Seasonal Intern

By Caves Valley Golf Club, September 12 - updated October 28 - owings mills, Maryland

Caves Valley Golf Club – 2026 Student Internship Caves Valley Golf Club is seeking motivated Student Interns for the 2026 season. This hands-on internship is designed to provide the knowledge and experience needed to grow into a successful Assistant Superintendent and, ultimately, a Golf Course Superintendent. Interns will work directly under the Golf Course Superintendent and Assistant Superintendents, gaining exposure to all facets of golf course management, including: Daily course setup and playability standards Pesticide applications and fertility programs Water management and irrigation practices Turf health monitoring and cultural practices Crew leadership and staff management Participation in annual renovation and construction projects Caves Valley is committed to continuous improvement, with at least one major project scheduled each year. Interns will not only strengthen their technical and leadership skills but also gain valuable experience to build a strong, standout résumé.  

By Whispering Pines and Champions Golf Club, October 27 - Houston, Texas

  Club Descriptions and History-                          Whispering Pines is located in Trinity, Texas approximately 88 miles north of Houston situated on a spectacular 400-acre property featuring piney woods, creeks, lakes, and abundant wildlife. The 27-hole facility has been consistently ranked as the #1 course in the state (#66 in U.S.) and recently the #8 ranked Par 3 course in the U.S.   Founded by Jack Burke, Jr. and the late Jimmy Demaret in 1957, Champions Golf Club is one of the most historic, classic golf clubs in Texas. From its origin, Champions has consistently carved its place in golf history hosting the 1967 Ryder Cup Matches, 1969 US Open, 1993 US Amateur, several PGA Tour Championships as well as numerous other professional and amateur golf tournaments. The Cypress Creek course was designed by Ralph Plummer and opened for play in 1957 and the Jack Rabbit Course was originally designed by George Fazio in 1964 and completely renovated by Tom Fazio in 2002. Both courses are very unique in design and provide a spectacular playing experience in Northwest Houston. With over 300 single digit handicappers, Champions is known around the world as a “Players Club” with an expectation for championship conditions every day. Come be a part of one of the most unique internship programs in the entire U.S. Interns will have the opportunity to split their time between two of the best warm season clubs in the country with a significant variety of exposure and experience to gain. With over 54 holes to maintain between the two facilities, this would be a great opportunity to gain exposure to all aspects of golf course maintenance. Grass types include: TifEagle and Miniverde putting greens, Zeon zoysia, 419, and TifSport tees and fairways, Zeon and Palisades zoysia and 419 roughs. Irrigation systems include Rainbird and Toro. Equipment includes Toro and John Deere. The day-to-day responsibilities of this position are all dependent on the individual’s experience, skill level, aptitude, and desire to improve themselves This includes but is not limited to mowing greens, tees, fairways, and roughs, proper fertilizer and pesticide calibration/application, and water management. Interns will work closely with The Director of Agronomy, Superintendents, Assistant Superintendents, and Equipment Managers to gain a better understanding of all facets of the profession.

By Burning Tree Country Club, October 25 - updated October 25 - Greenwich, Connecticut

Burning Tree Country Club is a premier private golf club located in the heart of Greenwich, Connecticut. Known for its rich history, championship 18-hole golf course, and commitment to excellence, Burning Tree takes pride in maintaining world-class playing conditions for our Members and guests. We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Golf Course Intern to join our Agronomy team for the 2026 season. This is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in high-end golf course management while working alongside a passionate, experienced team. The 2025 season will be an especially exciting time at Burning Tree, as we undertake a significant capital improvement project that includes installing a brand-new, state-of-the-art irrigation system. Interns will have the rare opportunity to participate directly in this transformative phase of course development, gaining exposure to both daily maintenance and long-term agronomic planning

