Frequently Asked Questions

When can I register?

Volunteer Registration is Now Open

Thank you for your interest in the 2026 Truist Championship Volunteer Program! Volunteers are essential to the success and execution of the Truist Championship, so we invite you to join the team of 2,500+ dedicated volunteers.

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Is there a cost to volunteer?

Yes, there is a fee to volunteer at the Truist Championship, but the fee covers the cost of the volunteer package, which includes:

• One (1) Volunteer credential (valid for grounds admission to the tournament & complimentary parking all week)
• One (1) Levelwear tournament polo
• One (1) Levelwear outerwear piece
• One (1) Ahead headwear item
• One (1) Lanyard
• One (1) Truist Championship Clear Tote Bag
• Commemorative 2026 Truist Championship Pin
• A Stanley Iceflow 20oz Tumbler
• 2 Wednesday General Admission Tickets and 1 General Admission Ticket Per Day Thursday – Sunday
• Early access to discounted tickets
• Lunch for each day assigned to volunteer
• A one-time use 25% discount at the PGA TOUR Fan Shop.

Volunteer Registration fee is $135.

What are the age requirements to volunteer?

All adult volunteers must be at least 18 years old to be eligible for a volunteer position. Certain roles require a minimum age of 25. Junior Standard Bearers must be between 13 and 17 years old as of May 4, 2026.

When and where can I pick-up my uniform and credential?

Information regarding uniform and credential pick-up will come in 2026.

What bottoms and shoes do I wear with my uniform?

Bottoms

Men may wear khaki pants or khaki shorts. Women may wear khaki pants, skirts, capris, or knee-length shorts.

Shoes
Closed-toed shoes are required. Sandals, flip-flops, open-toed shoes, and traditional spikes are not permitted.

What if I am unable to attend my committee training?

If you are unable to attend your volunteer committee training, you will contact your Committee Chair to find an alternative solution.

Where is Volunteer Parking?

More information will be announced in 2026.

What should I do in the event of inclement weather?

Your Committee Chair will provide you with information regarding where you should go in the case of inclement weather. Please do not presume that play is canceled if it rains.

Electronic leaderboards throughout the golf course will display weather warnings using a color-coded alert scale.

In the event of dangerous weather, please avoid hilltops/high places, golf carts, temporary structures, trees, and wire fencing.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please contact PGA TOUR Event Services Specialist, Rachel Goetz, at rachelgoetz@pgatourhq.com.