Volunteer Positions

Volunteer Opportunities

Please view all volunteer positions below.

Assist in transporting persons with mobility needs between the parking area and the golf courses. Must work a minimum of 3 full-day shifts. Shifts available Monday – Sunday.

Process digital tickets for spectators and sponsors at tournament entry locations. Most locations are outdoors and may require long periods of standing. Volunteers must have good people and troubleshooting skills and be comfortable using electronic devices such as scanners, iPads, and laptops. Must work a minimum of 3 shifts. Shifts available Wednesday – Sunday.

 

Register the caddies, distribute information, bibs, and towels, retrieve bibs and towels, organize bibs for the next round, and assist with daily clean-up of the caddie area. Priority is given to previous committee members. Must volunteer a minimum of 4 days. Shifts are typically 6 hours. Shifts available pre-tournament Sunday – Sunday.

Greet patrons and verify credentials for entry to this hospitality venue at Pebble Beach. Must work a minimum of 3 shifts. Shifts available Wednesday – Sunday.

Greet guests and distribute appropriate tickets for entry to a corporate hospitality venue. Must work a minimum of 4 shifts. Shifts are typically 6 hours. Shifts available Thursday – Sunday.

Receive and log mail and packages and deliver them to various tournament locations. Must work a minimum of 3 shifts but 4 is preferred. Shifts are typically 5 hours. Shifts available pre-tournament Sunday – Sunday.

Watch and enjoy the tournament when the players are on the course you get to watch great players and celebrities, and if the weather turns, you will drive a tournament vehicle to transport players, their families, and caddies off the courses during an evacuation. Assist in transporting back to the courses afterward. This committee requires volunteers to stand by all day but allows you to watch play. Must have a valid driver’s license, be familiar with Pebble Beach roads, and work a minimum of 3 all-day shifts. Shifts available Tuesday – Sunday.

Gallery Management Ambassadors (formerly Marshals) are given a unique inside and outside the ropes experience. Volunteers 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 also responsible for locating balls that go outside the ropes in areas where there are no spotters, as well as rope and stake control when the ball is near a rope or stake that interferes with the professional’s swing. Gallery Management Ambassadors are assigned to the teeing area, fairway and green of a specific hole (1-18), or to high traffic areas such as practice locations, crosswalks, and hospitality areas. Must work a minimum of 4 full days, which must include Thursday, Friday & Saturday. Shifts available Wednesday – Sunday.

Coordinate and check in the honorary observers that accompany designated foursomes during their round. Must work a minimum of 3 shifts but 4 days is preferred. Shifts are typically 5-6 hours long. Shifts available Thursday – Sunday.

Transport media personnel to and from parking, the Media Center, and the golf courses. Must have a valid driver’s license, be familiar with Pebble Beach roads, and work a minimum of 3 full days. Shifts available Tuesday – Sunday.

Staff the Operations HQ office. Must work all week (Monday – Sunday). Open only to previous Operations HQ volunteers. 

Greet patrons and verify credentials for entry to this hospitality venue for active-duty military, veterans, and first responders along the 3rd fairway at Pebble Beach. Must work a minimum of 3 full-day shifts. Shifts available Thursday – Sunday.

Assist tournament players shopping in the player hospitality pro-shop, process credit card transactions, and reconcile certificates and purchases. This is a small committee and priority is given to previous committee volunteers. Must work a minimum of 3 days. Shifts available pre-tournament Sunday – Friday.

 

Serve as hosts and check credentials for entrance to this venue. Priority is given to previous committee volunteers. New volunteers are considered with a recommendation from a current committee volunteer. Must work a minimum of 4 shifts. Shifts available pre-tournament Sunday – Sunday.

(Sunday-Sunday)
Volunteers on this committee will oversee the operations of the practice facility, including the driving range and putting green. Volunteers are responsible for checking for appropriate credentials for entry into the practice facility, monitoring activity at the practice facility, ensuring player safety while crossing traffic areas, and directing players to hospitality and transportation. Must work a minimum of 4 shifts. Shifts available Sunday – Sunday.

Serve as host at an on-course player refreshment tent. Volunteers will need to restock food and beverages and should be able to lift 25 lbs. New volunteers are considered with a recommendation from a current committee volunteer or by the chairman. Must work a minimum of 3 full days. Shifts available Monday – Sunday.

Process registration with our tournament players. Knowledge of the game of golf is a plus. This committee is open only to previous player registration volunteers. Must work all 4 days, Sunday – Wednesday.

Drive a tournament vehicle to and from Player Hospitality, the 1st tee, and the 10th tee at all three tournament courses. Volunteers unfamiliar with Pebble Beach roads may be assigned as loaders, who must be able to stand outdoors for several hours. Must have a valid driver’s license, be familiar with Pebble Beach roads, and work a minimum of 3 all-day shifts. Shifts available Monday – Sunday.