By Teed & Brown, LLC., October 22 - updated October 24 - Bethel, Connecticut

Thrive/Teed & Brown LLC, Professional Lawn Care & Irrigation Management Internship Program Overview: Many University turfgrass degree programs require a 3 or 6 month internship to complement classroom learning. At Thrive/Teed & Brown, LLC, our Professional Lawn Care & Irrigation Management INternship bridges academic theory with real-world experience, offering hands-on experience to the operations, leadership, & science behind a premium lawn care business. This internship is designed specifically designed to cultivate long-term talent & future company leaders. It will involve extensive mentorship & structured training to ensure interns are fully prepared for a supervisory or management role upon completion. Program Focus & Learning Objectives: Whether a 3-month or a 6-month long internship, interns will gain a 360' understanding of turf management, business operations, & client service excellence. This immersive program includes: Field Training: Operation of professional equipment, vehicles, trailers, & the various mobile applications used in daily service operations. Leadership & Team Management: Shadow Lawn Care Managers to learn scheduling, route planning, quality control, & customer communications. Irrigation Systems:  Work along side our Irrigation Install & Service Teams to understand system installation, maintenance & seasonal servicing. Business & Administration:  Spend time with office & operations teams to learn about customer support, billing, & logistics. Seasonal Operations:  Participate in Summer Check-Up &  Lawn Manager Visits, Fall Aeration Prep and/or Fall Aeration. Program Timeline: 3-Month Internship: Late Spring/Early Summer: Mid May to Mid June will be all about Field & Foundation Summer:  Mid June to Mid July will be Lawn Care & Irrigation Management (LCM visits, Check-Up Visits, Irrigation Systems Install & Service) Late Spring/Early Fall:  Mid July to Mid August will be Peak Season prep & Business Impact 6-Month Internship: Late Spring: May to June will be Field & Foundation Summer: July to August will be Lawn Care & Irrigation Management Fall: September to November will be Peak Season & Business impact of taking part in our most important service, Fall Aeration Assessments & Next Steps:  Interns that are required to complete a Final Report or Presentation will be given support in completion of the assignments. Outstanding performance during the internship may lead to a full time job offer upon graduation with Thrive/Teed & Brown, LLC.  

By Crow Valley Golf Club, September 30 - updated October 24 - Davenport, Iowa

Crow Valley Golf Club is looking for two highly motivated interns to join our team for the 2026 season. This is a great opportunity for students interested in golf course management to gain hands-on experience while helping us maintain our course at a championship level. In addition to daily maintenance, interns will play a key role in preparing for a major renovation starting in August 2026. This project will include a brand-new irrigation system, a complete bunker redesign, and the rebuilding of six greens. Interns will work closely with our experienced Golf Course Management Team, which brings over 40 years of knowledge across various growing environments. We’re committed to tailoring the internship experience to match each student’s goals and skill set. Duties and Responsibilities: Daily course setup Irrigation system operation, repair, and maintenance Water management with a focus on hand-watering greens using moisture meters Calibration and use of fertilizer equipment and GPS sprayers Crew leadership and supervision

By Wicker Point GC and Willow Point Golf and CC, September 18 - updated October 22 - Alexander City, Alabama

