Volunteer Assignments:
Golfer Registration Check-In-Assist with checking in golfers and team/cart assignments.
2 Volunteers
9:30 am-11:30 am
Hospitality-Assist in distributing box lunches during golfer registration.
2 Volunteers
9:30 am-11:30 am
Special Event Activities and Fundraising Sales -Assist with finance functions and execution of events, Duties may include handling of cash and electronic payment methods for additional fundraising activities during the tournament.
Special Events Include:
10 Volunteers
10:30 am-4:00 pm**
Longest Drive (Hole 11)
*Hole-In-One (Hole 15)
Closet to the Pin (Hole 9 and 17)
Putting Contest
*Two volunteers must be present at all time for verification.
**Volunteers are invite to BBQ Buffett at Brantwyn Yard after assignment.
Dress Code and Covid Guidelines:
In respect of the Dress Code at DuPont Country Club we ask that volunteers refrain from the following items of clothing, along with consideration to the weather. Volunteers my bring a folding compact camping chair for their personal use.
- Blue Jeans
- Short Shorts
- Mini Skirts
- Tank Tops
- Flip Flops
- Baggy and Ripped Clothing
DuPont Country Club is operating under the CDC Covid Guidelines, along the updated orders from Delaware Governor John Carney as of June 11, 2021.
The CDC guidance advises that fully vaccinated people can stop distancing and wearing masks in most places indoors and outdoors, except in certain crowded and congregate settings. Unvaccinated and partially vaccinated individuals should continue to wear masks in public settings and around those who live outside of their household. Governor Carney’s order continues to require mask-wearing on public transit, planes, in schools, health care facilities and congregate settings like prisons and homeless shelters. The order also continues to require mask-wearing in State-owned buildings and facilities, including Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) facilities, Delaware State Service Centers, and the Carvel State Office Building.
Those who are not fully vaccinated, including children not yet eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, should continue to wear masks when they’re around others outside their immediate household, according to CDC guidance. Any child under 2-years-old must not wear a face covering due to risk of suffocation.
