VOLUNTEER POSITIONS ARE STILL AVAILABLE

Although the official volunteer recruitment deadline has passed, a number of volunteer positions are still available on the access control committee. Please contact Jackie Singleton at jsingleton@tcclub.org or 617-456-3817 to register.

We appreciate your interest in volunteering for the 2013 U.S. Amateur Championship.  This 11-day event requires the help and support of more than 1000 volunteers.  Be a part of the 2013 U.S. Amateur Championship, when 312 of the best amateur golfers from around the world compete for one of golf’s most coveted titles.

The volunteer fee of $125 includes a championship golf shirt, hat or visor, and belt, as well as breakfast or lunch during any shift, a week-long championship credential, off-site volunteer parking, and access to the volunteer headquarters facility.

Volunteers registering at this time are still able to specify the sizes they require for the standard uniform pieces, but the optional, discounted volunteer-only pieces are no longer available, as the order deadline for those pieces coincided with the official recruitment deadline of January 25.

Thank you for your support of the 2013 U.S. Amateur Championship.

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The 113th U.S. Amateur Championship will be here soon and now is the perfect time for you to secure access to this special event for your company. By participating in our Corporate Hospitality Program, you will have the opportunity to treat clients, vendors and key employees to a day of watching spectacular golf in the historic and beautiful setting of The Country Club. As an added bonus, you will also be able to play the Club’s renowned course.

Corporate hospitality begins on Wednesday, August 14, and includes upgraded tickets, access to an exclusive dining area with upscale food and beverage service, reserved parking or dedicated transportation, an advertisement in the official championship program, playing privileges before the event and more!

Details of the benefits are included on the enclosed benefits sheet. Please take a moment to review this document to ensure that the benefits suits the needs of your company. If it does and you would like to confirm your participation in the Corporate Hospitality Program, please complete the enclosed Letter of Intent and return it to the Club. The Club’s mailing address, email address and fax number are included on the letter. Upon receipt of the letter, your hospitality location will be reserved, a contract will be mailed to, and a member of the fundraising committee will contact you to follow up. However, if you feel that the benefits are not the proper fit for your organization, please contact Jackie Singleton at The Country Club at 617-456-3817 or jsingleton@tcclub.org and she will provide you with information on other available packages.

The Country Club looks forward to welcoming you and your guests to the 113th U.S. Amateur Championship, which will undoubtedly be an unforgettable experience. As you consider participating in the program, please do not hesitate to contact me at 617-204-3424 or jhearty@cloughcapital.com with any questions. We hope to see you at the event and appreciate your support of the 113th U.S. Amateur Championship.

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Sincerely,

Jim Hearty
Vice Chairperson, 113th U.S. Amateur Championship

Check here for news and press releases as we near the 2013 U.S. Amateur Championship!

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Country Club renovations set for U.S. Amateur
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by Jimmy Golen, AP Sports Writer

This course no Amateur
by Tom Layman, Boston Herald

Countdown to 2013 U.S. Amateur at The Country Club in Brookline Begins
by Mike Whitmer, The Boston Globe

The Country Club in Brookline to host amateur championship
by Brock Parker, The Boston Globe

Brookline Country Club gearing up for major tournament
by Teddy Applebaum, Brookline Tab