Willow Point Golf and Country Club and Wicker Point Golf Club are offering three-month, six-month, and nine-month internship opportunities. Course Descriptions Wicker Point Golf Club Wicker Point Golf Club is the only Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw design in Alabama. Nestled along the Wicker Point peninsula on the pristine shores of Lake Martin, this private course is defined by serene pine plantations, meandering creeks, and a spectacular lakefront back nine. The course opened in September 2023 and features Zeon zoysia tees, fairways, and rough, TifEagle bermuda greens, TifTuf bermuda driving range, and native grasses framing the edges of the holes.  Recognition: Golf Digest runner-up in the 2023 Best New Private Course category and ranked #2 in Alabama in its first year of eligibility. GOLF Magazine ranked the course #1 in the state in 2025. Willow Point Golf & Country Club Willow Point Golf & Country Club is in the final stages of a renovation led by world-renowned golf course architects Dana Fry and Jason Straka. The large-scale renovation modernized the greens, tees, fairways, bunkers, and irrigation system. Two areas of focus during the renovation were to lower the elevation of all the greens positioned on Lake Martin to improve playability and sightlines of the lake, and update the positioning and style of bunkers to a “Bullnose” sodded rolled edge to enhance the lines and shadows across all the property. The course will reopen in late spring or early summer of 2026. The renovated championship layout blends two distinct experiences. The front nine features tree-lined fairways winding away from Lake Martin before returning to the shoreline. The final nine boasts six dramatic holes along Lake Martin with expansive water views. The redesigned course will place high value on accuracy off the tee and precise irons into guarded greens complexes. When complete, Willow Point will play nearly 7,600 yards and feature Zeon Zoysia tees and fairways, TifEagle bermuda greens, 419 bermuda rough and Kentucky 31 Tall Fescue.   Internship Overview This program is designed to prepare interns for the next step in their careers as Assistant Superintendents. We accomplish this goal by getting to know to each intern’s strengths and weaknesses in turf grass management and then customizing their weekly routines to allow them to grow in areas they need to focus on. Interns will work directly with the Director of Agronomy, Golf Course Superintendents, and Assistant Superintendents to gain hands-on experience in all facets of modern golf course management. Interns will have the opportunity to attend morning and afternoon meetings learning big-picture scheduling and budgeting, along with preparing themselves to be part of a professional office place upon graduation. Unique Advantage: Interns split time between two clubs, learning the contrasts in required maintenance practices between: Willow Point – a Fry Straka championship course with a balance of precision beauty, playability, and dramatic lakefront golf Wicker Point – a Coore & Crenshaw design featuring natural, firm, and contour-driven design where conditioning emphasizes strategic ground game play   Responsibilities Interns will be involved in all aspects of sophisticated golf course maintenance, including: Daily course preparation and setup Equipment operation Water management and moisture control Golf course specific cultural practices for TifEagle greens, Zeon Zoysia tees/fairways/rough, and 419 Bermuda rough, and native areas Fertilizer and pesticide calibration, mixing, and application (including training on GPS sprayers) Crew leadership and staff management Troubleshooting and repairing Toro 2-wire and Smart Satellite irrigation systems Assisting with Master Planned course improvement projects

By Medinah Country Club, October 10 - updated October 21 - Medinah, Illinois

Medinah Country Club is seeking motivated interns for the 2026 growing season as we prepare for the 2026 President's Cup.  Medinah Country Club was designed on 550 acres by Tom Bendelow in 1924 and offers an exceptional opportunity for individuals beginning their careers or seeking career advancement. It is comprised of 54 holes: Course 1 was redesigned by Tom Doak in 2012, Course 2 was reconstructed to bring back Tom Bendelow’s original design intent in 2017, and the championship Course 3 was redesigned by Australian architecture firm OCM and opened in 2024. https://www.ocm.golf/ Course 3, a Top 100 club, has been the site of 6 Major Championships and will host the 2026 President’s Cup.  Medinah Country Club offers individuals a unique and exceptional opportunity to work in a learning environment, build a strong career foundation, and offers the opportunity for advancement within the organization. A partial list of the opportunities Interns will be given: Gain understanding of chemical/fertilizer program Tournament preparations Spraying Fertilizing Equipment repair and maintenance Staff management Drainage Irrigation Aeration

By Jefferson Landing, October 20 - 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.

By Carmel Country Club, October 16 - Charlotte, North Carolina

Carmel Country Club is a 36-hole facility located in Charlotte, NC. The South Golf Course was renovated in 2010 by Rees Jones and consists of Zeon zoysia grass tees/fairways, Celebration Bermuda rough, and A1 bentgrass greens. In 2025 the bunkers were renovated with capillary concrete and all greens had a Subair system installed. The North Course was renovated in 2016 by John Fought Design. The renovation consisted of many architectural changes that include a new Toro irrigation system, course drainage, bunkers, greens, tees, and fairways. The course was grassed with Champion UltraDwarf bermudagrass greens and 419 Bermudagrass tees, fairways, and roughs.  This is an excellent opportunity to work closely with the Golf Course Superintendents and Assistants daily to gain multiple course experience on a variety of different turf species on one property while using some of the newest technology in the business.   Duties will involve all aspects of Golf Course Management.  Specifically this will include water management responsibilities, fertilizer and pesticide calibration and application as well as all aspects of turfgrass mowing, grooming, verticutting, topdressing, rolling and aerifying.  Intern will also be involved in IPM strategies along with crew management and team building.  An internship project will be self-created and accomplished during allotted internship period and at least one week will be spent with the equipment manager team.  Interns are required to attend all manager meetings in the morning and will have responsibilities pertaining to happenings on the golf course as a whole.  This will NOT be an exercise in weedeating and handwatering until 9:00 pm.