Assist with the security of the tournament on all 3 courses and at all tournament venues. Background as law enforcement, security, or first responder is preferred. Must work a minimum of 3 ALL DAY shifts. Shifts available Monday – Sunday.

Shot Location Equipment Operators (formerly Lasers) will be operating a fairway laser, fairway or greenside tablet, or act as a Rover. The fairway laser and tablet operators track the landing position of all shots in and around the fairway. The greenside tablet operators record the landing position of shots on and around the green. These important functions of the ShotLink scoring system enable real-time distance data and statistics to be immediately computed and distributed to scoreboards, TV broadcast, internet and mobile device applications. Volunteers should have a basic knowledge of the game of golf and a commitment to timeliness, accuracy, and attention to detail. Although volunteers will work in teams of 2 in each location, they each have specific/unique responsibilities. Effective teamwork and communication are essential in these roles. All location-based operators should be physically able to stand or walk around for the duration of their shift in potentially varied weather conditions (tablet operators are expected to walk around the green or fairway as necessary to gain accurate insight into the location of each shot without interrupting play.) The rover position is responsible for rotating through each of the location-based operator positions on a specific golf hole to provide breaks, answer questions, and provide assistance as needed. Laser Operators must complete a ShotLink disclosure form, complete approximately one hour of online training and an in-person training on Wednesday of tournament week. Must volunteer 4 all-day shifts Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Spotters will be located at the Tee, Fairway, and Green. Ball spotters assist the fairway location-based operators and/or greenside tablet operators with locating ball positions and identifying situations where a player’s shot might be obstructed. Tee spotters assist the fairway location- based operators with directional knowledge of a player’s ball flight from behind the teeing area. These positions require a basic knowledge of the game of golf, as well as a commitment to timeliness, accuracy, and attention to detail. Spotters are expected to be mobile and walk as necessary to locate shots in their designated area (normally one side of a golf hole). They should be physically fit and capable of standing/walking for the duration of their shift in a variety of weather conditions. Spotters must complete a ShotLink disclosure form, complete a short online training course, attend a short virtual training session prior to tournament week, and attend a mandatory in-person training session on Wednesday of tournament week. Spotters must volunteer for ALL DAY shifts for ALL FOUR tournament rounds on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Greet patrons and verify credentials for entry to the corporate hospitality venues, located at the Pebble Beach Course. Must be able to stand for long periods of time and work a minimum of 3 full days. Shifts available Wednesday – Sunday.

 

Assist in transporting persons with mobility needs between the parking area and the golf courses. Must work a minimum of 3 full-day shifts. Shifts available Monday – Sunday.

(Wednesday–Sunday)
Spectator Information volunteers will greet, interact, and provide tournament assistance to spectators requesting guidance when entering the course and around the course. Information booths and mobile teams are in a variety of positions in multiple locations to interact with the largest number of fans to improve the tournament experience. Must work a minimum of 3 shifts. Shifts available Wednesday – Sunday.

Provide assistance and direction to spectators and volunteers using the tournament shuttle system. Must work a minimum of 3 full days for a total of 6 shifts. Shifts available Monday – Sunday.

Organize and oversee the standard bearer carriers and set up their equipment. Standards are carried by local high school students. Must work a minimum of 4 full-day shifts. Shifts from Thursday – Sunday.

Inventory, organize, and distribute the volunteer appreciation gift to volunteers. Organize and distribute hats and visors to the committee chairs. Organize and sell uniform items to volunteers. Must work a minimum of 3 shifts. Shifts available pre-tournament week & Monday – Friday tournament week.

Support your fellow volunteer throughout the week! Check credentials for entrance to the volunteer hospitality tent, serve food and beverages to tournament volunteers, and help with setup for late afternoon hospitality. Staff the volunteer recruitment area at Grand Entrance and answer questions about our volunteer program. Must work a minimum of 3 shifts. Shifts available Monday – Sunday.

Volunteer Support is a year-round committee. This small group assists with the planning of volunteer appreciation events during the tournament. They help select the volunteer gift and help review the volunteer benefits. Must work a minimum of 3 shifts. Shifts available Monday – Sunday.

The Walking Scorer role is a prestigious and critical ShotLink volunteer position that requires mental and physical stamina, attention to detail, and a thorough understanding of the game of golf. The walking scorer accompanies a group of up to 3 players in order to keep their score, track specific statistics, and provide real-time data that informs all aspects of the ShotLink system. 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 12,000 steps). They should be comfortable using the handheld digital device they will be issued for data capture, as well as the voice radio with a headset that allows for constant communication with the ShotLink staff. Walking Scorers must complete a ShotLink Disclosure form, complete a 1-hour online training course at least once per PGA season and attend an in-person training on Wednesday of tournament week. Must work a minimum of 3 ALL-DAY shifts, which must include Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.