123RD U.S. AMATEUR
Cherry Hills Country Club
AUGUST 14-20, 2023
- Countdown:
- 299d 2h 32m 27s
123RD U.S. AMATEUR – History Starts Here
VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEERS
Thank you for your interest in supporting the 123rd U.S. Amateur Championship! This webpage is for those volunteering at Colorado Golf Club and Cherry Hills Country Club during the Championship. We greatly appreciate your willingness to support this prestigious event. The link to register for one or more volunteer shifts is at the bottom of the page.
Volunteers play an essential role in conducting a USGA Championship. We sincerely appreciate those who generously donate their time. Hosting the U.S. Amateur requires more than 800 volunteers! While there is no required minimum number of shifts -- and we appreciate any time you can offer -- we hope you will consider working multiple shifts throughout the seven days. Giving back to the game you love and helping our community and players from around the world, will create lasting memories.
The following is a list of volunteer assignments available at Colorado Golf Club and Cherry Hills Country Club. Please note that you must be 16 years or older to volunteer.
VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTIONS
Volunteer Headquarters
This job will entail checking in all volunteers throughout each shift during the day.Making sure each volunteer has a meal voucher, water, sunscreen, and snack if needed. They will also distribute maps, if need be, for those unfamiliar with the property. They will ensure all committees have every volunteer they need for each shift change.
On-Call Volunteers
This job will be for those who can do any job at any place on the property to fill in for a no-show assigned volunteer or one that needs to be relieved during the shift. Wear your uniform and be prepared for any job. You can watch the tournament but must have a charged phone with you to receive a text if we need you during your shift. You must check in at volunteer headquarters at the beginning of your shift.
Marshals/Forecaddies
Marshals/Forecaddies are the largest group of volunteers and play a vital role. The responsibilities of a marshal/forecaddie include helping maintain quiet for the players, spotting balls in the rough, and monitoring conduct around the greens.Marshals/Forecaddies will be assigned to a specific hole. They will stay on the same hole for the duration of the shift. These volunteers should have a working knowledge of golf and the ability to walk to and from their respective hole assignments.
Shifts will be 6 hours in duration.
Walking Scorers
A walking scorer will accompany each group of golfers during the two rounds of stroke play and each round of match play. The walking scorer will record the hole-by-hole scores on a device provided by the USGA. The device will transmit these scores to the USGA’s website, allowing for “live” Championship scoring. These volunteers must have a working knowledge of golf, a comfort level with electronic devices, and the ability to walk at least 18 holes at a steady pace.
Standard Bearers
A standard-bearer will walk behind each group of golfers during each round of match play and will carry a scoreboard. The standard-bearer will update the scoreboard after each hole to reflect the status of the match. These volunteers must have a working knowledge of golf, the strength to carry a heavy metal sign for at least four hours, and the ability to walk at least 18 holes at a steady pace.
Ecology & Tee Service Volunteers
Ecology and tee service volunteers will restock water on the tee boxes. They will also keep the grounds tidy by monitoring and servicing trash/recycling receptacles around the golf course. These volunteers must have a working knowledge of golf and be able to lift 40 lbs. and drive a golf cart.
Practice Range Volunteers
Practice range volunteers will assist the players as they select their range balls. They will also be responsible for setting up player signage on the range and collecting it when a player is finished.
Golf Course Care Volunteers
Golf course care volunteers will help the week prior to the Championship fixing divots on the greens and filling sand on the fairways each night after play. These individuals will also be slated to walk with a group during the practice round to assist with finding balls and the general layout of the course. These volunteers must have a working knowledge of golf, the ability to walk at least 18 holes at a steady pace and knowledge of the layout of Cherry Hills Country Club.
Media Volunteers
Media volunteers will work in the media center and assist the media as needed as well as check credentials.
Communication Volunteers
Communication volunteers will be in charge of maintaining, charging, and distributing the walkie talkies each day for the volunteer chairperson.
Corporate Hospitality Volunteers
Corporate hospitality volunteers will work in the hospitality section helping patrons with questions, checking credentials, and ensuring the area is well kept and refreshed.
Operations Volunteers
Operations volunteers will be assigned on an as-needed basis each day. These volunteers must be able to adapt quickly to perform whatever function is needed for the day.
