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THE GOLF-ÉTUDES PROGRAM
To make a dream come true...
INFORMATION
2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR
A program managed, accredited and sanctioned by the Québec Golf Federation
2021-2022 Sport-études program
WHO ARE THE SPORT-ÉTUDES PROGRAMS FOR?
The objective of any Sport-études program is for student-athletes to achieve the best possible
balance between their athletic and academic goals. Academic success takes precedence over
the achievement of athletic goals. This fundamental principle serves as a premise for the
admission of any athlete to each partner school of a recognized program. The learning pace in
such a program is faster than in regular programs. Athletes accepted into a Sport-études program
generally demonstrate a higher sense of autonomy and dedication while being highly committed
to the pursuit of excellence, both in their academic and athletic performances.
WHY CHOOSE A RECOGNIZED SPORT-ÉTUDES PROGRAM?
There are many initiatives in the sports sector in Québec. Concentration programs are one of
them but they cannot use the name Sport-études in their communications as the content of these
programs does not meet the requirements of the Ministère de l'Éducation et de l'Enseignement
supérieur (MEES) for a recognized Sport-études program.
There are many MEES rules for the recognition of a Sport-études program. These are few:
• The high school (host school) must supervise a minimum of 25 student-athletes identified by
their relevant sports federations.
• The school must organize closed groups of students for each grade level in which it has
identified student-athlete.
• The host school must ensure that the offered adapted program complies with the current
pedagogical regime. It must free up at least 25% of the time that is normally scheduled in the
subject grid for students at the same grade level and allow a daily period of three consecutive
hours between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. for the sports structure to take over or a period of eight
hours after the beginning of classes.
• The Federation shall guarantee the conditions of sports supervision, either directly or through
the supervision of its representative.
• The sports supervision must include an average of 15 hours of training per week at a rate of
three hours per school day during the school year.
• The Federation or its representative is also responsible for ensuring that athletes are coached
by coaches whose certification corresponds at a minimum to a Level 3 or "trained" status in
the Competition-Development context of the National Coaching Certification Program
(NCCP), according to an acceptable athlete-coach ratio depending on the sport.
Only recognized Sport-études programs are eligible for financial support from the Direction du
sport et de l'activité physique (DSLAP) and only identified student-athletes are eligible for the
board and transportation assistance measure of the Ministère de l'Éducation et de l'Enseignement
supérieur (MEES).
Page 2
List of recognized institutions, training facilities and coaches
for the 2021-2022 school year
Daniel Langevin, head coach of the Golf Québec Golf-études program
e-mail: langevin.daniel@sympatico.ca
ABITIBI STRUCTURE
École secondaire le Tremplin
Address: 701, rue des Érables, Malartic QC J0Y 1Z0
Telephone: 819 757-4831 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf Malartic
Centre d’entraînement intérieur école le Tremplin, Malartic
Coach
Patrick Loiselle
loiselle.patrick@gmail.com
DRUMMONDVILLE STRUCTURE
Collège St-Bernard
Address: 25, avenue des Frères de la Charité, Drummondville QC J2B 6A2
Telephone: 819 748-3330 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf Drummondville
Collège St-Bernard, Drummondville
Coach
Alexandre Gravel
gravel.alexandre@hotmail.com
ESTRIE STRUCTURE
École secondaire La Ruche
Address: 1255, boulevard des Étudiants, Magog QC J1X 3Y6
Telephone: 819 843-1343 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf Venise, Sherbrooke
Université de Sherbrooke
Coach
Pierre Lallier
plallier.birdie2@sympatico.ca
Page 3GATINEAU STRUCTURE
École secondaire Mont-Bleu
Address: 241, boulevard de la Cité-des-Jeunes, Gatineau QC J8Y 6L2
Telephone: 819 771-7131 Website
École polyvalente Nicolas-Gatineau
Address: 360, boulevard la Vérendrye, Gatineau QC J8P 6K7
