Since its establishment in 1939, the Langston Golf Course has served as an important recreation facility serving primarily African American residents in Washington, D.C. This federal facility is in the midst of a low-income community that is a target for economic redevelopment and community renewal. The Langston Renaissance Revitalization Effort includes the following components:

Capital Campaign

• New Teaching & Practice Center
  *Non-Profit Youth & Community Amenities
  *For-Profit Adult Amenities
• New Community Clubhouse & Interpretive Eshibits
• Realigned & Upgraded Golf Course
  *Playing Surface, Design Features, Remediation
• Restoration of Hickey Run
• New First Tee Kids Course at Kenilworth
• Educational/Interpretive Program Endowments
  *Non-Profit Interpretive Programs
  *Non-Profit Community Education Center
  *Non-Profit Youth Golf Programs

Langston Concession (B&I)

• New Course Amenities
  *Cart Paths
  *Rain Shelters
  *Course Restrooms
• New Teaching & Practice Center
  *For-Profit Adult Amenities (all or portion?)

Ongoing Non-Profit Programs

• Interpretive Exhibits
  *Site History
  * Minority Golf History
  *Langston History
• Community Education Center
  *Computer Center (Literacy/Life Skills)
• Youth Golf Programs