By The Prairie Club, October 16 - 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 White Bear Yacht Club, October 14 - updated October 14 - Dellwood, Minnesota

White Bear Yacht Club was originally founded as a sailing club in 1889.  The club started with nine holes laid out by William Watson and expanded to 18 holes by 1915. The golf course still plays to 17 of the original greens!  It is a premier golf experience, not just for the Twin Cities but for the Midwest in general. Interns will be regarded as assistant superintendents, providing them with what we think is a very comprehensive experience in golf course maintenance.  Throughout their experience, they will be entrusted with responsibilities that encourage ownership, including but not limited to: -Chemical and fertilizer calibrations and applications -Operation and troubleshooting of a Rain Bird two-wire HDPE system -Golf course setup for peak performance -Introduction to small-group and large-group leadership -Introduction to budgeting and expense management Additionally, there are always more learning opportunities based upon the student's or recent graduate's interest.

By Hermitage Golf Course, October 11 - Old Hickory, Tennessee

Hermitage Golf Course is looking for our 2026 class of interns who are eager to learn, work hard, and enjoy all that Nashville, Tennessee has to offer. Hermitage Golf Course is home to two 18- hole championship golf courses. The Generals Retreat consists of 419 bermudagrass tees, fairways, approaches, and roughs with mini-verde ultra-dwarf bermudagrass putting greens. The Presidents Reserve consists of 419 bermudagrass tees and roughs, zeon zoysiagrass fairways and tif-eagle ultra-dwarf bermudagrass putting greens. We are currently converting tee surrounds on the Presidents Reserve from bermudagrass to tall fescue native area. Our goal is to provide you with necessary knowledge and experience to further your career in the golf course and/or turf management industry. On-site housing is provided!

By Wilmington Country Club, September 30 - updated October 11 - Wilmington, Delaware

Set among the rolling hills of the Delaware Valley, our storied history of over 120 years has solidified Wilmington Country Club as one of the finest and most prestigious clubs in the country. Home to two world class golf courses, Wilmington Country Club has hosted a number of USGA and National Amateur Championships. The Club hosted the PGA TOUR as the site for the 2022 BMW Championship. The club comprises of 36 holes of golf, along with an extensive racquets program, including grass tennis courts.  A renovation of the North Course is planned for 2027 that will include a campus wide irrigation installation. Founded in 1901, Wilmington Country Club will celebrate it's 125th anniversary. The campus is centrally located in the Mid-Atlantic, two hours in either direction to New York City or Washington, DC. This location allows our agronomy department to manage both cool-season and warm-season turfgrasses, presenting a unique opportunity for students. In addition, you will increase your professional network by interacting with various consultants and field visits to neighboring sports turf facilities.   For more information, visit us on Instagram @wcc1901_agro and review our internship brochure listed below to learn more about the Club and this exciting opportunity to work with our TEAM.

