The USGA has established the Open Works Program, an initiative designed to support inclusion and allow Plum Borough/Oakmont Borough and surrounding area residents to receive priority for the labor and supplier needs connected to the 125th U.S. Open Championship to be conducted at Oakmont Country Club June 9-15, 2025.
Small-, women-, minority-, LGBTQIA, disabled, and veteran/service-disabled businesses and individuals are encouraged to click the below link to learn about current opportunities the USGA and its national contractors and suppliers are seeking support for in the planning and execution of the championship. Employment opportunities are actively being recruited for including private security positions, parking attendants, food and beverage staff, and ecology services. A full listing of needs is featured on the Open Works portal.
Plum Borough/Oakmont Borough and surrounding area residents will have a chance to enter information and specify the services or labor opportunities they are interested in offering or applying for through the Open Works registration portal. With consent from the business and/or individual, the USGA will match the registrant with its contractors and suppliers seeking like-minded products, equipment, and/or manpower.
The USGA promotes an inclusive and diverse work and business environment for its celebrated U.S. Open Championship. We are committed to adopting procurement processes and practices that will enhance opportunities for vendors, suppliers, and contractors of diverse backgrounds. The more diversity and inclusion we can create within our championships, the more we can foster greater diversity, equity, and inclusion in the businesses that serve the game of golf.
If you are interested in participating in the Open Works Program, please register by clicking the link below. Questions about the Open Works Program can be directed to 2025usopen@usga.org.
