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Meghan Chapman, Chicago, IL Golf Coach

Meghan Chapman

Golf

SILVER

My name is Meghan, and my passion is golf. I played Division I golf. I coach by meeting the player where they are at and help facilitate their skills to achieve their goals. View all coaching experience

This coach is unavailable to take clients at this time.

Training Locations
Training Locations
  1. 141 W Diversey Pkwy, 141 West Diversey Parkway, Chicago, IL

Coach is willing to travel up to 50 miles

  • Tulane University (LA)

  • 10 years

  • Qualified Private Coach
    Passed Coach Course

  • Adults, Kids, Teenagers

  • Stance, Short Game, Putting, Mechanics, Iron Play, Grip, Driving, Bunker Play, Ball Flight

Credentials

  • Tulane University (LA)

  • 10 years

  • Qualified Private Coach
    Passed Coach Course

Services

  • Adults, Kids, Teenagers

  • Stance, Short Game, Putting, Mechanics, Iron Play, Grip, Driving, Bunker Play, Ball Flight

More About Coach Meghan

I have coached children from as young as 3-years-old to adulthood. I began coaching at the age of 18 when home from college. I started off coaching younger children in summer golf camps that focused mostly on technique such as grip, balance, swing technique, etc. From there, I began working with older children and young adults. I meet the player were they are at, meaning that I coach from the most basic form if required, and work towards more technical aspects and course management as the player progress their skill set. As a coach, I can work with players that have short or long-term goals. Based up the player's goals, I can develop a schedule to maximize growth to obtain their goals.

I competed at the Division I level of collegiate sports. Following my junior career, I obtained a full athletic scholarship to North Carolina State University where I competed for my Freshman and Sophmore year. Following my sophomore year, I transferred to Tulane University to complete my collegiate career. Throughout my collegiate career, I was consistently in the starting line up for all four years of competition. I averaged a 75.90 over the course of my collegiate career.

I structure a session differently based upon the player's ideal goals. For short game improvement, I would focus mainly on technique and repetition. There would be long-distance and short-distance putting drills that would work on speed control, reading the greens, and confidence. Additionally, for short game work, chipping, pitching, and bunker play would be primary areas of focus; technique would be heavily focused on such as stance, ball placement, etc. I could also focus more heavily on the statistics composite, in which how to play smarter will help to improve scoring opportunities and to eliminate the big" numbers that can derail a round. For long-game, this would be heavily focused on the range. I would spend a great deal of time addressing swing techniques and grip. For areas of growth within the swing, I would provide the student with drills to increase muscle memory to aid in swing corrections. Lastly, I could do a playing lesson with the player to identify how the individual views the course and to understand their thought process. From understanding the thought process of the player, I would gain insight into how to help them manage their emotions while playing to their strengths. Conversations would focus mainly on how to mark a course in the yardage book to increase ideal performance.

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