By Sand Valley, October 10 - Nekoosa, Wisconsin

The Lido is a historical masterpiece, originally built on Long Island, NY in 1917. It was considered one of golf’s greatest treasures, until the land was taken over as a U.S. Naval Base in 1940. The original Lido course is now a residential neighborhood, and 80 years later, The Keiser Family is restoring the historic course in the Central Sands of Wisconsin. The development covers approximately 850 acres with a private clubhouse, a pro shop, 17 homesites, and 5 miles of private hiking and biking trails. www.TheLido.com  Description 90 acres of fine fescue fairways and tees 5.5 acres of bentgrass greens Participate with construction and grow-in of The Lido including: seeding greens, tees, fairways and native areas using various techniques including hyrdomulching, drop seeding, and seed bed preparation. Grow-in schedule irrigation/ fertilizer/pesticide application, calibration and record keeping Management of small crews Turfgrass cultural practices Management of turf type fine fescue and bent grass Management and restoration of natural areas/sand barrens Minimalist maintenance approach concept

By Shoreacres, September 4 - updated October 10 - Lake Bluff, Illinois

Shoreacres, located on the Northshore of Chicagoland in Lake Bluff, Illinois, was founded in 1916 by Chicago businessmen who quickly hired Seth Raynor to build a golf course that was completed in 1921 and often considered to be of his greatest works. Consisting of unique glacial ravines throughout the property, the routing sits impeccably using many of the famed Template Holes along with many Raynor original designs throughout. The founding members acquired the Lake Michigan shoreline property with intentions of building a quiet understated club, to escape the busy Country Clubs they were members of already. These timeless traditions largely remain intact today to preserve the legacy of those with such impeccable foresight to create such an amazing Club. The original 450 feet of shoreline frontage to Lake Michigan consists one of golf's great clubhouses designed by David Adler, with a view that is second to none.     This internship opportunity will provide valuable experience in the preparation of championship conditions daily for an incredible membership that thoroughly appreciates the effort of their Staff. All aspects in maintaining turf at the highest level will be available for your consumption. Students enjoy the opportunity of becoming part of the management team for the time spent on property, including but not limited to: equipment operation and maintenance, pesticide and fertilizer applications, staff management, small crew leadership, and career development. This is also a unique opportunity for individuals to learn and use the latest technologies' from John Deere, including GPS sprayers. The current makeup of staff within the Green and Grounds is as follows: 20 hourly staff (many with 10+ years of tenure), 3 assistants of varying experience, Equipment Manager, Superintendent.  We will involve interns into all facets of running a top 100 facility to ensure your preparedness for the next role in your career. The 2026 internship season will be complemented by an extensive renovation to the onsite housing located steps from the maintenance facility. The Club is preparing to embark on a $550,000 total renovation of the facility to ensure the comfort and safety of our staff for many years to come. 

By DES MOINES GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB, October 10 - West Des Moines, Iowa

Des Moines Golf and Country Club is a prominent golf and country club located in West Des Moines, Iowa. It is known for its high-quality golf courses , elegant amenities, and rich history in the local community. Des Moines Golf and Country Club was founded in 1897 and has since grown into one of the premier golf and social clubs in the region. The Club was established to provide a private, upscale environment for golf enthusiasts and their families. The Club is renowned for its two-championship golf courses, the North and South Course, each with its own unique and demanding layouts.  The turfgrass intern aids the Assistant Superintendent, Golf Course Superintendent and the Director of Grounds in the leadership and execution of work schedules and maintenance programs.  This position is involved with decision making, as their voice and opinions will be heard as we believe in making decisions as a team.  Daily Duties and Responsibilities:  Involved in the daily maintenance of two golf courses, North and South, and will work closely with the Superintendents and Assistants.  Interns will learn fertilizer/pesticide calibration as well as proper application practices.  Interns will have multiple opportunities to operate sprayers and top dressers on fairways, tee boxes, or practice facilities.  Daily jobs will include but not limited to course setup, irrigation repair, equipment operation, and water management on USGA and push up greens. Interns will also be exposed to the equipment maintenance side of the operation, including basic oil changes, reel and bedknife grinding, etc..

