Seasonal Intern

By Luling, October 10 - updated Friday at 05:37 PM - Luling, Texas

Join the team at Luling as we continue to build our private 36 hole golf club currently undergoing multiple facets of both construction and grow-in. Located equidistant to both San Antonio and Austin, Luling Texas offers the perfect site to bring a world class golf course to central Texas. Both golf courses are currently being built on an over 1500 acre property, surrounded by working cattle ranches, and have natural barrancas flowing throughout. Ultimately the livestock will roam fenced areas throughout the golf courses and their many  pasture lands creating a picturesque environment for golf.    The membership will be largely national and is expected to be invitation-only with less than 10,000 rounds. Course #1 has been designed by Kyle Franz while the OCM (Ogilvy, Cocking, and Mead) team are currently designing course #2. Both courses, while possessing vastly different designs, will blend modern architecture with the Texas Hill Country landscape and provide the firm and fast conditions expected of a world class golf course. The club additionally will add a driving range and short course to be completed after the initial two courses.    Interns will be exposed to all aspects of golf course maintenance and construction. Interns will spend time on each course allowing for exposure to both world class conditioning and construction. Our philosophy is to ensure students are ready to progress into the next stages of their careers upon completion of their internship at Luling. Full-time employment available upon completion of degree or certification program. Additionally interns will have the option for tournament volunteer experience.

By Troubadour Golf and Field Club, Friday at 04:58 PM - College Grove, Tennessee

Troubadour Golf & Field Club in College Grove, TN is currently seeking a Summer Intern to join our Agronomy team. Nestled in the rolling hills of middle Tennessee, Troubadour Golf & Field Club is part of the Discovery Land Company family. Discovery Land Company creates one-of-a-kind environments that provide individuals and families the freedom, security, and resources to learn, grow, and play in the some of the most beautiful places in the world. Through these environments, our clubs foster relationships, share unforgettable experiences, embrace well-being, and inspire pure expressions of love, joy, compassion, and gratitude. We are seeking a motivated individual that has a strong work ethic, willingness to learn, attention to detail, and a desire to learn the turf industry. Our interns will be exposed to all aspects of golf course maintenance to provide them with the best skills needed for their career in turf. Interns will learn and experience: daily course setup, chemical and fertilizer calibration and application, irrigation troubleshooting and repairs, spraying, topdressing, water management, weed and disease identification, small crew leadership, and more.  An internship at Troubadour Golf and Field Club will provide an excellent opportunity to gain valuable experience at a high-end private golf course. 

By Hazeltine National Golf Club, November 15 - updated Friday at 03:43 PM - Chaska, Minnesota

Hazeltine National Golf Club is seeking passionate future turfgrass professionals for 2026 internships. Hazeltine has a proud history of hosting major championships, most recently the 2024 U.S. Amateur. We are honored to be the future site of the 2026 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and the 2029 Ryder Cup.  Our program aims to offer a comprehensive and rewarding turfgrass and personnel management experience at one of the country’s most prestigious championship venues.  We are dedicated to designing an internship that meets the needs of each individual. During a season at Hazeltine, you will encounter every aspect of turfgrass operations, including daily planning, personnel management, equipment maintenance, data collection, and the highest level of bentgrass playing surface management. In 2026, our interns will gain valuable experience as we host the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, which will return for the second time after a memorable 2019 event. Few clubs can offer such a dynamic environment, and we look forward to welcoming passionate interns who will play a key role in our championship preparation and execution. In 2025, Hazeltine opened Aerie, our new 10-hole short course, featuring 100,000 square feet of bentgrass putting surfaces and six acres of bentgrass tees and fairways. The short course provides another dynamic turfgrass management opportunity for our interns. Our goal is to give you the tools, confidence, and professional foundation needed to succeed in the golf industry. We take pride in shaping the next generation of turfgrass professionals and are dedicated to making this a meaningful and impactful step in your career journey. All we ask from our interns is that you bring passion. Thank you for considering Hazeltine. I look forward to the opportunity to work with you and share the championship culture that defines our club.   Click here to view our Internship Booklet and Video Library!   Availability & Schedule Flexible internship duration with both summer (~3 months) and full-season (~6 months) options. To ensure meaningful championship experience, a start date by May 15, 2026 is preferred; applicants must be available no later than June 1, 2026. Weekend rotation required: every other weekend, with the option of working additional weekends if desired.

By Columbia Edgewater Country Club, Friday at 02:20 PM - updated Friday at 02:26 PM - Portland, Oregon

Students will experience a monthly classroom setting to review the golf club’s management programs. Students will meet with a monthly guest speaker to cover soil test, spend time with the General Manager on budget and meet with a pump station contractor to understand the fundamentals of a pump station. Weekly goals will be set with the Superintendent/Agronomist and an outline will be set for weekly achievements during the summer in turf management practices. Also, students will have the opportunity to host a televised event, the LPGA Portland Classic.

