Want to get up close and personal at this year's Australian PGA Championship?
Join us this summer when the Australian PGA Championship heads to Royal Queensland Golf Club in Brisbane.
Why not consider one of our many volunteering roles available by submitting your registration of interest below.
ROLES AVAILABLE
There are many different roles available, all of which are very operational and integral to a successful event. Some include:
- On-course and crowd marshalling
- Score recording and walker scorers
- Drinks and refreshments
- Ticketing booth
- Leaderboard updating
- Practice range set up
- Plus many more
Please note that roles are limited. Best endeavours are in place to provide choice of roles however this may not always be possible. Preference of roles will be given to those volunteering for 4-days.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
As a 2021 Australian PGA Championship volunteer, you will receive:
- Tournament branded volunteer polo shirt
- Tournament branded cap or bucket hat
- Tournament branded gift
- Season ticket per volunteer
- Lunch and drinks every day that you work.
- Volunteer BBQ at the completion of play, day and time TBA
- Free round of golf at Royal Queensland Golf Club (only for volunteers who commit to four days work)
By submitting your registration to volunteer, you are agreeing;
- to being contacted by a representative of the Australian PGA Championship Volunteer program for the purposes of confirming your volunteer role and roster for 2021.
- to undertake a volunteer emergency and safety briefing in person before the event or by reading and acknowledging the respective emergency and safety literature prior to acting in the capacity as a volunteer.
- to read and accept the PGA of Australia’s Privacy Policy available at: www.pga.org.au/privacy
- abide by the terms and condition set out by the PGA of Australia to volunteer, including any license or reference checks as required
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