By Wade Hampton Golf Club, October 8 - updated October 9 - Cashiers, North Carolina

Designed in 1987 by Tom Fazio, Wade Hampton Golf Club has consistently ranked as one of the finest modern-day courses in the United States.  Links Magazine described the course by saying, "If Wade Hampton Golf Club were a painting it would either be on display somewhere or locked away as part of some collectors private gallery."  Currently, Golf Digest has Wade Hampton ranked at #27 in the United States and we are the #1 golf course in North Carolina. Members and guests enjoy a golf course managed daily to exact standards and conditioning.  ABOUT WADE HAMPTON GOLF CLUB Located in beautiful Cashiers, North Carolina along the southern Appalachian Mountains at an elevation of 3484’. Considered by many to be Tom Fazio’s masterpiece  Hosted the 2013 USGA Senior Amateur TURF TYPES Greens and approaches - Pure Distinction creeping bentgrass Tees – Crystal Blue creeping bentgrass  Fairways  - Creeping bentgrass & Poa annua Rough – Turf type tall fescue Native – Fine fescue mixture  INTERNS WILL BE INVOLVED IN: Daily scheduling and executing the agronomic plan for the season Spraying and calibrating fertilizers and pesticides using best management practices Exposed to verticutting, aerifying, topdressing, irrigation repair, etc. Participates in daily manager meetings, weekly planning meetings, and budget oversight Learn water management for consistent playability Schedule watering needs using Toro Lynx software Hands-on with daily mowing, course setup, small projects, etc. Working with an experienced management team along with a staff of around 30 individuals Will be involved with all communication among the team Small projects management Included in ongoing yearly capital projects New golf management facility opened in Spring of 2024 Management team represents 5 different Turfgrass Management Programs    

By Arbor Crossing Golf Club, September 23 - updated October 8 - Connersville, Indiana

Arbor Crossing Golf Club, located in East Central Indiana, is currently seeking an intern for the 2026 summer season. This internship would include in-depth golf course superintendent experience. Flexible work schedule, uniform included, daily lunch included, overtime pay, cheap off-premises housing, affordable cost of living environment. This is a very unique kind of internship for someone seeking to become a golf course superintendent. Please reach out for more information.     

By Lancaster Country Club, October 8 - Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Lancaster Country Club is seeking motivated individuals to become a part of their management team.  LCC is identified as a platinum club of America and serves as a premier 27 hole private facility located in central PA.  On a 427 acre property, the championship 18 hole “Old” course was designed by William Flynn and is consistently ranked among the top 10 in the state and currently is within the top 100 classic courses of the United States.  The additional nine holes known as Highlands is a links style layout used in rotation with one of the Flynn nines on occasion.  In 2015 and 2024, the old course played host to the United States Women's Open with record breaking attendance and reviews.  The club has recently completed a multi-million dollar renovation to facilities including a practice green and driving range renovations along with a complete bunker renovation to the Old course.   The position will work closely with the management team to conduct everyday tasks while providing championship conditions on a daily basis.  Tasks will include but are not limited to: Daily course setup, water management, pest & disease identification, chemical and fertilizer calibration/applications and weekly turf informational sessions. In addition, candidates will gain valuable experience in managing, planning, and execution towards all facets of becoming a successful Golf Course Superintendent while having a lot of fun along the way.  Focus is placed on preparing successful hires for the next step that doesn't just include operations; interns will be exposed to club functions including committee meetings, local/state/national association meetings, volunteering for professional tournaments annually and becoming a part of a strong nationwide turf network.  This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated individual looking to progress in their career while gaining valuable experience on a daily basis. 

By Augusta Country Club, October 7 - 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 Boot Ranch, October 2 - Fredericksburg, Texas

