Johnstone, Ann Casey (1921–)
Johnstone, Ann Casey (1921–)
American golfer. Born Ann Casey, Feb 14, 1921, in Mason City, Iowa; attended University of Iowa.
Won 6 Iowa state championships; member of Curtis Cup team (1958, 60, 62); played competitively for more than 20 years, winning key events; became a professional teacher (1964); named LPGA Teacher of the Year (1966); staff instructor at National Golf Foundation seminar for teachers (1970–75); taught at Stephens College (MO). Received Ellen Griffin Rolex Award; charter member of National Golf Coaches Hall of Fame.
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