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Volunteer Information October 11-14, 2018 TPC Kuala Lumpur COMMITTEEVOLUNTEER DESCRIPTION OVERVIEW Welcome to the 9th edition of the CIMB Classic, which will be held at TPC Kuala Lumpur from October 11-14, 2018 and continues to be the PGA TOUR’s only official FedExCup event in Southeast Asia. We will once again welcome an exciting and star-studded field of 78 players, with 60 coming from the PGA TOUR, 10 from the Asian Tour, which is a co-sanction partner and 8 sponsor’s exemptions, including two (2) Malaysians, competing for prize money of US$7 million. Since its first staging in 2010, the tournament has attracted world class professional golfers such as Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Henrik Stenson, Adam Scott, Sergio Garcia, Ernie Els, Ryo Ishikawa, Justin Thomas and defending champion Pat Perez. The CIMB Classic, being one of most prestigious and biggest sporting events in the region, has undoubtedly boosted Malaysia’s position as a golf tourism destination, attracting an audience from all over Asia annually. PGA TOUR events are dependent on the dedication and abilities of its volunteers as it takes hundreds of volunteers and thousands of hours of support to ensure the success of the CIMB Classic. Volunteer applications are now being accepted online at http://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/cimb-classic.html. When registering online, select your committee and the shifts that you will work. To help your chances of receiving your top choice committee and shifts, it is better to register earlier rather than later. Once the maximum number of volunteers select each shift, it will no longer be available. Thank you for your consideration to volunteer for the CIMB Classic. We are looking forward to making this year’s event, as well as your volunteer experience, the best one yet in our history. October 11-14, 2018 TPC Kuala Lumpur Corporate Hospitality Greet guests and check for proper credentials. Ensure that only properly credentialed clients are allowed in private hospitality areas. Assist marshals with noise control in hospitality areas. Course Marshals Assigned to a specific hole, are in charge of controlling crowd noise, assist player movement from green to tee and locating errant shots. Leaderboards Update and manage on course manual leaderboards with scores/hole status provided by scoring control. Roving Marshals Manage player movement in high traffic areas on golf course, driving range, green to tees, outside ropes. Scoring Control Receive and record scores and statistics of the professionals during the competitive rounds and communicate this information. Golf knowledge required. Social Media/Media Centre Create content for tournament social media channels, assist in administration and running of tournament media centre and media interview room. Spectator Information Provide directory assistance to spectators and corporate clients and answer any and all questions regarding the CIMB Classic. Standard Bearers Accompany each group of professionals during play and display their scores in relation to par on a cumulative basis. The Standard Bearers committee consists mostly of young adults, who must carry the standard (weight approximately 2-3 kilograms) and walk the length of the course. Television Spotters CIMB Classic will be broadcasted on television across the globe. You will be assisting the TV crews with equipment and running errands while walking all 18 holes. MUST have golf knowledge. Television Buggy Drivers Drive members of TV crew around the course and assist with equipment lifting as per requirements. Must have a current driving license, golf and course knowledge and good spoken English. Volunteer Administration Register and coordinate all the volunteers according to their committee group. Distribute uniforms, snack packs and assist in managing the Volunteer Village to ensure drinks supplies are being replenished and the area is kept tidy. Walking Scorers Record and communicate scores and statistics of the professionals during the competitive rounds while walking the length of the course. Golf knowledge required. October 11-14, 2018 TPC Kuala Lumpur BENEFITS & REQUIREMENTS BENEFITS ▪ Week-long official apparel (two (2) T-shirts and one (1) cap) ▪ Week-long volunteer admittance credentials ▪ Week-long volunteer parking pass ▪ Volunteers Golf Day on Wednesday, October 17, 2018 ▪ Volunteers Party on Sunday, October 14, 2018 upon conclusion of play ▪ Volunteers Handbook ▪ Meals on the day you work (breakfast and lunch) ▪ Electronic certificate for volunteer service REQUIREMENTS Volunteers will be required to work and participate in event activities throughout the four (4) days of the tournament, Thursday – Sunday, as well as potential days leading up to the tournament based on your committee assignment. In addition, they will need to attend a familiarization day on Saturday, October 6, 2018 at TPC Kuala Lumpur prior to tournament week. ▪ All volunteers should have some understanding of the game of golf. However, there are many roles available that do not require complete knowledge of the game. ▪ Volunteers must have good spoken and written English. ▪ All volunteers are required to be courteous and attentive in their roles at all times. ▪ Good social and interpersonal skills are also required as all the roles involve working with others. ▪ Volunteers are not allowed to ask players for their autographs while in uniform. ▪ All volunteers must be at least 18 years of age with the exception of Standard Bearers, as of October 1, 2018. ▪ Last but not the least, we kindly request all volunteer applicants to: o ‘Like’ the CIMB Classic Volunteers page – https://www.facebook.com/groups/CIMBclassicVolunteers/ o ‘Like’ the CIMB Classic tournament page on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CIMBClassic/ o ‘Follow’ the CIMB Classic on Twitter - https://twitter.com/cimbclassic/ o ‘Follow’ the CIMB Classic Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cimbclassic/ APPLICATIONS ▪ All applicants must submit their application online. ▪ All applications will be processed and reviewed. ▪ All applicants will be informed of their selection prior to the event. ▪ Deadline to receive applications is October 1, 2018 HANDBOOK Each volunteer will receive a handbook that is an essential reference to assist you in your important volunteer duties. The handbook contains information regarding your credentials, access and parking, schedule of events and other amenities and helpful hints to make your time as a volunteer at the CIMB Classic more enjoyable. If you have any questions, feel free to contact: EMMA PYE Volunteer Chairman [email protected] .
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