Volunteering for the US Open may be a hot topic, but the debate extends beyond just the pay to work aspect. The volunteer gear seems to play a significant role in shaping volunteers’ experiences with the event.
Summary
- Some volunteers find the cost of gear worth it for the overall experience.
- Others regret not volunteering due to the quality of the gear and perks.
- Past volunteers reminisce positively about their time volunteering at other golf events.
Excitement Over Gear Value
Volunteers like ‘allcryptal’ express how the opportunity to volunteer for renowned events like the US Open with enticing gear makes it irresistible. They see it as a deal too good to pass up.
Regrets Over Missed Opportunities
‘sdanasean’ shares a different perspective, feeling remorse for not volunteering due to the perceived value from the gear and experiences others have had.
Nostalgic Reflections
Comments from ‘brysch1’ reflect the positive impact volunteering can have, with past experiences being memorable and enjoyable, making volunteers eager to participate again.
The_Dirty_Dangla anticipates their upcoming volunteer experience for the Women’s Open with excitement, especially highlighting the value of the Peter Millar gear they received.
Overall, whether the cost of volunteering is justified or not seems to vary among individuals based on their expectations and previous experiences.