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Internship Golf Course Designer Jobs in California

The 6,594-yard championship course designed by legendary golf course architect Robert Muir Graves features many fun and challenging holes highlighted by two ponds, several tight doglegs, and large ...

Designs and conducts golf clinics. * Plans professional development and training activities for ... Ensures golf course is properly marked. * Represents the club in area professional events including ...

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Golf Instructor

Lake Forest, CA · On-site

$16.90/hr

With over 50 years of experience as an owner, lessee, and manager of golf courses and country clubs ... program designed to attract new and existing golfers * Acknowledge, greet and thanks all members ...

Golf Instructor

Lake Forest, CA · On-site

$16.90/hr

With over 50 years of experience as an owner, lessee, and manager of golf courses and country clubs ... program designed to attract new and existing golfers * Acknowledge, greet and thanks all members ...

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What is the difference between Internship Golf Course Designer vs Golf Course Architect?

AspectInternship Golf Course DesignerGolf Course Architect
CredentialsTypically pursuing or holding a related degree in landscape architecture or golf course designProfessional certification or licensure in landscape architecture or golf course design
Work EnvironmentEntry-level, assisting in design projects under supervisionLeading design projects, overseeing planning and construction
Industry UsageInternship positions, entry-level roles in golf course design firmsSenior or lead roles in golf course design firms or independent practice

The main difference is that an Internship Golf Course Designer is an entry-level position focused on gaining experience, while a Golf Course Architect is a professional responsible for designing and overseeing golf course projects. Interns support the design process, whereas architects lead and make critical design decisions.

What are the most commonly searched types of Golf Course Designer jobs in California?

The most popular types of Golf Course Designer jobs in California are:

Assistant Golf Course Superintendent

Executive Golf Search, Inc.

Montecito, CA • On-site

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Job description

Company Description Executive Golf Search, Inc. is a specialized recruitment firm focused on placing professionals in golf course and club management roles across the United States. The organization partners with private, public, and resort courses to identify talented leaders who can elevate course conditions and member experiences. Executive Golf Search, Inc. emphasizes long-term career growth, matching candidates with facilities that align with their skills and professional goals. Candidates benefit from industry expertise, confidential search processes, and opportunities at well-managed golf operations.




The Valley Club of Montecito has an exciting opportunity in seeking an Assistant Superintendent to join their Agronomy Team under the direction of Kevin O’Connor, Director of Agronomy. Executive Golf Search, Inc. will be reviewing applicants in September and October of 2026 to fill this position in the fall of 2026.


The Valley Club of Montecito was built in 1929 and designed by Alister MacKenzie. It is known as the premier private golf club in Santa Barbara and has a very exclusive membership. Valley Club is ranked in the Top 100.


The ability to work with a seasoned staff is mandatory and there are 21 full time employees under the supervision of the management team. A 2 yr. degree or equivalent is required in turfgrass management or a related field. Compensation will be determined on experience of applicants.

Successful applicants should have the following:

·       Hard working

·       Takes pride in their work, the team and the property

·       Continual process of learning

·       Works well with others

·       Good communication with superiors and subordinates

·       Ability to speak Spanish is a plus

·       Ability to take on more responsibility as the position grows

·       Understands and works within the chain of command

·       Attention to detail and another set of eyes for the Director of Agronomy


Valley Club has a strong track record of helping assistants grow and move on the Superintendent positions.

Send resume’s and cover letters to:

Bruce R. Williams, CGCS

President of Executive Golf Search, Inc.

Brucewms1@hotmail.com