The Scholastic Golf Academy (SGA) fills the void in urban communities where under-served and economically challenged youth are typically not exposed to or encouraged to participate in junior golf programs. 

The SGA is a year-round after-school enrichment program that focuses on academic enrichment and golf instruction using state-of-the-art, computer-based technology. The SGA operates out of the historic Langston Golf Course in Northeast Washington, D.C. The SGA has two categories of participants-scholarship and non-scholarship-but there is no variation in the services received.

In 2002, Golf Exposure served 55 youth through the Scholastic Golf Academy, in it first full year 
round program. The program commenced 47 weekends. In 2003 the SGA operated 45 weeks due tounbearable weather conditions.

• In 2002 36% of the youth served were female.

• In 2002, approximately 40% of youth participants were 8 years old.

• In 2002, 52% of the youth participants were between the ages of 13 and 16.

• In 2003, 43% of the youth participants were between the ages of 10 and 14.

• In 2003, 18% of the youth participants were between the ages of 6 and 8.

• 58% of the youth served are scholarship youth.

• 28% of the total youth served are female.

Scholarship youth are between the ages of 8 - 18 and whose family's household income meets or falls below the federal poverty guidelines. (Health & Human Service)

*Ultimately, our goal is to have 100% Scholarship audience. At this rate we project to be fully funded by 2007 and boast a 100% Scholarship audience.