By Eastward Ho!, Friday at 12:35 PM - Chatham, Massachusetts

    Eastward Ho! Is a private 18-hole Herbert Fowler design located on the coastline of Cape Cod.  Built in 1922 the course boasts unique architecture that follows the topography of glacial moraines. Interns work closely alongside the Superintendent in all aspects of turf maintenance.  This position requires a professionally driven individual who operates with the highest expectations and efficiencies. Strong organizational skills are preferred.  The correct candidate will work with seasoned crew through projects, applications, and daily operations. Individual understands the requirements and demands of turf improvement at a world class private facility. We are seeking individuals that understand what it takes to be the best. Current rankings include:  Golf Magazine – “Top 100 Courses in the U.S.” (#50), Top 100 Golf Courses "Top 100" (#71 [#35 in U.S.]), Golf Week – “Top 200 Classic” (#41), Golf Club Atlas – “Custodians of the Game” (#72 [#31 in U.S.]).     Responsibilities include: Managing small crews Irrigation repair and troubleshooting Spraying fairways and greens Water management/Hand watering Fertilizer applications/calibrations Aerification Assist the equipment technician with repairs and maintenance Operating tractors and loaders Course set-up Walk mow greens Walk mow tees and collar Green Expansions Bunker Reconstruction Tee Construction Fairway Expansions Native Sandy Area Construction

By Lakewood Country Club, December 1 - updated Friday at 12:17 PM - Dallas, Texas

Lakewood Country Club is looking to fill intern positions for the summer of 2026. This position can start earlier in the spring extend into the fall.  Lakewood Country Club was designed by Tom Bendelow and opened for play in 1912. Throughout the years the club has gone through renovations by Ralph Plummer and Coore and Crenshaw. Lakewood Country Club is entering into a new era of its rich and established history. The Club is currently in the process of a major golf course renovation at the direction of renowned golf course architect, Andrew Green. The Club is targeted to open back up in the Fall of 2026. All 18 holes are being redesigned to complement a new state-of-the-art practice facility, teaching studio and on-course comfort station.  The project will include hydronics, sub air, 2 wire HDPE irrigation and other new state of the art technologies. This position requires a driven individual who aspires to be a leader within the industry.  This individual needs to be efficient, possess high expectations and strong time management skills. This individual needs to understand the requirements and demands of working at high end private facility. This position will be tailored to the skills, abilities and potential of the individual to ensure they benefit from their time at Lakewood. Lakewood has hosted many events over the years. Lakewood played host to the Dallas Victory Open where Byron Nelson won one of his eight tournament titles that year. The Victory Open became the Dallas Open, which later become the Byron Nelson Classic, one of the most successful events on the PGA Tour. The long and happy association between Lakewood and the Nelson family continues to this day with the Byron Nelson Junior Championship played annually at the Club. U.S Open Sectional Qualifier (2017,2020,2022), Texas Amateur (2017), U.S Amateur Qualifier (2023), North Texas Senior PGA Championship (2024), U.S Mid-Amateur qualifier (2024).  The Candidate will be exposed to construction, irrigation installation, grow in and many other important aspects of a major renovation. 

By Trout National - The Reserve, September 10 - updated Thursday at 08:19 PM - Millville, New Jersey

Trout National isn’t just a course – it’s a statement.  A world-class destination club delivering a curated experience where bold design, elite play, and five-star accommodations converge in an unforgettable setting.  From championship-level golf to luxurious overnight stays, every detail is crafted for members who demand the best. Positions Open:  2 Trout National - The Reserve is a private 18-hole golf course currently finishing all phases of construction for a grand opening in April 2026.  Three-time league MVP Mike Trout and 15-time major champion Tiger Woods teamed up to create the ultimate golf experience in south Jersey.    Visit the website below for more information about the club.  We are currently looking to fill seasonal intern positions for 2026.  Start dates can range from March to May depending on your school schedule and availability.  Interns will be involved in all aspects of providing exceptional playing conditions at a brand new facility.  The property includes two Watertronics pump stations, Rainbird irrigation system, brand new John Deere equipment fleet including GPS sprayers, and a newly constructed maintenance facility.  The golf course includes vast native berming and sand waste areas, over 60 acres of bentgrass, a 7-hole short course, and a 14 acre practice facility.    This is an opportunity to join an experienced, energetic staff as we build our maintenance program for a unique facility.  Free, off-site housing is provided. Interns will work closely with the management team and be exposed to: Management of new USGA bentgrass greens Establishment, repair and maintenance of all other playing surfaces Managing naturalized areas and waste bunkers Chemical and fertilizer applications Water management and use of Rainbird IC system Use of golf course cultivation equipment Leading small crews and projects Media: Trout National is one of the most hyped new courses in recent memory. And we got a first look | Golf Courses | GolfDigest.com https://tgrdesign.tigerwoods.com/courses/troutnational/ Trout National Trout National Internship.pdf     Start and end dates are flexible.  

By Wee Burn Country Club, Thursday at 05:29 PM - Darien, Connecticut

About Wee Burn Country Club Founded in 1896, Wee Burn Country Club is one of Connecticut’s oldest and most respected private clubs. The 18-hole championship course was designed by noted architect Devereux Emmet and is currently ranked as the 5th best course in the state. Today the club features premier golf, racquets, beach, dining, and recreational facilities, all maintained to exceptional standards. Position Summary Wee Burn Country Club is seeking a seasonal intern to join our golf course maintenance and grounds team for the 2026 golf season. As a seasonal intern you will work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent,  Assistant Superintendents and AIT's and will be an integral part of the management team. This role offers hands-on involvement in all areas of agronomy, including daily maintenance practices, construction and renovation projects, staff coordination, and both short- and long-term planning. Our goal is to provide the training and experience needed to prepare you for a successful future career as an Assistant Superintendent, Superintendent or Director of Agronomy. Responsibilities Assist with daily golf course maintenance: mowing, watering, bunker care, course set up and scouting  Support fertilizer and pesticide handling, calibration, application, and record keeping Operate a variety of turf equipment, including mowers, rollers, and aerifiers Participate in seasonal projects, renovations, and improvement initiatives Participate in irrigation inspections, troubleshooting, and repairs Help ensure high standards of course conditioning, safety, and professionalism