About Boot Ranch: Set in the scenic Texas Hill Country, this high-end private golf course was designed by Hal Sutton. Consistently ranked in the top 10 every year in the state of Texas by Dallas Morning News and ranked as a top residential golf course in the country by Golfweek, we place a high standard of conditioning on the golf course. #10 is ranked as a top golf hole and is featured in the movie Seven Days in Utopia. We boast a 34-acre practice park that has 3 driving range tees, a short game chipping area and three par 3 holes to get even more practice in. On top of that we have an auxiliary par 3 and a 2-acre putting park that is played as an 18-hole par 2 putting course. Here, players have ample opportunities to work on their game with very high-end amenities. Boot Ranch is a full-service country club fit with a Ranch Club, Racquet Club, Lake Club, that is also going through extensive renovation and addition, and a Fit Club. There is something to do for the whole family here at Boot Ranch. Why Boot Ranch? Boot Ranch is the perfect place for someone to join the team and use it as a launching pad. We are all well connected in the industry and place a high standard on our work daily. Here you will be exposed to the high-end warm season conditioning of the golf course, while also ensuring the members have complete satisfaction during their round. For the last 3 years Boot Ranch has had an assistant selected to go to the Green Start Academy in Pinehurst and in the last two years we have sent an assistant to volunteer at the Memorial Tournament that is played at Muirfield Village. Turf: Greens- 5 acres of Tif- Eagle greens (1 practice chipper is Mini-Verde and 1 is Champion). Tees and Fairways- 30 acres of Tif-Sport Bermuda. Rough- 60 acres of Tif-Sport Bermuda. Day to Day: Assist in the daily maintenance of a high-end golf course that includes, set up, mowing, prepping greens, and spraying. Assist in irrigation management that includes repairs and troubleshooting, setting nightly irrigation plans, and managing and monitoring moisture on greens. Assist in all chemical and fertilizer applications, record keeping, and cleaning and upkeep of all equipment and facilities. Includes experience operating a GPS sprayer. Assist in all special projects and small crew management to complete projects. Participate in and learn all agronomic practices that include aerification, verticutting, top dressing, and daily maintenance and how it affects the turf. Participate in high end conditioning of a full bermuda golf course and getting to see how all the pieces fit together.

By Geneva National Golf Club, October 2 - Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

DESTINATION FACTS A semi-private resort with 600 members, Destination Geneva National is home to 54 holes of signature golf by Palmer, Player and Trevino; a new one-acre Himalayas-style putting course; 214 hotel rooms, five restaurants and an on-site marina – all located in historic Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, the state’s most popular vacation town. THE INTERNSHIP GN’s Turfgrass Management Internship will cover all aspects of golf course management including daily course set-up, irrigation operation and repairs, routine calibration of spreaders and sprayers, natural/native area management, application of fertilizers and pesticides, turfgrass cultural programs, and various projects. - Oversee an array of Wisconsin landscapes including woodlands and natural areas; bent/poa greens, tees and fairways; bluegrass rough areas. - Work on three uniquely designed courses with a Director of Grounds, three Superintendents and three Assistant Superintendents - Complete course renovations started in fall 2025 to the Player Course. - Assist with WPGA tournament and member tournament preparation. - Employ agronomic and cultural practices throughout the season. - Enjoy an inspiring company culture at this family-owned and operated facility where leaders work alongside their team.

By Colonial Country Club, October 2 - updated October 2 - Fort Worth, Texas

Internship Colonial Country Club Colonial Country Club is an 18-hole facility located in the heart of Fort Worth, Texas. Founded by Mr. Marvin Leonard in 1936, to bring bentgrass greens to the South, and designed by John Bredemus and Perry Maxwell. Colonial Country Club hosted the 1941 US Open and is host to the longest running annual PGA Tour event at a single site, currently known as the Charles Schwab Challenge.  The golf course has just completed a major renovation led by Hanse Golf Course Design Colonial Country Club is currently looking to fill internship positions for 2023. We are seeking individuals with a strong work ethic, a “team first” mentality, and desire to advance their careers in the industry. Individuals will interact with the Director of Agronomy, Assistant Superintendents and staff to develop knowledge and skills necessary to lead a team and produce championship conditions in the south. Individuals will have the opportunity to experience the processes and execution of a major renovation. Individuals will also gain experience in: ·         Calibration of liquid and granular applications (spray hawking, boom spraying) ·         Learn and assist in applications with GPS sprayers ·         Exposure to well-known industry network for continued growth and opportunities to reach career goals ·         PGA Tour tournament ·         Tournament volunteer opportunities ·         RainBird HDPE, 2-wire irrigation system ·         Bermudagrass and bentgrass agronomic and cultural practices ·         Water management ·         Maintaining bentgrass greens in Texas ·         Operation of hydronics system for Greens (cooling and heating)   Internships have a chance to lead to full time positions and the department looks to add new positions and build a team leading into the renovations and future of the club.

