Thank you for your interest in volunteering for the 2010 Boeing Classic August 23-29. More than 1,000 volunteers helped make the Boeing Classic a big success in 2009!

Please note that volunteers must attend one of the following orientation sessions:

• Saturday, August 21st at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge
• Sunday, August 22nd at Qwest Field
• At both locations, uniform pickup begins at 9am, orientation begins at 10am
• Volunteers are strongly encouraged to attend the session at Qwest field due to the size of the facilities

WHY VOLUNTEER?

Our volunteer’s “can do” attitude, energy and passion serving our many committees is truly appreciated. In exchange for your time and volunteer fee , you will receive the official Boeing Classic Volunteer Package (valued at over $275) that includes:

• 2 high-quality polo shirts with embroidered BC logo
• 1 wind jacket with embroidered BC logo
• 1 cap or visor (your choice) with embroidered BC logo
• 1 knapsack with BC logo
• 2 week-long admission passes for family members/friends
• Free, preferred parking on the days you work
• Shuttle to/from volunteer parking on your work days
• Lunch vouchers for the days you work
• Free snacks and beverages
• 15% discount on non-sale items at the tournament Merchandise Center
• 1 drawing ticket for a set of Callaway Golf Irons (3-PW)
• An invitation to the Volunteer Appreciation Party

VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION FEE

• $25 for returning 2009 volunteers using their 2009 volunteer uniform; includes hat, food vouchers and commemorative pin.
• $75 for new and returning volunteers; includes 2 shirts, a jacket, a hat or visor, food vouchers and commemorative pin.

VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE DESCRIPTIONS

Click here to view Volunteer Committees and Descriptions

There are 21 volunteer committees that welcome your help.

We recommend that after you review the committee descriptions you download and print the information so that you will have it handy as you make your committee choices (2) during sign-up. We encourage you to register as soon as possible to give yourself the best chance for getting your first committee choice

Additional Volunteer Resources: Fast Facts (pdf) | Volunteer Registration Brochure.

Checkout what people have to say about their volunteer experience at the Boeing Classic.

Parking, Directions & Last Minute

Directions:

From Seattle:

• Take I-90 to exit 25 (Route 18 / Snoqualmie Parkway).
• Turn left at the stop sign and go under the freeway following Snoqualmie Parkway
• Follow the signs and arrows to your specified parking lot, general public will park in the “Spectator Parking”

Parking:

• Parking is $5 a day and a shuttle will run every 5-10 minutes from the course to and from the parking lots from 8 am to 8pm each day. The shuttle ride is approximately 7 minutes.
• Preferred parking will be available in the front row of each parking lot for all Cadillac vehicles. Signage will clearly mark this area.

Last Minute Details:

• Concessions and an espresso stand are available onsite
• Cameras, cell phones, chairs and food are not permitted on the grounds and must be kept in your vehicle.

Golf Etiquette:

• Stay quiet and stand still when the players are about to hit the ball
• For your own safety, always follow the directions of the Boeing Classic signage and tournament security officials.
• Always stay outside the ropes, unless crossing at a designated crosswalk
• It is appropriate for spectators to applaud or cheer successful strokes by a player, but excessive demonstrations are not appropriate because of possible effect on other competitors.
• Spectators should never applaud or cheer the misfortune or misplay by a competitor.
• If following a group or player from hole to hole, spectators should remain still until all players in that group have completed their shots, or putts on the green, and then move on to the next shot or hole.
• Do not request a player's autograph during his round. Request autographs only after a player has completed his round.
• Spectators will be removed immediately without warning for:
• Refusal to obey quiet signs or signals
• Distracting or embarrassing a player
• Making rude, vulgar or other inappropriate comments or gestures toward a player