Volunteer

The Announcers Committee will introduce players to the crowd as they begin on #1 and #10 tees throughout the tournament, including the Official Pro-Am. In addition to announcing, these volunteers will also be responsible for ensuring players/caddies receive all of their pre-round materials and are at the tee on time. A strong voice and public speaking skills are required for this position. Available shifts from Wednesday – Sunday.

The Broadcast Committee works directly with Golf Channel Broadcasts as on-the-course spotters, scorers, and other behind-the-scenes roles. Getting up close and personal with all the PGA TOUR Champions players and inside the ropes access are just some of the perks with being a volunteer for the Broadcast Services Committee. Available shifts from Friday – Sunday.

As a part of the Caddie Services Committee, you’ll serve as a liaison between the tournament and professional caddies. Inside the Caddie Services Area, you’ll be the initial volunteer helping caddies register, while also collecting and issuing caddie bibs with nameplates and providing them a place to relax and recharge throughout tournament week. Available shifts from Monday – Sunday.

Please note: there is a security code needed in order to register for this committee. Please reach out to the Committee Chair, Jim Loehmann, to obtain the code. 

The Commissary Committee will be responsible for distributing beverages and coolers on course and to other key areas throughout tournament week. This Committee requires lifting of products (ice, beverages, coolers). Available shifts range from Monday – Sunday.

The Course Prep Committee will stake and rope the course and all auxiliary areas as required with the objective of maximizing spectator viewing. This committee also works with PGA TOUR Director of Security and Rules Officials as necessary to ensure player safety. Some lifting/strenuous activity may be required. Shifts are outside in direct sunlight and the elements.

Please note: there is a security code needed in order to register for this committee. Please reach out to the Committee Chair, Phil Harbison, to obtain the code. 

The First Aid Committee provides emergency medical care service and medical assistance on tournament grounds during Tournament Week. Professionally trained medical personnel (doctors, nurses, paramedics, EMTs, etc) may only apply. **Active medical license required. This Committee is reserved for Baptist Health professionals.

The Gallery Control volunteers are the marshals and ball spotters for all of the PGA TOUR Champions players. You’ll ensure fair play throughout the tournament and help manage crowds outside the ropes. Golf knowledge is helpful for this up-close view to all players and caddies. Available shifts from Friday – Sunday.

Help us provide a true VIP hospitality experience for our sponsors, VIPs and spectators in some of the premier viewing areas around Timuquana Country Club. Provide a friendly, welcoming experience for guests as they arrive to the tournament – greeting them at the entrances of our hospitality venues throughout the course, checking for proper credentials, scanning their tickets and providing wristbands. Once guests are inside the venue, volunteers help guests have an enjoyable time – helping them find a seat, navigating them to the bar and food service areas and even pointing them to the restrooms when necessary. Of course, we always want to remind our guests to be mindful of the competition taking place and politely quiet the crowds when noise levels escalate. Available shifts from Friday – Sunday.

The Media Services Committee helps to ensure that local and national media have the support need to produce the groundbreaking stories about the tournament. Another aspect includes monitoring media personnel to make sure they have a proper working environment and are treated to a great week of hospitality as they complete their important work for the tournament. Having previous experience working in the Media Center areas at other events is attractive for this committee. Available shifts from Monday – Sunday.

Help us provide a true VIP hospitality experience for active duty military members, veterans and their families. Provide a friendly, welcoming experience for guests as they arrive to the tournament – greeting them at the entrance of our VyStar Patriots Outpost venue, checking for proper credentials, and providing wristbands. Once guests are inside the venue, committee members help guests have an enjoyable time – helping them find a seat, navigating them to the food service areas and even pointing them to the restrooms when necessary. Of course, we always want to remind our guests to be mindful of the competition taking place and politely quiet the crowds when noise levels escalate. Available shifts from Friday – Sunday.

Please note: there is a security code needed in order to register for this committee. Please reach out to the Committee Chair, Cathie Hurlburt, to obtain the code. 

