Dubai Desert Classic calls for volunteers
- United Arab Emirates: Sunday, January 20 - 2008 at 13:32
- PRESS RELEASE
Organisers of the Dubai Desert Classic are calling upon golfing enthusiasts to come forward and be part of the action when the European Tour event, featuring a stellar cast led by world number one Tiger Woods, gets under way at the Emirates Golf Club from January 29 to February 3.
"The role of the volunteers will be crucial in continuing to showcase Dubai as the 'city of golf', as we strive to make the Dubai Desert Classic the most successful tournament on the European Tour," stated Mohamed Buamaim, vice-chairman and CEO of 'golf in DUBAI.'
"We spend a great deal of time making sure the course is in perfect condition and that we have the best players available for the event itself," said Buamaim.
"However, none of this would be possible without the assistance of the volunteers, and we are calling on the UAE golfing community as a whole to play their part in ensuring we put our best foot forward as a country," he added.
The volunteers will be deployed in a variety of key positions under the expert guidance of a highly experienced chief marshal.
All golf fans wishing to be part of Dubai's premier ladies event may visit the tournament website - for online registration. Preference will be given to those volunteers who can commit to two or more days.
"We will be delighted to welcome back experienced marshals and volunteers, but encourage newcomers to participate as well," said Buamaim, noting that all necessary training and golf course familiarisation would be provided for the new volunteers to help ensure they were comfortable in all situations.
"The volunteers have a great time and always comment on how enjoyable an experience it is to come together for the Dubai Desert Classic, meet new friends and be a part of a world-class event," he added.
'golf in DUBAI' is backed by Dubal (Dubai Aluminium) as the main partner and National Bank of Dubai, Emaar, Jumeirah Hotels, Emirates airline, BMW, Jumeirah Golf Estates, Gulf News, Omega and CNN as partners in its drive to showcase the emirate's vibrant golfing scene to a worldwide audience.
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