Player Registration Volunteers
Player registration volunteers will be required to work all day on Friday, August 11, and assist with all registration duties from signing in players, to escorting them to their locker, etc.
Uniform Distribution Volunteers
Uniform distribution volunteers will help sort and distribute the volunteer uniforms on July 31, 2023.
VOLUNTEER UNIFORMS
All volunteers must wear a Championship-logoed golf shirt and hat (available for purchase) with their own navy blue golf bottoms, including golf pants, shorts, or skorts.
The volunteer uniform apparel package is available for purchase at a significant discount to retail pricing and includes the following:One (1) red and white striped shirt from Peter Millar
One (1) navy ¾ zip pullover jacket from Peter Millar
One (1) navy hat from Imperial HeadwearPlease click on the link below for more detailed information and pictures of the uniform including a size chart.
Peter Millar Link
Imperial Headwear Link
The above items feature the 123rd U.S. Amateur logo.
Price for the Volunteer Package:
$95.00 + tax (compared to the standard retail price of $300) and a volunteer ticket that grants access to the Championship all week.
VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION WILL BE OPEN IN APRIL 12, 2023
Thank you for your interest in supporting the 123rd U.S. Amateur Championship! This webpage is for those volunteering at Colorado Golf Club and Cherry Hills Country Club during the Championship. We greatly appreciate your willingness to support this prestigious event. The link to register for one or more volunteer shifts is at the bottom of the page.
Volunteers play an essential role in conducting a USGA Championship. We sincerely appreciate those who generously donate their time. Hosting the U.S. Amateur requires more than 800 volunteers! While there is no required minimum number of shifts -- and we appreciate any time you can offer -- we hope you will consider working multiple shifts throughout the seven days. Giving back to the game you love and helping our community and players from around the world, will create lasting memories.
The following is a list of volunteer assignments available at Colorado Golf Club and Cherry Hills Country Club. Please note that you must be 16 years or older to volunteer.
VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTIONS
Volunteer Headquarters
This job will entail checking in all volunteers throughout each shift during the day.Making sure each volunteer has a meal voucher, water, sunscreen, and snack if needed. They will also distribute maps, if need be, for those unfamiliar with the property. They will ensure all committees have every volunteer they need for each shift change.
On-Call Volunteers
This job will be for those who can do any job at any place on the property to fill in for a no-show assigned volunteer or one that needs to be relieved during the shift. Wear your uniform and be prepared for any job. You can watch the tournament but must have a charged phone with you to receive a text if we need you during your shift. You must check in at volunteer headquarters at the beginning of your shift.
Marshals/Forecaddies
Marshals/Forecaddies are the largest group of volunteers and play a vital role. The responsibilities of a marshal/forecaddie include helping maintain quiet for the players, spotting balls in the rough, and monitoring conduct around the greens.Marshals/Forecaddies will be assigned to a specific hole. They will stay on the same hole for the duration of the shift. These volunteers should have a working knowledge of golf and the ability to walk to and from their respective hole assignments.
Shifts will be 6 hours in duration.
Walking Scorers
A walking scorer will accompany each group of golfers during the two rounds of stroke play and each round of match play. The walking scorer will record the hole-by-hole scores on a device provided by the USGA. The device will transmit these scores to the USGA’s website, allowing for “live” Championship scoring. These volunteers must have a working knowledge of golf, a comfort level with electronic devices, and the ability to walk at least 18 holes at a steady pace.
Standard Bearers
A standard-bearer will walk behind each group of golfers during each round of match play and will carry a scoreboard. The standard-bearer will update the scoreboard after each hole to reflect the status of the match. These volunteers must have a working knowledge of golf, the strength to carry a heavy metal sign for at least four hours, and the ability to walk at least 18 holes at a steady pace.
Ecology & Tee Service Volunteers
Ecology and tee service volunteers will restock water on the tee boxes. They will also keep the grounds tidy by monitoring and servicing trash/recycling receptacles around the golf course. These volunteers must have a working knowledge of golf and be able to lift 40 lbs. and drive a golf cart.
Practice Range Volunteers
Practice range volunteers will assist the players as they select their range balls. They will also be responsible for setting up player signage on the range and collecting it when a player is finished.