Here’s your chance to assist with player registration, social activities, transportation, reservations, and special needs for PGA TOUR Champions players and their families. Potentially gaining a strong connection with player’s families could be an exciting perk for the Player Services volunteers. Having strong interpersonal skills is needed along with being flexible during tournament week. Available shifts from Monday – Sunday.

Please note: there is a security code needed in order to register for this committee. Please reach out to the Committee Chair, Clare Berry, to obtain the code. 

The Practice Facility Committee is responsible for the set up/tear down of the practice facility and the day to day operations of the area that includes the driving range, putting green, chipping green and the surrounding spectator areas. As PGA TOUR Champions professionals enter and exit the range, volunteers will be responsible for setting up nameplates that identify each player, providing the players golf balls and general assistance. Marshaling of the area and crowd control will be required as well as allowing properly credentialed people in the area. Knowledge of the players is helpful, but not necessary. This position works outside all day and volunteers must be comfortable with and prepared for all weather conditions. Volunteers are needed from Monday through Sunday and will be staffed from 6AM until 7:30PM each day.

Assist with staging of courtesy vehicles at the airport, private terminals, and golf course. Greet players and families arriving at airport, conduct quick administrative documentation, and assist with the loading of player/family’s luggage. Assist players with the return of the vehicle when departing. Driver license required and must be at least 25 years old. Some lifting and some late hours, setup starts the week before the tournament and returning of vehicles a day or so after the tournament ends. Shifts listed are at the Jacksonville Airport and not onsite at the tournament.

Pro-Am Registration volunteers will assist with set-up for all Pro-Am Tournaments, including Pro-Am bag drop. Must be able to stand for long periods of time with occasional heavy lifting. Available shifts from Monday – Thursday.

Range Runners will assist at Practice Facilities with ball sorting, range organization and more. Runners must be no younger than 10 years of age and no older than 13 years of age on Monday, October 2, 2023. Shifts run from Monday – Sunday.

Shuttle players, caddies, VIPs and those with disabilities from various spots of the property using multi-passenger golf carts. Must be at least 18 years of age and previous experience driving a golf cart. The committee will also be responsible for all the check-in, check-out, security and safety of all onsite carts. This committee will work directly with the Director of Operations on cart allotment, storage, distribution and return each evening. This committee will oversee 100+ vehicles throughout the week and available shifts from Monday – Sunday.

The Special Events Committee always gets invited to the party! An important component to the Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS presented by Circle K will be the many VIP party and experiences throughout tournament week. This Committee will wear many hats and assist with the special events in many ways to ensure tournament VIPs, celebrities, players and invited guests have a first class experience. Available shifts from Monday – Sunday.

Ideal for youth volunteers, this is considered a “physical” position, as you will walk and carry a sign for an entire round of golf (approximately 4.5 hours). Minimum age for a Standard Bearer is 14, along with knowledge of the game of golf, and you must be able to walk 18 holes. Available shifts Friday – Sunday.

The Volunteer Headquarters Committee will setup and maintain Volunteer HQ during tournament week, along with coordinating all food deliveries and distribution for volunteers. Managing coffee, radios and cleanup will be a must! This committee will also manage remaining uniform distribution and sales during tournament week. This committee will work closely with Volunteer Services. Shifts available Monday-Sunday from 5am-10pm each day.

Volunteer Handbook

This committee will walk 18 holes inside the ropes with the professional golfers during Pro-Am and tournament rounds. Volunteers will carry a handheld smart phone with PGA TOUR Scoring software and input stroke, scoring and statistical information. Scorers will also have constant voice communication with PGA TOUR staff. Volunteers must have knowledge of golf and be able to walk 18 holes during each shift. Volunteers must also work a Pro-Am shift to work a tournament shift. Available shifts from Wednesday – Sunday.

Please note: there is a security code needed in order to register for this committee. Please reach out to the Committee Chair, Debbie Verges, to obtain the code.