By The Country Club of Virginia, Wednesday at 09:02 PM - updated Thursday at 04:13 PM - Richmond, Virginia

The Country Club of Virginia is looking to enhance its team with college students pursuing a degree related to turfgrass management.  During the internship, students will gain professional experience in the golf course maintenance industry while working at a nationally-ranked club.  Our goal with this position is to help students become more knowledgeable about managing and preparing a golf course, as well as maintaining a high level of service to its membership.  Through each intern’s dedicated performance, we hope to grow our ambassadorial presence and build a long-lasting relationship of networking and future opportunities. For more information on our operation and detailed descriptions of our golf courses, please click here for our internship brochure. Schedule: 6:00 A.M.- 2:30 P.M. - Five shifts per week    Club Profile The Country Club of Virginia is one of America’s oldest and finest private, member-owned clubs. CCV is currently ranked #7 on the Platinum Clubs of America list, out of thousands of recognized clubs. Located in Richmond, Virginia, CCV was organized in 1908 and is one of the nation’s largest full-service country clubs. The club’s 8,000 members support 1,111 acres containing two superb clubhouses situated seven miles apart, 54 holes of golf, 24 tennis courts, five squash courts, three platform tennis courts, a 100,000 square foot fitness complex, five pools, five dining outlets, three snack bars, and special event venues. In season, CCV employs a staff of over 800 and has an operating budget in excess of $54 million.    CCV conducts post-offer drug tests and criminal background screenings.  

By Brook Hollow Golf Club, Thursday at 03:02 PM - updated Thursday at 03:09 PM - Dallas, Texas

Brook Hollow Golf Club Summer Internship Brook Hollow Golf Club (founded 1920) is a premier private, member-owned club in the Southwest. Brook Hollow has hosted major events, including multiple Trans-Miss Championships, the USGA Mid-Amateur, and numerous USGA and Texas Golf Association championships and qualifiers. Most recently, Brook Hollow co-hosted the 2025 U.S. Junior Amateur with Trinity Forest Golf Club. In 2020, Brook Hollow completed a golf course renovation to restore the original A.W. Tillinghast design characteristics from the 1920s. The project included a new Toro 2-wire irrigation system, resurfacing of fairways, tees, and rough with Tahoma 31 Bermudagrass, and  7-7-7 bentgrass greens featuring SubAir and hydronic systems to manage subsurface temperature and optimize air/gas exchange. This internship offers hands-on turfgrass management experience using state-of-the-art technologies. We are seeking a hardworking, detail-oriented individual interested in developing the skills needed to become an Assistant Superintendent. The selected intern(s) will work alongside the agronomy team and gain exposure to all aspects of golf course maintenance and operations. Key Learning Areas & Responsibilities Moisture management on bentgrass and bermudagrass playing surfaces Warm-season cultural practices during our July closure week Operation of Hydronics and SubAir technology on bentgrass greens Tournament Preparation Assisting with creating and implementing golf course operating procedures Exposure to industry robotics and its software Chemical & fertilizer calibration, application, and safety Record keeping and basic administrative support (including payroll exposure) Irrigation repair and scheduling using Lynx software Mechanic shop exposure: equipment repair and preventative maintenance Time with the Horticulturist supporting clubhouse grounds Management of small projects and special assignments Routine maintenance: mowing, bunker maintenance, course set-up, etc. Qualifications Ability to read and understand product labels and relevant regulations, familiarity with safe handling and application of chemicals and fertilizers Computer proficiency (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Valid Driver’s License Professional, well-groomed appearance per club standards Motivated self-starter with strong attention to detail Able to work outdoors in all weather conditions Flexible schedule (weekends/holidays as needed; early/late shifts may be required) Physical Requirements Ability to bend, stoop, and stand up to 8-12 hours daily. Must be able to lift, push, or move up to 50 lbs. Work independently--able to move about departments and club buildings professionally Good or corrected vision to read labels and perform detailed work Comfortable working in a busy, team-oriented environment Compensation & Benefits $20/hour + overtime Free Off-site housing provided Meals Uniforms Golf/Fishing privileges Team activities outside of work (golf, sporting events, etc.)

By Gozzer Ranch Golf & Lake Club, Wednesday at 09:55 PM - updated Wednesday at 10:07 PM - Harrison, Idaho

