This specialty class will take a deep dive into the latest research papers from Jacobs 3D Golf. Work and Power Analysis of the Golf Swing 2 and Global Inertia Characteristics of the Golfer.

This 2 hour class will be a no holds barred look into the methods and findings of these two landmark papers.

The two-day program is a must for any golf swing analyst serious about developing the tools to untangle the most complicated golf movement problems. The class features eight hours of intensive, hands-on training from Golf Digest 50 Best Teacher Michael Jacobs on both the science of the swing and the practical application of that information….

New office chat video on sustaining your speed with Linear Momentum….

Our goal is to make it easier and more affordable for you to get as much practice in as possible. For just $295….

This video is a neat way to see the speed and direction of body segments in an expert golf swing.

What’s changed over the last nearly two years has been Harrington’s work with Michael Jacobs. A Golf Digest Top 50 instructor at Rock Hill Country Club in Long Island, New York, Jacobs, a specialist in 3D biomechanical work, said an intermediary called him about Harrington.

“I have a new client for you,” the man said.

“Great,” Jacobs said.

“It’s Padraig Harrington.”

“Even better.”

Michael Jacobs’ 2023 Instructional programs have been published. The new season will feature……

The November 8th webinar will feature some ground breaking information. Check out some videos of Tom Myers…..

This exciting webinar brings together three of the preeminent experts in these elements—leading golf coach Michael Jacobs, ground-breaking biomechanist Dr. Steven Nesbit and Anatomy Trains founder and author Tom Myers will help participants master the whole-body approach to movement in sport.

Peicheng Chen plays his best on courses that reward quality shots, and he opened with 14 birdies over 36 holes on Saturday to set up a comfortable win in the 46th annual MacDonald Cup hosted by Yale.

The new research paper from Dr. Nesbit and myself was published over a year ago. This paper is a groundbreaking study on the rotational stability of a golfer during a driver swing. You can now access it for free below. We will have several online courses this winter discussing the practical application of this paper.

The St. John's men's golf team came in second at The Doc Gimmler at Bethpage Golf Course on Sunday.

Harvard took home the team title, coming into the clubhouse at 33-under par for the tournament. The Johnnies finished just a stroke behind The Crimson with a 32-under par 808 for the 54-hole event.

I’m wrapping up the traditional instruction season next month, but you’ll have plenty of opportunities for interesting learning experiences through the winter and at the beginning of the 2023 season.

Paddy’s visit to Rock Hill two weeks ago was a ball striking display. Padraig is relentless with his practice and work ethic, and it is so cool to see the energy and attention he has been putting in to both his swing efficiency and wedge game translate into tournament wins.

To keep your success momentum going, you’re going to be noticing the makeup of some of our lesson sessions change as the summer goes on. We’ll be dedicating more time to taking improvement from the range to the course, and focusing on the art and science of scoring.

A year and a half ago, I got a call from Padraig Harrington. He had seen some of the videos I had put up about clubhead speed and he wanted to see if I could help him get more consistent power in his game. He came to Rock Hill and I was…..

Over the past 8 years, I’m sure you’ve seen Chen on the range at Rock Hill. A fantastic competitive spring turned into a great summer already with his performance at the 99th annual Long Island Amateur…..