2027 Miami Valley Golf - PJ Boatwright Game Development Intern
Colorado Golf Association
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- Pay
- $17
- an hour
- Location
- Dayton, OH
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Internship
- Posted
- Oct 28
- Today
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About the company
Colorado Golf Association
Sports · 11 to 50 employees
What you'll do
- Foster meaningful connections with current and potential members
- Increase participation and build strong relationships
- Engage with members through personalized communication, events, and feedback-driven initiatives
- Reach out to potential golfers in the Miami Valley territory
- Collaborate with local clubs
- Promote inclusive programs like Youth on Course
What you need
- High interest in golf administration
- Verbal and written communication skills
- Highly organized
- Proficiency with MS Office programs
- Background in the game of golf (preferred)
- Rules of golf knowledge (preferred)
Key skills
highly organizedMS Office programsrules of golf knowledge
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Game Development and Member Engagement
Advocate
USGA
P
.
J
.
Boatwright Internship with Miami Valley Golf
Purpose:
To provide a comprehensive introduction and training experience for qualified interns to prepare for a career in golf administration.
Location:
The
Intern will be based at the Miami Valley Golf office in Dayton, OH and will travel within our association territory.
Areas of
Focus
Golf. My Future. My Game. (GMFMG) –
is a program founded in 2008 by Craig Kirby, an avid golfer who grew up in the Dayton area.
The program’s initiatives
create interest and comfort
on the golf course
, establish connections
and generate economic opportunities
. GMFMG
focuses on bringing the game of golf, and its lessons, to young people who may otherwise not be exposed to the game. P
rogramming is led by William Ware, Central State University Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach.
Coach Ware runs two golf camps per week throughout the summer
at Meadowbrook Golf Course
and
takes participants on 3-4 field trips per year.
GMFMG has been a part of the
Dayton
Youth Golf
community for about 5
years,
and
it continues to grow.
Youth in Course
(YOC) –
is a nationally recognized non-profit based in Pebble Beach, California that is transforming the landscape of golf and the lives of young people who play the game. As YOC has grown, it has done so in partnership with State and Regional Allied Golf Associations (AGA). Nationally, YOC serves more than 140,000 members through subsidized rounds of golf, high school internships, caddie programs and college scholarships. Members throughout the United States and Canada have access to almost 2,000 courses where they can play golf for $5 or less.
Member Engagement Advocate
-
In this role,
the focus is on fostering meaningful connections with current and potential members to enhance their overall experience within our golf community. This role is dedicated to increasing participation, building strong relationships, and ensuring that our members feel valued and supported in every aspect of their golf journey. By engaging with members through personalized communication, events, and feedback-driven initiatives, we aim to create a sense of belonging and ensure that each golfer has access to the resources and opportunities available through Miami Valley Golf.
In addition to strengthening current relationships, the Member Engagement Advocate will work to increase membership by actively reaching out to potential golfers in the Miami Valley territory. Through collaboration with local clubs, targeted outreach, and the promotion of inclusive programs like Youth on Course, we will expand the membership base and promote the benefits of joining our community. This effort will not only grow participation but will also help to sustain the long-term growth and vitality of the game in our region.
Qualifications:
Applicants must have a high interest in golf administration, verbal and written communication skills, highly organized, and proficiency with MS Office programs. A background in the game of golf and rules of golf knowledge is also beneficial. Not eligible for consideration are MVG/USGA employees, officials, their relatives, or past USGA grant recipients
Hours:
Full-time
is preferred
, if available; otherwise, part-time (will work around class schedule) during school and full
-
time other times. Candidates should be prepared to work long hours during the season with early morning and late evening hours.
Transportation and Housing:
The
Intern must arrange for housing in the Dayton, OH area and provide
their
own automotive transportation.
The
Intern will be reimbursed for all related expenses when traveling on Association business and will be reimbursed for the use of personal automobile while on official business.
Compensation:
This is a paid position based on a $
17.50
per hour wage.
Office Attire:
Neat, business casual attire for all office responsibilities. MVG apparel will be supplied for event work.
Please send Resume and Cover Letter via email to:
Steve Jurick, Executive Director -
steve@mvgolf.org
Marissa Steen, Director of Rules & Competitions –
msteen@mvgolf.org
Accepting Applications through November
202
6
for
202
7
Internship