Discovery Land Company creates one-of-kind environments that provide individuals and families the freedom, security, and resources to learn, grow, and play in some of the most beautiful places in the world. Through these environments, Clubs foster relationships, share unforgettable and life-changing experiences, embrace well-being, and inspire pure expressions of love, joy, compassion, and gratitude in all forms.   At Gozzer Ranch we believe that meeting the mission stated above is a promise we get to deliver on every day. Gozzer Ranch Employees use their personal talent, passion, and resources to meaningfully integrate with diverse cultures and communities to create a viable and fun world for future generations, we do this by operating from our company’s unwavering values, learning, growing, and adjusting as we go.   As a Golf Course Intern for Gozzer Ranch you will be part of creating the Gozzer Ranch Experience. You may be asked to perform other tasks (outside of your key areas of responsibility) from time to time based on business needs. While performing all tasks at Gozzer Ranch we require passion and behavior that embodies our company values:   · PEOPLE ARE OUR PRIORITY · WE RESPECT PEOPLE, PLACES, AND CULTURES · WE DO THE RIGHT THING · WE BELIEVE IN HAVING FUN   Your key areas of responsibility are outlined below:   Key Area #1: Member Experience and Vibe   · Greet our member and member guests promptly upon arrival · Always provide our member and member guests prompt and professional service · Exceed member and member guest expectations · Create 100% guest satisfaction by providing our Gozzer brand behavior and genuine hospitality · Give personal attention and take personal responsibility for a member and member guest experience   Key Area #2: Teamwork   · Work intentionally to include ALL Gozzer Employees · Create good working relationships with ALL Gozzer Employees · Maintain a courteous attitude toward ALL Gozzer Employees   Key Area #3: Daily Operations   · Adhere to Gozzer Ranch uniform and appearance standards · Operate mowers on greens, aprons, fairways, tees and roughs · Edge, weed and rake bunkers to keep them maintained and ready for golf daily · Fuel up all equipment and check fluid levels on all types of equipment; report equipment problems or failure to the equipment manager immediately · Return all equipment to the designated location at the maintenance yard; keep the maintenance yard/facility and equipment clean · Water and fertilize all turf surfaces as directed by supervisor · Set tee markers and change pin locations on greens daily · Fix ball marks on greens and fill divots on tees and fairways · Application of chemicals and fertilizers in liquid and granular formulations under direct supervision of a certified applicator · Help in project work; assist in the construction of greens, tees, fairways and bunkers; prepare soil base, lay sod and seed all turf surfaces. · Install forms and lay walks and paths using gravel and asphalt mixes; excavate and backfill ditches and trenches with hand tools; repair and replace pipe on irrigation and drainage systems · May be asked to operate dump trucks or other light equipment · Performs other duties as directed by his/her supervisor · Immediately communicate Safety and Maintenance concerns to your immediate supervisor and request a follow up is conducted   Knowledge, Skill, and Abilities:   · Knowledge of methods and materials used in grounds and landscape area construction/maintenance work · Working knowledge of and ability to use hand and power tools and equipment · Ability to operate trucks and light motorized equipment · Comply with Idaho State Health and Wellness regulations · Possess basic computer knowledge · Ability to work effectively with all personality types · Ability to understand and carry-out verbal and written instructions independently · Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations correctly · Ability to work weekends, holidays, morning, and nights · Ability to work in all weather conditions and temperatures to include inside and outside areas · Ability to perform light physical tasks, exerting up to 25 lbs. of force on a frequent basis and up to 75 lbs. on an occasional basis independently or with help · Ability to perform such activities as grasping, lifting, reaching, crouching, walking, sitting, and carrying. · Possession of a valid driver’s license

By Sleepy Hollow Country Club, November 4 - updated Wednesday at 09:46 PM - Scarborough, New York

  Sleepy Hollow Country Club is a world renowned C.B. MacDonald original design overlooking the Hudson River in Scarborough, New York.   The 338 acre property consists of a championship 18-hole Upper Course and a 9-hole Lower Course.  The Upper Course is currently ranked 52nd in the United States by Golf Digest, and 70th in the world by Golf Magazine.  Hanse Golf Course Design completed a restoration of the Upper Course in 2016 that converted the greens construction to USGA specification while utilizing the original poa sod.  The Lower Course consists of modified native soil push-up greens, offering candidates a unique opportunity to manage both sand-constructed USGA greens and hundred year old native soil greens on the same property. Seasonal interns will be an integral part of a strong agronomic team that strives to provide championship level conditioning on a daily basis for our membership and guests.  Interns can expect to be involved in every aspect of the day-to-day operations, with an emphasis placed on plant protectant and fertilizer applications, intensive moisture management techniques, and special projects.  Interns will work directly alongside all Assistants, Superintendents, and the Director of Agronomy, and share many of the same responsibilities.    Internships are available year-round.  

By The Alotian Club, Wednesday at 09:09 PM - Roland, Arkansas

Facility Description: Established in 2004, The Alotian Club, ranked as one of “America’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses” in Golf Digest is located in the heart of Arkansas, just west of Little Rock.  Founded by Warren Stephens, son of former Masters Chairman, Jack Stephens and designed by one of the nation’s top golf course architects, Tom Fazio. The private 18-hole course is located within 1500 acres of rolling hills and is unique in that it has Bentgrass greens as well as Zoysiagrass tees, fairways and rough. The Alotian Club was the host site of the 2013 Western Amateur, the 2019 Arnold Palmer Cup, and the 2021 Jackson T. Stephens Cup.  Known not just for the amazing views over Lake Maumelle, but for consistently providing some of the best amenities and playing conditions to be found around the world. The club facilities include a championship golf course, 7-acre practice range and 3-acre short game area.  At the Alotian Club we take pride in managing an immaculate golf course while working together as a team to accomplish a mutual goal. Interns will be exposed to many learning opportunities that cover every facet of a golf course management operation as well as excellent career networking and future job opportunities. Job Description: The golf course management internship program trains qualified and motivated individuals with the skills needed to become an effective Assistant Superintendent and eventually a Golf Course Superintendent. Working at The Alotian Club will give interns the opportunity to learn what it takes to maintain a high-end private golf club with the highest standards in the industry. The Alotian club is a fast-paced work environment where quality and attention to detail are paramount. Interns will gain general knowledge of day to day golf course maintenance operations as well as exposure to future golf course improvement projects to include tee box construction, fairway drainage, and addition of native grass and tall fescue areas. Consisting of cool and warm season grasses gives interns the unique opportunity to learn how to manage Bentgrass greens as well as Zoysiagrass tees, fairways and rough. Intern positions are available from 3-12 months in length.   Work Experience: Our internship program consists of the following blocks of hands on education where students can apply classroom knowledge to real world scenarios. The time interns stay in each area will depend on previous experience.  ·       Daily Course Setup and Basic Day to Day Maintenance Operations  ·       Integrated Pest Management (Planning, Inventory, Calibrations, Applying Pesticides and Fertilizers, Documentation) ·       Equipment Operation (Both General Golf Course Equipment and Some Construction Equipment) ·       General Turfgrass Management and Cultivation (Topdressing, Aerification, Grooming/Verticuting, etc) ·       Bentgrass Putting Green Moisture Management ·       Irrigation Systems Management and Water Scheduling (Toro Lynx) ·       Subsurface Air Systems and Hydronics Units ·       Construction Projects (Drainage, Tee Box Construction) ·       Horticulture Experience (Planning, Annual Change Out, Pruning, Tree Work, Landscape Design and Instillation) ·       Small Crew Management ·       Environmental Awareness Project ·       Equipment Maintenance (Grinding Reels/Bedknives, Cutting Unit Quality of Cut and Height of Cut, and Preventative Maintenance) ·       Budgeting & Financial Management ·       Tournament Preparation   

