Pacific Golf Academy

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Performance Coaching for Junior golfers
Expert Training + Incredible Technology = Lower Scores GUARANTEED! A Great Golf School
For Junior golfers who want to see how good they can get. You don't have to be good you have to want to be good., Pacific Golf Academy has everything you need. Our proven techniques and fantastic technology ensure success . A complete junior coaching program from beginner to tournament champion..A step by step approach .Swing technique ,on course training ,tournament preparation. Pacific Golf Academy a year round training centre for junior golfers.

10/05/2026

Learning how to create speed at a young age is so important for development. Here’s how we get our students to smash the driver early:

1. Learn to turn - rotation should feel like coiling a tightly wound spring. Juniors learn to use their flexibility to create massive potential energy for their swings through a wide turn. When they get older and stronger, then adjustments are made for consistency.

2. Make the arc wide - the wider the swing, the faster it can be. It’s a simple equation. Creating that rotation and adding in width allows students to generate a ton of speed.

3. Weight shift and timing - knowing how to put force into the ground effectively can take your speed to the next level. Stepping into your backswing and followthrough is a great drill to ensure that you’re transferring weight at the correct time.

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10/03/2026

All junior golfers fire the hips hard, get the club stuck inside, and flip the club. You’ll hit the ball a long ways but it’s hard to control.

This is the drill Tiger Woods couldn’t stand. The hours and hours of him doing it payed off though.

Take the club up to the top (or P2 and the top), stop, and then hit the ball. It’s a foolproof way to ensure your arms and body are in sync. That’s the only way to hit the ball flush from that position.

This teaches you to put the club in the proper position at the top and you can then let the club feel like it falls in front of you to strike the ball with maximum efficiency.

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10/01/2026

Preparation is so important when playing tournament golf. Building good habits earlier helps our students shoot lower scores and have more fun while competing. Here are three ways we teach preparation:

1. Green speeds - by far the most important indicator of success, adapting to different greens can allow our players to consistently shoot low scores. That’s why we encourage starting with hitting long, measured putts when arriving at the course. 10, 20, 30 foot putts uphill and downhill will calibrate you for the rest of the day.

2. Warming up hitting to specific targets - we want to simulate the conditions we’ll encounter on the course as closely as possible. That’s why on the range we always pick targets and use our alignment aids. Bonus points for going through the same pre-shot routine you’ll use on course.

3. Nutrition and hydration - walking 9 holes is usually 5 kilometers, 18 can be over 10k! It’s a necessity to bring enough food and water to keep you fresh and recovered. This is an often overlooked and easy way to save shots on your rounds.

09/29/2026

Here are three things we notice about Adam Scott’s swing that have allowed him to have a long & successful career.

1. Arms in front of chest - Adam has one of the most connected golf swings on tour. Notice how his hands stay in front of his chest until the last moments of his swing. This allows him to keep the club traveling on its ideal plane and preserve the low point.

2. Shaft lean - Adam sets the club forward and has wrist hinge on the way back. This sets the club in a perfect spot for impact. His only task from his backswing position is to push into the ground & turn through the ball. This is a tendency of the best ball strikers.

3. Mobile but within bounds - Adam is more than capable of taking the club back further, having more pelvis rotation, etc. He doesn’t because he is incredibly strong within simple ranges of motion. Most of his shots look like knock downs to the amateur golfer. This allows him to have impeccable club-face awareness and launch the ball the way he wants frequently.

What do you notice about Adam’s swing?

09/27/2026

Simplifying your chipping could be the pathway to shooting lower scores and keeping the big numbers off your scorecard. Here are three ways you can turn your chipping into a game changer.

1. Pick out precise spots - your brain is exceptionally good at goal driven behavior. Rather than thinking about your technique, try thinking only about getting the ball to land in a precise spot on the green. This is why we train with rings and targets frequently.

2. Know your lie - encountering many different lies from firm and tight to buried in the rough can inform you on the proper way to set up to each of these shots. If the ball is sitting up, you can get shallower than you can if the ball is sitting in a clump of rough.

3. Setup dictates the shot/trajectory - sometimes the lie and slopes give you fewer shot options but when your lie is good, you have more choices when it comes to shot height and spin. Be creative with how you setup in practice if there are different shot opportunities present and you’ll figure out the shots you can execute most comfortably.

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09/23/2026

Another successful TaylorMade Golf Canada fitting day at Pacific Golf Academy is in the books! The experience Ryan Austin & Thomas Estabrooks provide to our students is unparalleled, and their wealth of fitting knowledge ensures they’re gaming the right equipment.

None of this would be possible without Lance Antonenko and his exceptional crew. Stay tuned for more fitting opportunities and equipment demos!

09/22/2026

Routines allow us to establish a rhythm and execute great shots in a row much easier! Here are three tips to perfect your process on the course:

1. Take in all information needed for each shot. Yardage, wind, lie, stance, targets. Thinking about each of these variables helps you make consistent decisions and will help you stack good shots.

2. Don’t get too emotionally high or low. You’re allowed to be disappointed by a bad shot or excited about a good one, but don’t let it bleed into the shots afterwards. Easier said than done, but when you perfect this skill, it’s a superpower.

3. Walk, swing, and control your movements to the same tempo. This will help keep you in the elusive flow state we all chase on the course.

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09/18/2026

The fundamentals are critical when we teach beginner juniors. That’s why we take our time with slow repetitions and constant checks to see if their positions are correct. Here’s what we want to see in their swings:

1: Club square on the way back.
2: Arms and chest working together.
3: Flat wrist at the top.
4: Inside to out path on the downswing.
5: Posed, balanced followthrough.

If your junior has these fundamentals, they’ll be a player!

09/15/2026

Here are three fundamentals that will help you hit your driver further and more accurate:

1. Swing as hard as you want, but you must be balanced - this is what Tiger Woods was taught as a junior and set his swing up for success.

2. Tee height - the ball should be half above and half below the crown of the driver head. This allows us to hit up on the ball properly.

3. Strike awareness - use foot spray to see where you’re hitting it on the face. Do it enough and you’ll begin to notice immediately where you’re hitting the ball.

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1155/12191 Hammersmith Way
Richmond, BC
V7A5H2

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 7pm
Sunday 10am - 7pm

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+16042744653

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