These committee members will be the first impression that players and guests see when they arrive on the Coast. The committee will work closely with the Transportation Committee in arranging delivery of courtesy cars, will greet players and guests upon arrival and operate the information desk at the airport. May require some early mornings and late evenings based on incoming flights.
The Access Control Committee works in conjunction with the Corporate Hospitality Committee and the contracted security company to ensure tournament guests have the proper credentials to enter various restricted areas. Those with good “customer service” skills will make excellent committee members.
Prior to play, members of this committee will be asked to staff Caddie Registration. During tournament rounds, members of the Caddie Hospitality Committee will be responsible for distributing and collecting the caddie bibs and staffing the caddie hospitality tent.
During the week of the Rapiscan Systems Classic, this committee will be responsible for the inventory, organization, charging, distribution, and collection of radios throughout the tournament.
During the week of the Rapiscan Systems Classic, this committee will be responsible for the inventory, organization, charging, distribution, and collection of radios throughout the tournament.
This committee will be responsible for the control of all on-site cart inventory and distribution of golf carts to authorized personnel.
Volunteers in this committee will serve as marshals throughout the course to ensure players are not disturbed during play and enforce crowd control and golf etiquette among spectators. Get inside-the-ropes with a prime view of the action!
Over 100 members of the local and national media will be in attendance at the Rapiscan Systems Classic. The Media Center Committee will work inside the media center and will assist with tasks such as making copies or scheduling player interviews.
This committee provides the tournament players with a ride from the clubhouse to the practice facility, as well as from green to the next tee on certain holes.
Duties of this committee include gift bag assembly and distribution, as well as registration of amateur players.
This committee will be responsible for distributing coolers of refreshments to various areas of the golf course, replenishing those coolers throughout the day, and collecting them in the evening. Volunteer opportunities may be available the week prior to tournament week as well. Heavy lifting is required so good physical shape is needed for placement on this committee.
Committee members are responsible for carrying a two-sided scoring standard, which is a portable status board, and for posting players’ scores to keep spectators informed on how each player stands with respect to par. Junior volunteers are eligible for this committee.
Responsibilities to include assistance with answering phones, coordinating mailings and fulfilling general office and project needs prior to and throughout tournament week.
Receive, inventory and control issuance of courtesy cars. Meet players, officials and designated guests at the airport and assist them with their transportation needs. Drive shuttle vehicles between hotels and course for player’s family members, officials, and designated guests. Must be over 25 years of age and have a valid driver’s license.
Members of this committee will aid in check in at Volunteer Village by helping to maintain a hospitable and welcoming environment for our volunteers.
This committee will record accurate hole-by-hole information for each player in their group then transmit this information to Scoring Central via handheld computers. (Must have a thorough knowledge of golf, be comfortable working with handheld computers, and be able to walk 18 holes of golf regardless of the weather.)
Members of this committee will work with admissions and be actively involved in the “first impression” for the tournament. Responsibilities will include greeting spectators as they arrive on-site, provide general information/daily spectator guides and working with sponsors inside the Rapiscan Experience tent.
For more information: contact Mary Wesche, Tournament Manager/Volunteers at 228-896-6365 or [email protected]