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Internship Opportunities We are looking for hardworking turf students who want to join our staff. For the right individuals there are great opportunities for advancement at Oak Hill. While at Oak Hill, employees will participate in all facets of golf course maintenance required to maintain two championship golf courses at the highest level. In addition, Oak Hill is scheduled to host the 2019 Senior PGA and 2023 PGA Championships. In August of 2019 the East Course will undergo an extensive renovation project that will include rebuilding of greens and bunkers. What’s Oak Hill looking for? Dedicated and motivated turf students looking to learn what is required to maintain two championship golf courses. Individuals must be willing to work long hours while maintaining a positive Chemical pre-mix area, utilized to pre-mix attitude. chemicals and fertilizers for spray applications. Oak Hill Country Club East Course Benefits Ranked 20th by Golf Digest in 2017 Housing and golfing privileges as well as the opportunity to experience many Previous tournaments hosted: practical facets of golf course maintenance, including: cultivation, irrigation 1949 U.S. Amateur 1956 U.S. Open maintenance and water management, fertilizer and chemical application as 1968 U.S. Open well as tournament preparation that will prove invaluable in future 1980 PGA Championship endeavors. 1984 U.S. Senior Open 1989 U.S. Open 1995 Ryder Cup Oak Hill Country Club is 1998 U.S. Amateur looking to provide 2003 PGA Championship employees with the tools 2008 Senior PGA Championship necessary to become 2013 PGA Championship Host of the 2019 Senior PGA and successful assistants and 2023 PGA Championships superintendents. Our goal “I have to say that Oak Hill is the is to promote these best, fairest, and toughest employees through our championship golf course I’ve ever organization or other top played in all my years as a tour professional. It is totally golf courses in the awesome.” - Ernie Els Grading #6 East low mow area country. Many assistants have moved on to become superintendents at top level golf courses such as: Where do I sign up? Wannamoisett Country Club, Country Club of Avon, Nashawtuc Country E-mail resumes to: Jeff Corcoran Club, Canterbury Golf Club, Greenwich Country Club, Brookeside Country Manager of Golf Courses and Club, Oakland Hills Country Club and Roaring Fork Club. Grounds. Oak Hill Country Club PO Box 10397 Rochester, NY 14610 Phone # (585) 586-2584 Fax # (585) 586-4670 E-mail: [email protected] .

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