A large group from several prominent golf organizations made up the National Golf Day Delegation in Washington, D.C.

Among the early activities was the Congressional Staff Golf Association Breakfast.

All eyes were on guest speaker Renee Powell -- an LPGA Hall of Famer, PGA Professional and winner of the PGA First Lady of Golf Award -- during the Congressional Staff Golf Association Breakfast.

PGA of America Vice President Ted Bishop (left) and PGA Professional Bob Dolan (right) chatted with a Congressional staffer during the Congressional Staff Golf Association Breakfast.

National Golf Day attendees on Capitol Hill tried out new equipment and practiced their swings during the National Golf Day activities.

An overview of the We Are Golf exhibit in foyer of the Rayburn Building on Capitol Hill, where the observance of National Golf Day took place.

PGA of America CEO Joe Steranka (left) and PGA President Allen Wronowski (right) posed with the delegation of PGA Professionals who participated in the National Golf Day activities.

The About Golf simulator drew an interested crowd during the National Golf Day activities.

Veterans Affairs Commitee Chairman Jeff Miller met up with Ramon Padilla of the Salute Military Golf Association and PGA Professional Jim Estes during the National Golf Day activities.

PGA Professional Jim Estes drew everyone's attention during his presentation during National Golf Day.

Ramon Padilla of the Salute Military Golf Association put on a shotmaking demonstration for the attendees at National Golf Day.

PGA of America CEO Joe Steranka sharpened his putting skill at the We Are Golf exhibit.

PGA Professional Michael Breed, host of the Golf Fix on the Golf Channel, gave some mini-lessons as part of the fun on National Golf Day.

U.S. Rep. James E. Clyburn worked on hs swing under the watchful eye of PGA Professional Michael Breed.

From L to R: PGA of America President Allen Wronowski, PGA of America Vice President Ted Bishop, PGA of America Secretary Derek Sprague and PGA of America CEO Joe Steranka all participated in the observance of National Golf Day in Washington, D.C.

U.S. Rep. Joe Baca gave a media interview as part of National Golf Day.

For the National Golf Day participants on Capitol Hill, taking some swings in the About Golf simulator was the next best thing to playing a real round.

The putting surface was a popular place during National Golf Day.

At the end of the National Golf Day program on Capitol Hill, the members of delegation got together to review a very successful round of meetings and activities.