Originally from Northern Ireland, Megan Johnston represented her country playing competitively in the Junior Ranks and came to America on a Division 1 golf scholarship.
As an LPGA professional Golf Instructor at Golf Skills Coaching based at Orange County National in Florida, Megan teaches all ages and skill levels ranging from competitive high schoolers to Florida senior game champions in Missouri, Arizona, Maine, and Florida.
Megan’s teaching methods are noted as both unique and effective as she helps improve her client’s game by focusing on individual goal setting.
You won’t want to miss Megan on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter where she shares tips and recommends simple drills for improving your game.
Here’s a smart tip from LPGA Professional Teacher Megan Johnston to help you make a no stress decision when you’re between clubs on your approach shot.
If your backswing is too flat it may lead to poorly struck and inconsistent shots. Try this easy drill from Megan Johnston to get your club on the right plane in your backswing.
If you struggle with hitting solid pitch shots try this great drill from LPGA Instructor Megan Johnston.
If you struggle with distance control with longer putts, this practice drill from Megan Johnston is for you!
LPGA Teaching Professinal Megan Johnston has a simple focus drill to help you get the bottom of your chipping swing arc in front of the ball.
If your lower body gets too active during the downswing, particularly if your trail hip fires towards the target too soon, this can result in the upper body falling back and poor contact with the golf ball. Grab a wedge and try this drill from Megan Johnston.
For a more powerful golf swing turn your shoulders more than your hips on your backswing. Lesson and drill from Megan Johnston.
Here’s a great drill from Megan Johnston to cure your out to in swing path and stop your slices.
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