Golf Exposure's third point of the four-point program is the Junior Masters Golf Tournament, which began in 1999 to unite junior golfers from across the country in a day of healthy competition and fellowship.This tournament, endorsed by the Mid-Atlantic section of the Professional Golfers' Association, is free of charge for all youth participants, thus providing them a national stage to showcase their skills and hard work over the past year. 

The tournament's participants are a combination of accomplished junior golfers and those recently introduced through our partnerships who also engage in a number of skills contest. For many, this tournament is their first opportunity to experience competitive golf in a nine- or 18-hole stroke competition.

The Host Masters is a medal play adult one-day golf tournament fundraiser that supports the entire organization. Supporters, friends and celebrity guest include Ms. Rose Harper-elder, Director of Marketing, Public Relations and Special Events for Parks and History Association, Mr. Hanno Shippen Smith, the grandson of Mr. John M. Shippen , an African-American, was the first American-born professional to compete in the U.S. Open in 1896, and the first American born professional golfer, Tony Paige, retired full back from the Miami Dolphins, Mr. Michael Wilcher retired line backer from the Los Angeles Rams, Mr. Louis Grillo, referee in the National Basketball Association and representatives from the NAACP, Northern Virginia Urban League, Latinos for Progress, Children of Mine, AFRAM Board of Directors, Lemmel Middle School, local churches and golf organizations. Corporate sponsors include Gatorade, Miller Lite, PEPSI, and local businesses such as Residential Mortgage Corporation, RBC Inc., Cornell Abraxas of Washington, D.C.

In an effort to better prepare program participants for collegiate golf scholarships, Golf Exposure has plan to host an aggressive tournament schedule. This year the First Annual Junior Open is a two day golf tournament that will qualify juniors for positions on the 2005 U.S. traveling golf team. Junior golf programs registered with the United States Golf Association and throughout the north east region of the United States are invited. This event is recognized and listed on the National Junior Golf Scoreboard, a national ranking system.(See Events)