By Pine Canyon Club, Wednesday at 07:18 PM - Flagstaff, Arizona

2026 Agronomy Internships; 6 & 10 month Internship Offered, Paid Housing, Overtime  Come work and play in one of America's great mountain cities, Flagstaff, Arizona. Pine Canyon Club is a private 600 acre residential and golf community with multiple member offerings. Designed by Jay Morrish in 2002, the club is busy working on numerous improvement projects including a new, 10 acre par 3 course.   We are looking to fill two positions for the 2026  season with individuals who are passionate about golf and enjoy working in a fun, team oriented environment. Interns at Pine Canyon will be exposed to all aspects of managing a high end golf facility. You will work closely with the Director of Agronomy, Assistant Superintendents and an amazing core staff that works and plays together in one of the best places in the world to do so. You will go through a series of work / training sessions as we build up toward the end of the season where you will be responsible for running the operation for one full week. Training sessions include golf course set up, irrigation management and handwatering, fertilizer and spray applications, staff and inter-departmental communications, equipment set up and troubleshooting, weekly planning, budgeting, resume writing and mock interviews and networking with industry professionals. Once you finish your time here, you will have a solid foundation in all aspects of the maintenance operations and will know just what it takes to make the jump to Assistant and eventually Superintendent.  We value a solid work / life balance and as such, your schedule will include 3 days off every two weeks (off every other weekend) giving you time to explore the amazing natural beauty of nearby areas such as the Grand Canyon, Sedona and Scottsdale AZ. Life is better at 7000ft! 

By Jefferson Landing, October 20 - updated Wednesday at 07:03 PM - Jefferson, North Carolina

 You will have the opportunity to work with bentgrass fairways, tees and greens. The interns will operate equipment, course setup, deep water and wilt watching, calibrate, apply fertilizers, spray applications, irrigation set up, irrigation repairs, special projects, and other various golf maintenance duties. This is a great opportunity. 

By Mapleton Golf Club, Wednesday at 02:03 PM - updated Wednesday at 02:37 PM - Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Mapleton is a new premier private club in Sioux Falls, SD. Course construction started in the fall of 2023 and was completed in August of 2025, opening for fall golf. The 2026 season will be the first full season of play. We are set to complete the grow-in process of our short course this spring and open for play in spring 2026. Mapleton's vision is to be Sioux Falls' first-ever private 'Golf Club', offering the best championship golf course in the area, fine dining, and overnight lodging accommodations. Turf Grass interns will gain valuable grow-in experience, participate in cultural practices, and learn from an experienced superintendent. We are seeking a motivated, detail-oriented turfgrass Intern to assist with the daily operations and maintenance of the golf course. This internship provides an excellent opportunity to gain valuable experience in course construction, the grow-in process, golf course management, and turf care under the guidance of an experienced superintendent. Key Responsibilities: Course Maintenance: Assist in the daily operation of managing high-level turf, including mowing, irrigation, fertilization, and pest management. Participate in cultural practices.  Management of bent grass, low-mow bluegrass, and fine fescues. Equipment Operation: Learn to operate and maintain various equipment necessary for maintenance. Learn the importance of preventative maintenance and reel grinding.    Irrigation Management: Observe and assist in managing the irrigation system. Basic controller operation: Toro Lynx. Head and pipe repairs as needed. Understand watering techniques: hand watering, portable heads, and overhead irrigation. Pest Control and Fertilization: Assist in the application of pesticides, fertilizers, and herbicides while ensuring compliance with safety standards and environmental regulations. Obtain a South Dakota applicator License. Project Assistance: Assist in special projects, including seeding greens, tees, fairways, and native areas, sod projects, tree trimming, drainage improvements, and course layout modifications. Lead small groups. Team Collaboration: Work alongside the Superintendent and maintenance team to ensure smooth daily operations. Have a positive attitude and a willingness to learn. Create and implement new ways to improve daily operations.

