Golf Lives
Greg Jackson Jr. is a volunteer mentor at The Boys Institute, where young boys (aka "Kings") from underserved neighborhoods in D.C. are exposed to new worlds. Having grown up playing golf with his father and uncles, Greg decides to share his lifelong passion for the game with these Kings by bringing them to Langston, a historic course known for its triumphant role in the desegregation of public golf.
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