A member of PGA France, David Duhamel has been teaching at Lolivarie since 2016. He mainly works with players who already have a handicap index and want to bring it down, through private lessons and competition preparation.
His background
A strong amateur player, David competed on the regional circuits before choosing to teach. He qualified with PGA France in 2009 and taught for several seasons in the south-west of France.
He joined Lolivarie in 2016. The course, with its changes in level and raised greens, is his permanent classroom: in his view, you learn more in nine holes here than in a week on a driving range.
Three questions for David Duhamel
- What do you enjoy most about being a golf pro at Lolivarie?
- After all these years of teaching, I wanted to meet new people to help with their golf, and Lolivarie has first-class practice facilities.
- What advice would you give an amateur golfer who really wants to improve?
- Don’t look for enjoyment only in a good shot; make the most of the setting and the company of the people you are playing with.
- What makes the Lolivarie course special, and which kinds of golfers will enjoy it?
- Lolivarie is a course that is always well kept, where every kind of golfer can find what they are looking for. For Julien and Nadia, a friendly atmosphere comes first.
Working with him
- Improvement, from a 54 to a 12 handicap index
- Competition preparation
- Video analysis and game statistics
- Playing lessons on the course
- Groups, works councils and golf breaks
He teaches in French and English.
Contact him
Phone: +33 6 89 75 08 30
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