By Saucon Valley Country Club, October 2 - updated Wednesday at 02:33 PM - Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Founded in 1920, Saucon Valley Country Club boasts three championship golf courses set across 860 acres. Located an hour north of Philadelphia in the Lehigh Valley, it is recognized as a Top Platinum Club of America. The club has hosted eight USGA events and is notable for being the first club to host three U.S. Senior Open Championships (in 1992, 2000, and 2022). Additionally, Saucon Valley Country Club has been selected to host five more future USGA events, starting with the upcoming 2026 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship.                                  Immediately following this championship, the club will begin constructing a new practice facility designed by Andrew Green. This facility will feature a double ended tee, an extensive short-game practice area, and an enclosed performance center. At the same time, a state-of-the-art Rain Bird irrigation system will be installed encompassing all 60 holes.  Saucon Valley Country Club is seeking motivated individuals eager to excel in the golf course industry. We offer students an exceptional internship at a unique facility. Interns will gain experience in championship-level conditioning at a multi-course private country club, with a strong emphasis on tournament preparation and setup, as well as golf course construction and irrigation installation. Students are encouraged to ask questions and engage in daily discussions regarding course and staff management, projects, and agronomic and cultural practices. With 60 holes of golf, interns will be exposed to all aspects of golf course maintenance, focusing on:       - Maintaining Bentgrass and Poa Annua on USGA and push-up greens - Leading staff on small projects and assisting in crew management - Play a vital role in executing a critical water management program - Chemical and fertilizer applications and calibrations and records - Irrigation installation, troubleshooting, and repair - Daily course management focusing on championship conditioning - Developing critical thinking skills in a multi-course facility - Learning basic to advanced agronomic management practices in a fast paced environment

By The Camargo Club, November 9 - updated Wednesday at 01:02 PM - Cincinnati, Ohio

The Camargo Club, a prestigious private golf course in Cincinnati, OH, is home to an 18-hole Seth Raynor design, renowned for its exceptional layout and immaculate condition. Established in 1925, the course is consistently ranked among the nation's best, holding the 48th spot by Golf Digest and 31st by Golf Magazine. In 2022, the course completed a comprehensive renovation. This included the restoration and re-grassing of greens and tees with the 007XL bentgrass variety, ensuring world-class playing surfaces. Additionally, fairways and playing corridors were widened to enhance the course scale. The course irrigation system has also been upgraded with a cutting-edge RainBird HDPE system. These improvements lend to a work environment suited for an individual who desires to further their career within the industry. Therefore, we are currently seeking dedicated and motivated interns to join our team. This position provides a unique opportunity to be immersed in all aspects of turf management and maintenance at a Top 50 course. Our AITs are an integral part of our operation, helping to deliver championship-quality conditions to Camargo’s members and their guests every day. Job Responsibilities: Moisture Management: Hand watering greens and tees; operating the RainBird 2-wire Irrigation system using CirrusPro technology. Fertilizer/Pesticide Applications: Performing walk spreading, hand spraying, boom spraying, and Lely spreading. Integrated Pest Management: Scouting for pests and planning targeted treatments. Record Keeping/Data Collection: Tracking clipping yields, chemical applications, and job assignments using Greenkeeper applications. Equipment Operation: Operating all turf maintenance equipment, including cutting units, sprayers, tractors with implements, and more. Irrigation Repair: Maintaining and repairing the HDPE irrigation system, including RainBird sprinkler heads. As an intern, you will work directly with the Assistant In-Trainings, Assistant Superintendents and Grounds Superintendent, gaining hands-on experience and knowledge in all facets of course management. The role offers tremendous opportunities for professional growth, with a clear pathway to advancement. We are committed to fostering talent and ensuring that hardworking AITs progress to Assistant Superintendent roles, whether at Camargo or within the broader turf management industry.

By The Bedens Brook Club, Wednesday at 12:39 PM - Skillman, New Jersey

The Bedens Brook Club, designed by Dick Wilson, opened to membership in 1965. We are a member-owned, family-oriented private club that prides itself in offering fun, challenging, championship golf conditions for all skill levels. Student Interns will work closely with the leadership team at Bedens Brook and are encouraged to be as involved as possible.   What to Expect: ·         Exposure to all facets of daily championship course conditioning & setup procedures ·         Granular and Foliar Plant Protectant/Health Application Operations using various spreaders and GPS guided sprayers ·         Irrigation Troubleshooting and Repairs ·         Team Leadership Opportunities ·         Strong Moisture management principles guided by moisture meter technology and instinct

By Augusta Country Club, October 7 - updated Tuesday at 06:56 PM - Augusta, Georgia

Spring/Summer Internship 2026 Augusta Country Club Augusta, Georgia This internship will be an excellent opportunity to be exposed to USGA spec Tif-Eagle putting green management, Zoysia grass management, and daily golf course maintenance. Interns will work closely with the management team on (but not limited to) chemical applications, irrigation R&M, and seasonal Zoysia/Bermudagrass cultural practices. Excellent opportunity to be exposed to new on course plantings during the Spring of 2026. What’s in it for you as an intern? Maintain championship-level conditioning daily Exposure to the technologies we use within our program (taskTracker, Ez Locator, SPARKS, SpecConnect, and Toro Lynx Software) Local/Regional Tournament volunteer opportunities Intimate training and “turf talks” Career guidance Enjoy the Augusta, Georgia and surrounding area/s during your time off Previous interns have moved on into either entry level assistant positions or technician roles. Currently on staff we have two former interns that we have promoted from within. Below are what a few former interns have had to say about their internship experience at Augusta Country Club. “I feel like I grew both professionally and personally while an intern at Augusta Country Club. Upper management are very cognizant of agronomy and your potential to grow. Great team atmosphere and a great place to build lasting relationships.” -current Assistant Golf Course Superintendent “I absolutely loved my time at Augusta Country Club. It was full of great experiences in the field alongside a great crew and managers.” – current Assistant Golf Course Superintendent “My internship was an incredible opportunity to experience maintenance at a high level. I got involved with the day-to-day operations and was able to learn a lot during my time. The culture that they have created gives you the best opportunity to succeed.” – current 2nd Assistant Superintendent at Augusta Country Club “My internship experience at Augusta Country Club provided me with a great learning experience. From the basics of walk mowing, changing cups, irrigation repairs, spraying pesticides/fertilizers, and many other cultural practices. The management staff gave me the tools during my internship to further develop my professional career.” -current Senior Assistant Superintendent at Augusta Country Club Augusta Country Club in Augusta, Georgia was founded in 1899. ACC is an 18-hole private club originally designed by Donald Ross. Over the last 20+ years, the club has put a lot of time and focus into the golf course with renovations happening in 2001, 2017, and recently in 2022. In 2001, the club converted putting greens from Penncross Bentgrass to A-1 Bentgrass. More recently in 2017, the club converted fairways/tees from 419 Bermuda Grass to Zorro Zoysia grass along with a new HDPE irrigation system and Better Billy Bunkers. In 2022, the golf course was closed for putting green reconstruction and conversation to Tif-Eagle bermuda grass. Along with the putting greens, extensive tree work, green side bunker construction, and green surround sand capping were completed as well. Please send cover letters, resumes, and references to: Dillon Scheer Golf Course Superintendent Augusta Country Club Augusta, Georgia dillon@augcc.com

