The EPOCHS African American Golf History Exhibitions
The Beginning.
November 1999, The EPOCHS Indoor Traveling Exhibit (formerly the Epochs of Courage Exhibit) debuted in Washington, DC.
Within the next year, The EPOCHS had several showings
in Florida, and in Washington, DC at Langston Golf Course
and One Judiciary Square office building.
This one-of-a-kind exhibit was credited for being the first
African American Golf History multimedia traveling exhibit.
Photo left: Visitor viewing The EPOCHS exhibit in the lobby of
One Judiciary Square building which at that time housed
the Office of the Mayor. "c.,1999."
The Now
The EPOCHS Traveling Indoor Exhibit
Based on the extensive research and collection by author/research historian Ramona Harriet, the exhibit collection includes a wide-range inventory of memorabilia, publications, images and more…
all testifying to the contributions African Americans have made
to the game of golf, which Harriet chronicles in her book
"A Missing Link In History".
For more than twenty years, Harriet has traveled throughout
the United States talking, telling, and teaching
about African American golf history.
Photo right: Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History,
Augusta, Georgia.
April 2022.
What is Coming… FAIRWAY GRACE: The Arc of the Caddie
With dignity, African American brave men and boys stepped onto restricted fairways; thus, changing the game of golf forever.
The Arc of the Caddie honors this profound legacy. It stands as a living tribute to the pioneers who possessed the Grit to endure, the Greatness to innovate, and the faith that revealed the Glory of their journey.