his Quebec accent adds a touch of charm: the language swings, too!

Videos from Simon Camirand

* Amateur competitions with guidance from the pros