By Brambles, September 26 - updated September 30 - Middletown, California

Brambles is seeking motivated and passionate students to join our team for the 2026 season.  Located about an hour north of the Napa Valley Wine Country in Middletown, CA, Brambles recently opened the only Coore-Crenshaw designed golf course in California.  While happy with the success of our first two seasons, we are excited to continue to improve the golf course and property as a whole.  The ideology of Brambles is based around old and beloved courses of England and Scotland, with primary focus based on a firm, fast, and playable golf course, while using minimal inputs. Unique to the area, Brambles has wall to wall Zoysiagrass, chosen to reduce water and fertility inputs.  The tees and fairways are Zeon Zoysia and the greens are Prizm Zoysia. Interns will be exposed to all facets Golf Course Maintenance including but not limited to: Chemical and Fertilizer applications  Irrigation and water management Small crew management Daily operation and planning (course set up, cultural practices, etc.) Brambles is a unique, exciting opportunity for the right candidates, please click the link below to view a recently video posted by The Fried Egg golf media outlet:  

By The Honors Course, September 26 - updated September 26 - Ooltewah, Tennessee

Established in 1983, The Honors Course is a private golf club located just northeast of Chattanooga, Tennessee, in the community of Ooltewah. The club’s mission is centered on amateur golf, and it has hosted many prestigious amateur championships. The Honors Course has consistently been ranked by Golf Digest as one of “America’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses” since its opening. The Honors Course most recently hosted the 2024 U.S. Senior Amateur and is proud to be the host site for the 2026 U.S. Women’s Amateur and the 2031 U.S. Amateur Championship. The Honors Course – Golf Course Agronomy Internship Overview: The internship at The Honors Course is designed to develop highly motivated and qualified individuals with the skills necessary to advance toward roles as an Assistant Superintendent and, ultimately, Golf Course Superintendent. Interns will gain hands-on experience in maintaining a premier private golf course that adheres to the highest standards of excellence in the industry. The Honors Course provides a fast-paced, detail-oriented environment where quality and precision are paramount. Interns will gain comprehensive exposure to daily golf course maintenance operations. With warm-season grasses, interns will have the unique opportunity to manage TifEagle Ultradwarf Bermudagrass putting greens, Zeon Zoysia tees, fairways, and surrounds, as well as Tahoma 31 Bermudagrass roughs. Internship positions are available for durations ranging from 3 to 12 months. Internship Experience: Interns will participate in a structured, hands-on program where classroom knowledge is applied to real-world golf course operations. Rotations and responsibilities will be tailored to each intern’s prior experience and skill level. Every intern will begin with the fundamentals of walk-mowing greens and will progress to the operation of all golf course equipment upon mastery of each preceding skill. The Honors Course offers an experience unlike any other internship. If you are eager to learn, you will be exposed to every aspect of golf course maintenance at a Top 100 facility. By fully engaging in this program, interns will be prepared to step into an Assistant Superintendent role upon completion. Key Areas of Focus Include: Daily Course Setup & Maintenance: Execution of daily operations and course preparation. Integrated Pest Management: Planning, inventory control, calibration, application of fertilizers and pesticides, and proper documentation. Equipment Operation: Safe use of standard golf course equipment and select construction machinery. Turfgrass Management & Cultivation: Practices including topdressing, aerification, grooming, and verticutting of greens, tees, fairways, and approaches. Bermudagrass Putting Green Cultural & Moisture Management: Intensive 10-day championship conditioning program, achieving U.S. Open-level standards. Irrigation Systems & Water Management: Operation and scheduling using Rain Bird Cirrus Pro ICI (two-wire) systems. Small Crew Management: Supervising and delegating maintenance tasks. Introduction to Equipment Maintenance: Reel and bedknife grinding, cutting unit adjustments, and preventative maintenance. Budgeting & Financial Management USGA Championship Preparation: Course preparation for the 2026 U.S. Women’s Amateur, featuring the world’s top women’s amateur golfers.