Telephone : 819 663-9241 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf Champlain, Gatineau
Club de golf Tecumseh, Gatineau
École secondaire Mont-Bleu, Gatineau
École polyvalente Nicolas-Gatineau
Coach
Samuel Pageau (intérim)
pageausam@gmail.com
HAUT-LANAUDIÈRE STRUCTURE
Collège Esther-Blondin
Address: 101, rue Sainte-Anne, Saint-Jacques QC J0K 2R0
Telephone: 450 839-3672 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf Montcalm, St-Liguori
Centre d’entraînement intérieur du Collège Esther-Blondin, Saint-Jacques
Coach
Dominique Morency
mordom2@gmail.com
LANAUDIÈRE STRUCTURE
École secondaire Félix-Leclerc
Address: 250, boulevard Louis-Philippe-Picard, Repentigny QC J5Y 3W9
Telephone: 450 492-3578 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf Le Mirage, Terrebonne
Complexe Gilles-Tremblay, Repentigny
Coach
André Désy
Page 4andre.desypro@gmail.com
MAURICIE STRUCTURE
Académie les Estacades
Address: 501, rue des Érables, Trois-Rivières QC G8T 5J2
Telephone: 819 375-8931 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf Ki-8-Eb, Trois-Rivières
Complexe Sportif Alphonse-Desjardins, Trois-Rivières
École de golf intérieur Bibeau-Boisvert, Trois-Rivières
Coach
Yannick Bibeau
yanbibeau@hotmail.com
MONTRÉAL-CENTRE STRUCTURE
Collège de Montréal
Address: 1931, rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montréal QC H3H 1E3
Telephone: 514 933-7397 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf Mystic Pines, Kahnawake
Centre d’entraînement intérieur Collège de Montréal
Coach
Benoît Lemieux
benoitlemieuxgolf@icloud.com
MONTRÉAL-WEST STRUCTURE
John Rennie High School
Address: 501, boulevard St-Jean, Pointe-Claire QC H3R 3J5
Telephone: 514 697-3210 Website
École secondaire Des Sources
Address: 2900, rue Lake, Dollard-Des-Ormeaux QC H9B 2P1
Telephone: 514 855-4208 Website
École secondaire du Chêne-Bleu
Address: 225, boulevard Pincourt, Pincourt QC J7V 9T2
Telephone: 514 425-1166 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf Elm Ridge, L’Île-Bizard
Page 5Dôme du West Island, Kirkland
Coach
David Hill
davidhillga@gmail.com
MONTRÉAL NORTH-SHORE STRUCTURE
École secondaire St-Gabriel
Address: 8, rue Tassé, Sainte-Thérèse QC J7E 1V3
Telephone: 450 433-5445 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf Le Versant, Terrebonne (outdoor and indoor)
Coach
Martin Morency
academiedegolfmonrency@bell.net
MONTRÉAL SOUTH-SHORE STRUCTURE
École secondaire De Mortagne
Address: 955, boulevard de Montarville, Boucherville QC J4B 1Z6
Telephone: 450 655-7311 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf La Vallée du Richelieu, Ste-Julie
Centre d’entraînement intérieur École de Mortagne, Boucherville
École de golf Philippe Gariepy, Boucherville
Coach
Marc-André Guimond
guimond72@hotmail.com
QUÉBEC CITY STRUCTURE
École secondaire de la Seigneurie
Address: 645, avenue du Cénacle, Québec QC G1E 1B3
Telephone: 418 666-4400 Website
École secondaire Pointe-Lévy
Address: 55, rue des Commandeurs, Lévis QC G6V 6P5
Telephone: 418 838-8402 Website
École secondaire Cardinal-Roy
Address: 50, rue de Cardinal-Maurice-Roy, Québec QC G1K 8S9
Page 6Telephone: 418 686-4040 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf Royal Québec, Québec
Centre de golf du PEPS de l’Université Laval, Québec
Coach
Kevin Bergeron
bergerongolf@hotmail.com
RICHELIEU-YAMASKA STRUCTURE
École secondaire Fayette
Address: 2250, avenue Mailhot, Saint-Hyacinthe QC J2S 4G2
Telephone: 450 773-8404 Website
Training facilities
Club de golf St-Hyacinthe, St-Hyacinthe
Centre d’entraînement école René St-Pierre, St-Hyacinthe
Coach
Luc Deschamps
lucdpro@videotron.ca / lucdpro.ld@gmail.com
Québec's young golf elite shines (video produced by Radio Canada)
From discovery through camps and clinics, to competitive tours and the Golf-études program, Golf
Québec offers a complete path to bring its young athletes towards excellence.
Page 7Training program
The training goals are based on the annual training program and it is from there that weekly and
daily themes take shape (technique, strategy, tactics, etc.). The main theme represents the
cornerstone from which the various educational programs responding to the specific needs of the
athletes will be developed. An educational drill is an exercise that presents a precise objective to
be achieved according to defined parameters (conditions of achievement, success criteria,
observation points, etc.). This method allows personalizing the training of each athlete.
