VETWORKS

To help manage tee times and player start times, and to help facilitate play around the course, golf clubs hire starters and rangers. The starter is the first tee’s gatekeeper, managing the tee times as players begin their rounds. This position requires organizational skills and a personable demeanor, as starters welcome golfers to the course. Rangers manage play around the golf course by keeping tabs on pace‐of‐play and helping assist players with such things as misplaced clubs or a lost ball.

A golf cart attendant is responsible for the maintenance of golf carts and other related equipment. He is supposed to ensure the cleanliness practices of the golf cart. The golf cart attendant should be aware of all the rules, regulations and policies of the organization he is working with because he might be asked to provide information regarding this to the players and members.

The person who carries a player’s bag and clubs, and gives insightful advice and moral support. A good caddy is aware of the challenges and obstacles of the golf course being played, along with the best strategy in playing it.

Assist local golf associations with administration of golf tournaments and events.

Assist the golf course superintendent, or head greenskeeper, with different varieties of grasses, trees and shrubs on the golf course.

Assigns dressing room facilities, locker space or clothing containers, and supplies to patrons of athletic or bathing establishment: Issues dressing room or locker key.

Opportunities in the clubhouse, halfway house, and beverage cart opertation.