The Jason Birnbaum Junior Golf Camp will address all aspects of the game of golf, from full swing and short game skills to on-course playing lessons and golf course management.  Furthermore, the program will work with more advanced players on preparing them for junior competitions.  Under the guidance of Birnbaum and a staff of professionals, students will spend time on the practice range and out on the golf course, learning what it takes to make continuous improvements to their game.  Along with being equipped by Taylor Made-adidas Golf, participants will have the opportunity to take advantage of the latest in technology at the Jason Birnbaum Junior Golf Camp, including swing alalyzing software by JC Video, launch monitors by Zelocity, and putting software by  Pure Motion's TOMI.  Students will also receive computer software to take home, enabling them to obtain instant feedback on their learning progress. 

    The four-week schedule for the Jason Birnbaum Junior Golf Camp will feature sessions Mondays through Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.  Each daily session will include a mix of full swing instruction, putting and short game instruction, practice, and on-course competitions on a weekly basis.  Participants will have the option of enrolling for as many weeks within the four-week program as they would like, however enrollment will be limited.  Weekly program tuition is $1,000 per week, with special early enrollment discounts available before March 15.  Prices include golf instruction, green fees, lunches, take-home materials, merchandise and equiment from Taylor Made-adidas Golf, and product from PowerBar.  

    Jason Birnbaum is currently the golf teaching professional at Alpine Country Club in Demarest, New Jersey, where he spends the spring, summer, and fall months.  During the winter months he is the Director of Golf Instruction at the Manhattan Athletic Club in Midtown Manhattan.  Before teaching at Alpine Country Club Birnbaum worked alongside Golf Magazine “TOP 100” Teacher Mitchell Spearman at Manhattan Woods Golf Club in West Nyack, New York, where he was the director of the Mitchell Spearman Junior Golf Program from 2003-2007.  The highly successful Spearman program became well known in the metropolitan area, and branched out to Westchester and beyond as Birnbaum oversaw the opening and operation of new facilities. 

    A local resident of Oradell, New Jersey, Birnbaum’s teaching experiences have taken him around the country, where he has had the experience of traveling to different Tour stops throughout the season in order to teach some of the finest golfers in the world.  Birnbaum was featured in the July, 2007 edition of the Met Golfer Magazine and in the June, 2008 edition of the New Jersey State Golf Association Magazine, and has also contributed golf instructional articles to The Bergen Record.