Maurice Duhamel’s approach is the result of several decades of teaching, observation, and research dedicated to golf technique.
His goal is not to add a new set of instructions to those golfers are already familiar with.
Instead, he seeks to help golfers—both amateurs and professionals—gain a better understanding of what should ideally take place during an effective golf swing.
At the heart of his approach lies a fundamental quest: What is the most effective playing technique to help golfers improve their performance?
The model developed by Maurice is the result of more than 10 years of research and the analysis of over a million golf swings.
His work has led him to challenge certain traditionally taught principles and to develop a precise technical model that represents the pinnacle of both efficiency and simplicity. This model engages nearly every muscle in the body, while completely eliminating unnecessary manipulations.
Maurice summarizes certain principles of his system as:
Y — Turn — Turn
Behind this formulation, which appears disarmingly simple, lie several years of observation, experimentation, and analysis of movement.
His approach focuses, in particular, on the coordination of the body and arms, the role of the shoulders and hips, and the pursuit of greater stability in the execution of movement.
Maurice offers golf clubs a variety of activities that allow their members to discover his approach, gain a better understanding of their own game, and experience its principles in a practical way.
These activities can be offered individually or combined to create a full day centered on learning and skill development.
During this presentation, Maurice unveils the technical model he arrived at after more than 10 years of research and the analysis of over a million swings.
But he does not simply present the final result.
He also recounts the key stages of his research, the observations that challenged existing ideas, and the reasoning that gradually led him to develop his own model.
His goal: to demonstrate how a golf technique can be simultaneously effective, simple to understand, and accessible to golfers of all skill levels.
Participants leave with a new way of observing their movement, as well as a few simple exercises to practice at home to continue their reflection and progress.
Ideal for:
The training session is a practical activity offered to a small group of golfers.
Under Maurice’s guidance, participants can explore the principles of his approach and apply them to various facets of their game.
The session covers the four main areas of the game:
Maurice offers training specifically designed for golf professionals and instructors, notably through professional golfers’ associations (PGAs).
This training allows for a much deeper understanding of the technical model developed by Maurice.
It combines theory and practice, enabling professionals to explore the observations, reasoning, and technical principles that led to its development.
For over 10 years, Maurice observed, studied, and compared the movements of golfers in search of an answer to a fundamental question:
What is the most effective playing technique to help golfers improve their performance?
This research led him to develop a technical model based on a different understanding of how the body and arms coordinate, as well as the reduction of unnecessary manipulations during the swing.
The training program designed for professionals allows participants to discover the foundations of this model—and, more importantly, to grasp the reasoning behind it.
Proposed format: A full day – combining theory and practice
The content and duration of the training can be tailored to the needs of the association and its members.
The presentation and the training session can be combined to offer members a comprehensive experience.
In the morning: a presentation accessible to a large number of members, designed to introduce the approach and explain the principles of the model.
In the afternoon: a training session with a smaller group, focused on putting these principles into practice.
Activities can also be booked separately and tailored to the club’s needs.
The presentations and training programs are designed to be presented directly to golf clubs, professional golfers’ associations, and organizations within the golf industry.
Maurice is available to travel for a single event or as part of a tour encompassing multiple clubs or organizations.
Each program can be tailored to suit the specific audience, objectives, and context of the organization.
The activities are aimed at two main groups: golfers looking to better understand and improve their game, and golf professionals and instructors wishing to gain a deeper understanding of the technical model developed by Maurice.
A club can host a presentation intended for a large number of members, a training session for a small group, or a combination of both activities.
The training session offers a practical experience of Maurice’s approach and covers the four key areas of the game: the swing, putting, chipping, and pitching.
The presentation can accommodate a larger group. The training session is designed for a small group to foster discussion, observation, and practice.
Yes. Specific training is offered to golf professionals (PGAs) and instructors. It allows for a deeper exploration of the theoretical and practical foundations of Maurice's approach.
Yes. The content and duration can be adapted based on the association’s objectives, the profile of the participating professionals, and the organization’s specific needs.
Yes. Maurice can offer his presentations and training sessions in Quebec, elsewhere in Canada, and internationally—notably in Europe.
Yes. For golf clubs, a particularly effective approach is to hold a presentation for all members, followed by a training session for a smaller group.