In order to monitor the progress made by athletes, a brief evaluation is regularly sent to parents
during the school year. Optional parent-coach meetings may be organized. It is important to note
that it is always possible to contact your child's coach.
TRAINING - MONTHLY STRUCTURE
September and October
Outdoor training begins in early September and ends in late October or when it is too cold to go
outside and the risk of injury is too great. These two months of training are very demanding for
athletes at all levels.
Every day, athletes leave their respective schools in the early afternoon to go to the golf club they
are affiliated with as part of the Golf Québec Golf-études program. Coaches supervise all training
sessions.
Training during these months is aimed at correcting golf technique, ensuring the transfer of
acquired knowledge to game situations and accumulating the necessary data to ensure the
effectiveness of indoor training sessions.
SCHOOL TOUR
This Tour is unique in Canada and includes:
Five 36-hole tournaments strategically located in the school calendar (registration fees
paid by Golf Québec).
Corrective interventions made to athletes by coaches during competitions.
Individual and team results.
In order to be part of the Golf-études program as well as to participate in the tournaments
of the school tour, each student-athlete must possess a 2021 Golf Québec/Golf Canada
membership. If you are not a member in a golf club, it is possible to obtain this
membership online (Join Now).
This Tour is exclusive to student-athletes registered in the Golf-études program.
Page 8In terms of competition, first tournaments on the School Tour
The first two of the five tournaments on the School Tour for the 2021-2022 school year are
scheduled in the fall.
2021-2022 School Tour - Tournaments 1 and 2
Dates: Information to come (planned for September and October 2021)
Golf club: Information to come
Includes: Two golf rounds, access to the driving range including practice balls as well
as corrective interventions by the attending coaches
Results: Individual and team
Costs: Meals, transportation and accommodation (if required) at the athlete's
expense
Supervision: All coaches in the program
Selection: All student-athletes registered in the program, without restriction
November and December
Indoor golf training
When the weather conditions are no longer suitable, training takes place indoors. This training
period starts towards the end of October (depending on the temperature) until mid-December
2021. Please note that transportation to the indoor training facility is the responsibility of each
athlete. The training facility is, in most cases, located at or near the school.
Fitness
A golf player must have undeniable basic physical abilities: power, speed, coordination, aerobic
endurance, flexibility, etc. The maintenance of a high golfing potential is based on physical abilities
modulated by a perfect adaptation to the technique and psychological conditions of the game.
This is why the athlete's physical preparation is so important, not to say essential.
This training, lasting 12 to 15 consecutive weeks, is divided into two phases, one of four to five
weeks, called general, and the other of eight to ten weeks, called specific. The general physical
preparation phase begins in October, two to three times a week. Specialized staff working in
fitness centres is able to draw up a list of appropriate exercises for this type of training.
Athletes who have actively participated in the general fitness phase will benefit more from the
specific fitness phase. Although athletes have access to training facilities at their school, it may
be recommended that they also consider an annual membership in a fitness centre to increase
their training frequency. This should be discussed with the coach.
Page 9January to April
Resuming of indoor golf training
Golf training resumes at the indoor training facility of each structure as soon as athletes return to
class in January 2021 and will continue until the third week of April or until the weather permits to
go back outside.
Spring Training Camp, North Carolina, USA
(March - voluntary participation)
The objective of this training camp is to prepare the athlete for the tournament season. During a
whole week, the student-athletes of the Golf Québec Golf-études program benefit from
remarkable golf infrastructures. In order to maximize the performance and efficiency of the spring
training camp for both athletes and coaches, venues are always selected according to specific
criteria such as the quality and difficulty of the golf courses, the size and diversity of training
structures (greens, bunkers, driving range, etc.) as well as the quantity and quality of range balls.
The quality of accommodation and the proximity of restaurants and supermarkets are also taken
into account. Information on this activity, including the cost, will be published by January 2022 at
the latest.
2021-2022 School Tour – Tournament 3
The tournament is held during the spring training camp in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Eligibility: Voluntary participation
Dates: March 2022 (dates to be confirmed)
Costs: At the athlete's expense
Supervision: Approximately one coach for 10 athletes
Page 10Avril et mai
Outdoor training resumes as soon as weather conditions allow doing so in Québec (usually by the
third week of April). The structure of the training sessions is similar to that used in the fall.
However, their content is focused on getting ready for the competitive season. More specifically,
tactical, strategic and psychological concepts are prioritized. The last training session of the year
is scheduled for June 3, 2022.
