2023 Volunteer Committees
Take a look at our list of Volunteer Committees.
SCORING SERVICES DIVISION
Competition Support - Laser Shotlink Location-Based Operators (LBO)
This committee is responsible for measuring and recording the location and distance of every shot hit during the tournament using the ShotLink scoring system. The measurements enable real-time distance data and statistics to be delivered to scoreboards, TV broadcasts, the internet, and mobile device applications. Volunteers on this committee are assigned to one of three roles: Laser Operators, Tablet Operators, and Rovers. It requires a basic knowledge of the game of golf, as well as a commitment to timeliness, accuracy, and attention to detail. Volunteers must be 18+ years old and must sign a Disclosure Form. Active: Thursday – Sunday Hands-On Training: Wednesday
Use a laser rangefinder to track the landing position of shots on and around the fairway. Laser operators are stationed on a fairway and should be physically able to stand at their laser position for the duration of their shift in potentially varied weather conditions. Laser operators should be comfortable with technology and focused on capturing data in a timely but accurate manner.
Use a handheld tablet device to plot the ending position of shots. Tablet operators are expected to be mobile and walk around the green as necessary to gain an accurate insight into ball location. Tablet operators should be physically fit, capable of standing/walking for the duration of their shift in a variety of weather conditions.
are responsible for providing support to the Laser and Tablet operators on a specific golf hole to provide breaks, answer questions, and provide assistance as needed.
Competition Support - Walking Scorers
Walking scorer volunteers are essential members of the competition team helping record and relay scores on a handheld device. This position will require successful completion of a mandatory training on the days before the tournament. Walking scorers must be comfortable performing basic computer skills and be knowledgeable of golf etiquette/scoring and able to walk 18 holes of a golf course. Minimum age to be part of this committee is 18 years old. Must be available to work at least three days of official tournament rounds. Walking scorers should have the physical ability to easily keep pace with their group across all 18 holes without a break and in varying weather conditions. For reference, 18 holes will vary from 5-6 miles or roughly 10,000 steps. They should be comfortable using a handheld digital device to record each shot, as well as the voice radio with a headset that allows for constant communication. Shift is approximately 6 hours per day. Volunteers must be 18+ years old and must sign a Disclosure Form. Active: Wednesday - Sunday
Standard Bearers
Volunteers on this committee will be responsible for walking with a designated group of players and posting their scores on a standard. Volunteer needs to be able to carry the standard (weight approximately 5-7 pounds) while walking 18 holes. This position is a great opportunity for teenagers or parents. Shift is approximately 6 hours per day. Active: Saturday – Sunday
MARSHAL SERVICES DIVISION
Gallery Management (Formerly Marshals)
Gallery Management (Formerly Marshals) volunteers are given a unique inside and outside-the ropes tournament experience. They are responsible for managing gallery noise & traffic; ensuring the safety of our guests by reinforcing health & safety policies; leading by example; and providing a world-class guest experience. Volunteers are assigned to the teeing area, fairway, and green of a specific hole (1-18), or to high traffic areas such as crosswalks or in front of hospitality areas. Active: Wednesday - Sunday
Competition Support - Marshal Spotters
Volunteers in this committee will work inside & outside the ropes to assist fairway Location-Based Operators in locating and marking player’s shots in and around the fairways or greens. Volunteers must be 18+ years old and must sign a Disclosure Form. Active: Thursday - Sunday Hands-On Training – Wednesday
TOURNAMENT SERVICES DIVISION
Manage sponsors and guests in hospitality venues by checking for proper credentials, greeting guests, and providing information as needed. Volunteers will also be asked to monitor venues to ensure they are kept in clean, working order. Volunteers will be stationed in groups at various hospitality venues on the course and need to be able to walk to and from the venue where they are stationed. Volunteers will be on their feet for most of the shift.
Active: Thursday – Sunday
Responsible for introducing Pro-Am Players on Wednesday and Tournament Players (during tournament rounds) as they approach the tee box at either #1 tee or #10 tee to begin the round. Strong public speaking skills and appropriate voice/inflection required.
Active: Wednesday – Sunday
Welcome guests, assist with on-site ticket sales, Will Call distribution, and issue proper credentials to spectators, sponsors, and allied organizations at the main entrance. Hand out Pairing Sheets and Spectator Guides to those arriving on Tournament Grounds.
Active: Wednesday – Sunday
PLAYER SERVICES DIVISION
Committee members welcome and register players for the tournament, providing them with necessary credentials. They also serve as a resource providing information about local amenities, general information about the tournament, the surrounding area, and overall concierge for other player needs. Once registration is complete volunteers will transition into greeting players, family, and guests entering the designated area for Breakfast and Lunch. Check credentials and monitor doors entering the dining area.
Active: Sunday – Sunday
Committee members welcome and register Caddies for the tournament. Volunteers are responsible for distributing, collecting, and washing caddie bibs and towels. They also serve as a resource providing information about local amenities, general information about the tournament, the surrounding area, and overall concierge for other caddies’ needs.
Active: Monday – Sunday
Volunteers on this committee will be asked to assist players at the practice facility with all practice needs and supplies. Volunteer duties include keeping the chipping greens cleared of balls, removing empty bags from the driving range, and cleaning and sorting range balls.
Active: Monday – Sunday
Volunteers will work alongside PGA TOUR Staff in making sure PGA TOUR children are taken care of and have a great week at the event.
Volunteers must be 16 years or older.
COVID 19 Vaccination Required.
Active: Wednesday – Sunday
VOLUNTEER SERVICES DIVISION
Inventory and distribute volunteer apparel prior to tournament week. Provide volunteer hospitality functions during the tournament. Set up and maintain food and beverage areas. Assist Marshal Chairpersons with on-course lunch and beverage delivery. Distribute volunteer uniforms and handle exchanges during tournament week. Minimal walking or standing. These volunteers may also fill in any last-minute needs and open spots in other committees.
Active: Advance weekend – Sunday
Responsible for distribution of food and beverage to on-course locations. Must have a valid driver’s license. Moderate levels of walking, standing, and some lifting/strenuous activity may be required. Shifts are outside in direct sunlight and the elements.
Active: Sunday – Sunday
These volunteers will manage the fleet of volunteer golf carts making sure they are charged every night and checked out by the properly authorized individual with keys returned. Volunteers on this committee will be asked to provide shuttle service for volunteers needing transportation out on the course.
Volunteers must be 18+ years old
Active: Monday – Sunday
Volunteers on this committee will have a range of responsibilities. Some members of this committee will be responsible for carrying and positioning microphones that will enable us to capture shot noise and conversation between the player and their caddie. Other members will be collecting data such as player stats, shot order, club selection, etc. And a few members could assist commentators around the golf course. While volunteering, most Committee members will be required to be on their feet and walk at a swift pace in potentially hot weather.
Active: Monday – Sunday