By The Prairie Club, October 16 - updated Tuesday at 04:02 PM - Valentine, Nebraska

Opened in 2010, The Prairie Club is a golf resort in the sandhills region of Nebraska home to three nationally recognized golf courses. The Tom Lehman designed Dunes Course is ranked by Golf Magazine as the 28th best public course in America, and as the 36th best public course by Golf Digest. The Pines Course, designed by Graham Marsh, was recognized by Golf Digest in 2025 as the 90th best public course in America. The Horse Course, designed by Gil Hanse and Geoff Shackelford, is on Golf Digest’s list of Most Fun Courses You Can Play.    The Prairie Club offers many unique aspects to learn from. With courses rotating between member and public play on a daily basis, interns can expect to see both aspects and the relation to golf course maintenance. The scale and size of the property is matched by very few golf courses in the world. Environmental challenges and wild swings in weather can lead to fun and interesting problems to solve. Interns will be involved in all aspects of maintenance on both courses. The agronomy team will work with the intern to help them achieve any and all of their set learning goals. In addition to daily maintenance, previous interns have been able to gain experience with spraying, hand watering, construction projects, and crew leadership. At the end of the summer, interns will get the opportunity to be a course superintendent for a week with control over scheduling, job assignments, and decision making.  Internship video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJudAubxwzc    

By The Club at Holliday Farms, Tuesday at 03:57 PM - Zionsville, Indiana

The Club at Holliday Farms is a Golf Course Community that sits on the Northwest side of Indianapolis in the small town of Zionsville, Indiana.  We are a Pete Dye designed 18-hole championship course and 9-hole Par 3 course with a complete practice area. We opened in June of 2021.  In 2021 Holliday Farms was Named #2 Best Private New Course and #5 Best Overall New Course. This is a great opportunity to work with a crew that is highly motivated to become successful in this industry.  Our grass varieties at The Club at Holliday Farms: Greens (Pure Distinction), Tee & Fairways (Crystal Bluelinks), and rough (Turf Type Tall Fescue).  Our brand new irrigation system is the Toro 2-wire Lynx system with Infinity Toro heads.  A brand new Toro Equipment Fleet and Agronomy Department. As a valued employee of The Club at Holliday Farms Agronomy team, Interns will work directly with the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendents.  Interns will assist with the day-to-day maintenance and agronomic practices of the golf course.  The ideal candidate is a highly motivated individual who is looking to eventually excel in the turf industry.  This candidate should be a self-starter who takes pride in their work ethic and values the importance of being  a team player.  This position will expose candidates to a wide variety of turf practices. Qualifications, Knowledge and Skill Requirements: Must have a strong business aptitude and passion for the golf business Must have exceptional communication and interpersonal skills Seeking candidates that can work anywhere from a 3 month to 9 month internship Position Responsibilities: Daily mowing of all playing surfaces with walk-behind units and riding units Proper water management (hand watering, etc.) Fertilizer and chemical applications (proper calibration and techniques) Proper course set up (daily hole and tee locations and detail work) Cultural practices (topdressing, aerification, etc.) Irrigation maintenance (irrigation head fixes, pipe repairs, locating/troubleshooting wiring issues) Learning how to manage according to the weather Communicate well with the crew, management and members Carry oneself with professionalism in both appearance and demeanor Understand the importance of networking, career preparation, and record keeping

