News Summary
The 2025 RBC Heritage tournament commenced with Pro-Am day at Harbour Links Golf Course, highlighting the critical contributions of over 1,600 local volunteers. Their roles include parking management, hospitality, and media support, significantly enhancing the attendee experience. Featuring prominent figures from USC, the event seeks to exceed last year’s attendance, showcasing a vibrant community spirit and cooperation among volunteers.
Volunteers Play Crucial Role in the 2025 RBC Heritage Tournament at Harbour Links Golf Course
The 2025 RBC Heritage tournament opened with Pro-Am day at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, showcasing the vital contributions of local volunteers.
Volunteering Highlights
- Event location: Harbour Links Golf Course
- Dozens of volunteers from Hilton Head and Bluffton supported the tournament
- Over 1,600 volunteers are involved, aiming to surpass last year’s attendance of 115,000
Volunteers play an essential role in ensuring the tournament runs seamlessly.
Volunteer Responsibilities
- Parking lot management
- Hospitality and security
- Child care and concession shops
- Media support and assisting spectators
Many volunteers work over 16 hours during the tournament week, tackling responsibilities that help maintain excitement for the event.
Volunteer Experiences
- Returning volunteers Keith and Lynne Barker highlight the joy of working together
- First-time volunteer Sophia Brown values the interactions and overall experience
- Gallery management volunteers assist from inside the ropes, ensuring smooth play for golfers
- Third-year volunteer Dave Conner enjoys the family-friendly atmosphere of Pro-Am day
Moreover, volunteers help direct guests and manage shuttles and parking lots effectively.
Food Service Updates
Serg Restaurant Group has relocated kitchens on-site to handle cooking, allowing volunteers to staff food tents while handling customer preferences.
Notable Participants
- USC Head Football Coach Shane Beamer attracted considerable attention
- USC Men’s basketball coach Lamont Paris also participated
- Jacob Bridgeman, a Clemson graduate from Inman, expressed his enthusiasm
- U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham discussed golf-related topics during the tournament
Event Progression
The opening ceremony was held Tuesday at noon, and the first round for professional golfers is set to start at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday. Notably, younger volunteers aged 12-18 serve as standard bearers, carrying leaderboard standards.
Through their dedication and effort, local volunteers significantly enhance the RBC Heritage experience for attendees and participants alike.
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Additional Resources
- WSAV: RBC Heritage Pro-Am Tees Off
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Volunteering
- Island Packet: RBC Heritage Tournament
- Google Search: RBC Heritage Tournament 2025
- WTOC: Spectators Enjoy RBC Heritage
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