Tournament planning
Training sessions in April and May are also used to plan for the tournament season which begins
in June. Coaches support the athletes in this planning process so that the athletes can benefit
from a balanced tournament schedule, broken down with recovery periods that are necessary for
the proper development of any athlete. It should be noted that the follow-up and coaching of
student-athletes during the competitive season is not included in the fees of the Golf-études
program. An agreement can be made with the coach to obtain private coaching, without any
obligation on both sides.
2021-2022 School Tour – Tournaments 4 and 5
Dates: Information to come (planned for May and June 2022)
Golf club: Information to come
Duration: Two days
Includes: Two golf rounds, access to the driving range including practice balls as well
as corrective interventions by the attending coaches
Results: Individual and team
Costs: Meals, transportation and accommodation (if required) at the athlete's
expense
Supervision: All coaches in the program
Selection: All student-athletes registered in the program, without restriction
Page 11Registration process
For a new registration
To register, you have to fill in:
The 2021-2022 school year registration form on the Website before July 15, 2021 (website
link to come).
In addition, the following documents must be sent to us:
• 2021-2022 Preliminary Athletic Evaluation Form
• A birth certificate (photocopy)
• One photo (passport size)
• An official statement from the Ministère de l'Éducation et de l'Enseignement supérieur (MEES)
du Québec for the 2020-2021 school year to date
• Payment of $95 (opening and study of the file - non refundable amount)
All requested documents must be sent to Golf Québec by email (in PDF):
golfetudes@golfquebec.org before July 15, 2021.
Missing documents may delay the processing of the file.
To renew registration in the program
To re-register, a student-athlete must fill in:
The registration form - school year 2021-2022 on the website before July 15, 2021 (website
link to come).
Additional information for the registration process:
Please note that in order to join the program, some high school student-athletes will have to
change school boards. They must also provide a copy of the Application for Outside School
Admission form. This form is available at the school board of the school currently attended by
the student.
It may happen that the admission of a student-athlete may be refused at the academic level due
to a lack of available places at the chosen educational establishment. In such a case, Golf Québec
will work jointly with the parents of the concerned athlete to find a solution.
For more information, please contact Golf Québec by phone at 514-269-3052 or by e-mail
golfetudes@golfquebec.org
Page 12Registration fees
General Fees:
• Administrative fee for opening a file: $95 (this fee is payable only once).
• The annual registration fee for the 2021-2022 Golf-études program is $3,680.
• Additional costs are to be expected for transportation (bus or cab) between the school and
the training sites - the amount varies according to the school or structure.
• Information on method of payment: credit card
Withdrawal fee:
In the event that a student-athlete withdraws from the Golf-Study program prior to receiving
scheduled services or during the school year:
• $300 from the annual registration fee is non-refundable at any time.
• The refundable balance will then be prorated for unused practice time.
Bank charges:
• A $25 fee is charged for any cheque issued without sufficient funds.
Closure of structure:
Golf Québec may have to close a training facility due to an insufficient number of registrations.
The number of student-athletes required to ensure the viability of a structure varies between 10
and 12 athletes depending on the structure. If these quotas are not respected during the first week
of training, Golf Québec reserves the right to close the concerned structure.
In addition, a facility may also be forced to close in the event that it is impossible to have a golf
coach with the required certification according to official standards.
In this case, the registration fee will be refunded in full.
Interruption or cancellation of the program in case of circumstances beyond our control:
In the event of outstanding circumstances such as a health, economic or social crisis with
repercussions beyond the Federation's control, Golf Québec is committed to protecting student-
athletes registered in the Golf-études program by following all directives from our governments,
the Public Health Department or other authorities responsible for managing such situations.
In doing so, should it become necessary to interrupt or cancel the services provided within the
Golf-études program for a given school year, Golf Québec undertakes to reimburse student-
athletes, in whole or in part, based on the prorated value of unused training time and according
to their status. The fixed costs incurred by Golf Québec will also be subtracted from the amount
reimbursable to each student-athlete.
For student-athletes who plan to pursue their education and remain active in the Golf-études
Page 13program when it resumes, the option would be to apply the refundable credit to the student-
athlete's participation fees for the next school year of the Golf-études program.
For student-athletes who are in the process of obtaining their diploma or who do not wish to remain
active in the Golf-études program when activities resume, the offered option will be to reimburse
the applicable amount.
If you have any questions about the Golf-études program, please contact:
Michèle Raymond
Sport Development and Golf-études Program Coordinator
514 269-3052
golfetudes@golfquebec.org
Patrice Clément
Sport Development Director
pclement@golfquebec.org
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