By Rolling Green Golf Club, Tuesday at 01:33 PM - Springfield, Pennsylvania

Rolling Green Golf Club Established in 1926, Rolling Green Golf Club is a nationally acclaimed golf club with rich architectural and tournament history. For almost 100 years, the club's goal has been to make the game of golf central and paramount to everything else. Rolling Green is known for its challenging green complexes, which are sure to test golfers of every skill level. The club is a proud supporter of local and national competition, having hosted two USGA national championships (1976 U.S. Women's Open, 2016 U.S. Women's Amateur), multiple Golf Association of Philadelphia majors, as well as the 2021 Forme Tour Rolling Green Championship. We are looking for a highly motivated individual to join our team for our upcoming centennial season.   Our Operation Golf Course Superintendent: Steven Bigelow 4 Assistant Superintendents (2 former RGGC Interns promoted following graduation) 2 Full-Time Equipment Managers 27 Full-Time In-Season Team Members 12 Full-Time Year-Round Staff   What's New at RG? Over the 2021-2025 seasons, Rolling Green Golf Club teamed up with Hanse Design to restore the course's 1926 William Flynn design back to its original architectural intention. Over the past 4 seasons, Rolling Green made numerous improvements to the golf course's infrastructure and architectural value, including: Full-Course Bunker Restoration to Better Billy Bunker subsurface drainage Full-Course Reconstruction of All Tee Boxes 4 Acres of Poa/Bent Fairway Expansions Expansions to all Putting Greens Surfaces 3 Newly Constructed USGA Specification Greens 2 Newly Constructed Greens Nurseries (1 Poa, 1 Bent) Bermudagrass Installation on Driving Range Tee Irrigation System Expansions & Upgrades Putting Green Expansion & Recontouring  The RGGC Green's Department has also overhauled its Capital Equipment fleet over the past 4 seasons with numerous additions and upgrades: All Transportation Vehicles- Cushman Electric Watering Carts, John Deere Crew Gators, John Deere Utility Vehicles, and Kubota Mechanic's Utility Vehicle New John Deere Boom Sprayers, Equipped with OnLink GPS Guidance & Autosteering All Mowing Units- New John Deere Fairway Mowing Units, Rough & Intermediate Mowing Units, Triplexes, Walk Greens Mowers, Walk Approach Mowers, Walk Tee Mowers, and Rotary Mowers. New Mini-Excavator, Skidsteer, Topdresser, Bunker Rakes, Rak-O-Vac Sweepers,  and Steiner Compact Tractor   RGGC Internship Program Rolling Green Golf Club's Greens Department is seeking enthusiastic, dedicated, and career-driven student leaders to join our team as part of our Summer Internship Program. Our Greens Department is dedicated to and prides itself in the training, development, and advancement of our Interns during our time with us and well beyond. As an intern at Rolling Green, you will be fully immersed in our management operation- including, but not limited to, crew scheduling, IPM Program & spray applications, manual irrigation & hand-watering programs, pest identification, budgeting, and communications. Additional, unique project opportunities for the 2026 season include: Operation & Programming of our new John Deere OnLink GPS Sprayers. GPS Mapping of golf course following new construction, including as-built irrigation system, drainage, and utilities GPS mapping. Expansion of irrigation system coverage and drainage infrastructure. Involvement with successful construction of a new $3.5M Performance Center  Early Planning & Development of Practice Facilities, including new irrigation installation, improved driving range tee infrastructure, and short-game facility rebuild. 

By Roaring Fork Club, November 21 - updated Tuesday at 05:04 AM - Basalt, Colorado

  The Roaring Fork Club is surrounded by mountains and shaped by the Roaring Fork River, creating a setting unlike almost any other golf course. The Club features an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Course, consistently ranked among the Top 10 golf courses in Colorado.   Located just 20 minutes from world-renowned Aspen, in the charming town of Basalt, the Roaring Fork Club is a private retreat and a true outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. It provides an exceptional lifestyle for those who appreciate best-in-class golf, premier fishing, meaningful family traditions, and a commitment to health and wellness.  At the Roaring Fork Club, our mission is to equip interns with the knowledge, skills, and support needed to grow into successful assistants, AITs, irrigation technicians, or spray technicians. We are firmly committed to both instructing and learning from our team members, providing comprehensive, hands-on experience in all facets of golf course agronomy, business, and leadership to ensure thorough preparation for the next stage of your professional journey. Our goal is to help you achieve yours. We invite you to become part of our tradition of excellence and help shape the next generation of that legacy. Responsibilities:  Perform all aspects of daily golf course maintenance. Communicate regularly with the Director of Agronomy regarding course conditions, operational needs, and inventory levels. Assist with chemical applications and maintain accurate records across all playing surfaces. Support all areas of irrigation management, including hand watering, system maintenance and repairs, and scheduling. Lead small crews and ensure all operational standards are met. Assist the equipment technician with equipment repairs and routine maintenance. Support cultural practices across all playing surfaces. Develop mock budgets, enhance your resume, and engage in interview preparation to position yourself for your next role.

By Chicago Golf Club, November 19 - updated December 1 - Wheaton, Illinois

     Chicago Golf Club is an 18-Hole facility located in Wheaton, Illinois, 25 miles west of Chicago. The course was founded in 1892 by Charles Blair Macdonald, often referred to as the "Father of American Golf". It is the oldest 18-hole golf club in North America and is one of the five founding members of the USGA. The course was redesigned in 1923 by Macdonald's protege, Seth Raynor. Since 1923, the course has been relatively untouched, aside from a 2020 restoration led by Tom Doak that brought back features that had been lost over time. The course is known for having extremely firm and fast conditions, and an inland links-like feel. The club has hosted many major championships, including three U.S. Opens (1897,1900,1911), multiple U.S. Amateur championships (1897, 1905, 1909, 1912), two Walker Cups (1928, 2005), and most recently, the inaugural U.S. Senior Women's Open Championship (2018). Upcoming championships include the 2033 U.S Women's Open as well as the 2036 Walker Cup.       We are looking for motivated applicants that have intentions of pursuing a career in Turf Management. We take pride in teaching interns as much as possible and preparing them for success in our industry. As an intern you will work closely with the Superintendent, Assistants in Training, Assistant Superintendents, and Equipment Technician.  Areas you can expect to gain experience in include but are not limited to: Sprayer calibration/application Hand watering greens at a championship level Mowing/rolling all playing surfaces Course-set up Irrigation repair and troubleshooting Management experience Fertilizer application Bunker work Aggressive cultural practices