Miranda Greene

Miranda Greene is the Associate Head Women's Golf Coach for the University of Minnesota and serves as an LPGA Teaching Professional.

Miranda Greene joined the Golden Gopher women's golf program as assistant coach in July 2024. Greene arrives in Minnesota with extensive experience and a proven track record of success. Most recently, she served as the assistant men's and women's golf coach at Regis University.

Greene has a multitude of coaching experience. She spent three years serving as assistant men's and women's golf coach at Regis University and Flagler College. At Regis, Greene coached the men to the seventh best scoring average and the women to the second best scoring average in program history. Notably, she coached an individual women's conference champion for the first time in program history. During her time at Flagler, Greene coached two All-Americans, one all-region honoree and seven all-conference selections. She guided the team to breaking two program and five individual records.

Greene also spent time as a graduate assistant coach at Florida International University where she managed recruiting efforts that led to two First Team All-Conference USA selections and eight conference player of the week selections.

Off the course, Greene has helped develop strong academic programs. The Flagler women's team earned the WGCA (formerly NGCA) All-Scholar Team award eight times during her time with the program. The award was given seven times in her time at Florida International.

Greene received a bachelor's degree in sports management and business administration from Flagler College and a master's of business administration from Florida International University. She is a master instructor with the Ladies Professional Golfers' Association (LPGA).