Golf Course Care Volunteers
Golf course care volunteers will help the week prior to the Championship fixing divots on the greens and filling sand on the fairways each night after play. These individuals will also be slated to walk with a group during the practice round to assist with finding balls and the general layout of the course. These volunteers must have a working knowledge of golf, the ability to walk at least 18 holes at a steady pace and knowledge of the layout of Cherry Hills Country Club.
Media Volunteers
Media volunteers will work in the media center and assist the media as needed as well as check credentials.
Communication Volunteers
Communication volunteers will be in charge of maintaining, charging, and distributing the walkie talkies each day for the volunteer chairperson.
Corporate Hospitality Volunteers
Corporate hospitality volunteers will work in the hospitality section helping patrons with questions, checking credentials, and ensuring the area is well kept and refreshed.
Operations Volunteers
Operations volunteers will be assigned on an as-needed basis each day. These volunteers must be able to adapt quickly to perform whatever function is needed for the day.
Player Registration Volunteers
Player registration volunteers will be required to work all day on Friday, August 11, and assist with all registration duties from signing in players, to escorting them to their locker, etc.
Uniform Distribution Volunteers
Uniform distribution volunteers will help sort and distribute the volunteer uniforms on July 31, 2023.
VOLUNTEER UNIFORMS
All volunteers must wear a Championship-logoed golf shirt and hat (available for purchase) with their own navy blue golf bottoms, including golf pants, shorts, or skorts.
The volunteer uniform apparel package is available for purchase at a significant discount to retail pricing and includes the following:One (1) red and white striped shirt from Peter Millar
One (1) navy ¾ zip pullover jacket from Peter Millar
One (1) navy hat from Imperial HeadwearPlease click on the link below for more detailed information and pictures of the uniform including a size chart.
Peter Millar Link
Imperial Headwear Link
The above items feature the 123rd U.S. Amateur logo.
Price for the Volunteer Package:
$95.00 + tax (compared to the standard retail price of $300) and a volunteer ticket that grants access to the Championship all week.
VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION WILL BE OPEN IN APRIL 12, 2023
TICKETS
Ticket Information Coming Soon
PARKING / SHUTTLE SERVICE
We encourage patrons to use Uber and Lyft services, which will drop you within walking distance of the gates.
Should you choose to drive, parking will be at Kent Denver parking lot with shuttle service to Cherry Hills Country Club.
Kent Denver Parking Lot
Should you choose to drive, parking will be at Kent Denver parking lot with shuttle service to Cherry Hills Country Club.
Kent Denver Parking Lot
| Date | First Shuttle | Last Shuttle |
| Friday, August 11, 2023 | 6:00 AM | 9:00 PM |
| Saturday, August 12, 2023 | 5:30 AM | 9:30 PM |
| Sunday, August 13, 2023 | 5:30 AM | 9:30 PM |
| Monday, August 14, 2023 | 5:30 AM | 9:30 PM |
| Tuesday, August 15, 2023 | 5:30 AM | 9:30 PM |
| Wednesday, August 16, 2023 | 5:30 AM | 8:00 PM |
| Thursday, August 17, 2023 | 5:30 AM | 8:00 PM |
| Friday, August 18, 2023 | 6:00 AM | 3:00 PM |
| Saturday, August19, 2023 | 11:00 AM | 8:00 PM |
| Sunday, August 20, 2023 | 6:00 AM | 9:30 PM |
U.S. AMATEUR HISTORY
THE LEGENDS OF GOLF have made history competing in the U.S. Amateur. Palmer, Nicklaus, Woods and DeChambeau, to name a few, have held the coveted U.S. Amateur trophy. Other stars have competed in the U.S. Amateur and have come up short, but they have gone on to make a name for themselves. In fact, the U.S. Amateur field of 2012 who played at Cherry Hills has accumulated over 50 PGA Tour Victories and included golf icons, Thomas, Spieth, DeChambeau, Matsuyama, Schauffele, and Berger to name a few.
COURSE MAP
Please enjoy this interactive course guide of Cherry Hills Country Club.
https://readymag.com/3199232
https://readymag.com/3199232
FIRST AID
Emergency Services will be available at all times at Cherry Hills Country Club. It will be hot, so please dress appropriately and stay very well hydrated as you enjoy the Championship.
The First Aid Tent will be located near the driving range.
The First Aid Tent will be located near the driving range.