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The Alotian Club | Roland Arkansas United states
Expires: November 5, 2026
GOLF COURSE MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
THE ALOTIAN CLUB | ROLAND, ARKANSAS
Build the Skills. Gain the Experience. Start Your Career.
Are you a turfgrass student or aspiring golf course superintendent looking for more than a summer job?
The Alotian Club offers a hands-on professional development experience designed to prepare motivated individuals for a career as an Assistant Golf Course Superintendent and ultimately a Golf Course Superintendent.
At The Alotian Club, interns become part of a professional golf course management team and gain real world experience maintaining one of America's premier private golf clubs. From daily course setup and agronomy to irrigation, equipment management, construction projects, tournament preparation and crew leadership, interns are exposed to virtually every aspect of a high-end golf course operation.
If you are willing to work hard, pay attention to detail, ask questions and take pride in your work, this is an opportunity to develop skills that can follow you throughout your career.
WHY INTERN AT THE ALOTIAN CLUB?
Elite Private Club Experience
Learn what it takes to maintain a world-class golf course at the highest standards in the industry.
Unique Turfgrass Experience
Gain hands on experience managing Bentgrass greens and Zoysiagrass tees, fairways and rough, providing exposure to both cool-season and warm-season turfgrass management.
Real Hands-On Responsibility
You won't simply observe. Interns participate directly in course maintenance, equipment operation, agronomic practices, irrigation management, construction projects and daily decision-making.
Tournament Experience
Learn what it takes to prepare and present a golf course for championship level competition.
Career Development
Develop the technical, leadership and management skills necessary to advance into an Assistant Superintendent position and eventually become a Golf Course Superintendent.
Professional Networking
Work alongside experienced golf course professionals and develop relationships that can lead to future employment opportunities throughout the golf course management industry.
YOUR INTERNSHIP HAS A CAREER PATH
Intern → Assistant Superintendent → Golf Course Superintendent
Our internship program is designed to give motivated individuals the knowledge and hands on experience necessary to take the next step in their careers.
Throughout the internship, you'll develop experience in:
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Interns rotate through multiple areas of golf course management. The amount of time spent in each area will depend on previous experience, interests and individual development goals.
Daily Course Operations
Interns will have opportunities to participate in future golf course improvement projects, including:
Gain firsthand experience preparing an elite golf course for tournament play, including the attention to detail, organization and teamwork required to present championship conditions.
PREPARE FOR TOURNAMENT GOLF
The Alotian Club has hosted some of the most prestigious amateur and collegiate events in golf, including:
ABOUT THE ALOTIAN CLUB
Established in 2004, The Alotian Club is located just west of Little Rock, Arkansas, in the heart of the state's rolling hills. Founded by Warren Stephens, son of former Masters Chairman Jack Stephens, the private 18-hole club was designed by renowned golf course architect Tom Fazio and has been recognized among Golf Digest's "America's 100 Greatest Golf Courses."
The course is situated on approximately 1,500 acres and offers spectacular views overlooking Lake Maumelle.
Club facilities include:
WHO THRIVES HERE?
We are looking for students and aspiring golf course professionals who:
INTERNSHIP DETAILS
Internship Length: 3–12 months
Internship positions are available for individuals seeking both shorter-term seasonal experiences and longer-term professional development opportunities.
The Alotian Club is a fast-paced work environment where quality, consistency, teamwork and attention to detail are essential.
WHAT YOU GET
$18.00 / HOUR + OVERTIME
In addition to competitive hourly compensation, interns receive:
You'll leave The Alotian Club with more than hours on a timesheet. You'll leave with hands on experience, technical skills, professional relationships and a better understanding of what it takes to become a successful golf course superintendent.
JOIN THE TEAM
If you're serious about building a career in golf course management and want to learn in an environment where quality, teamwork and attention to detail matter, we want to hear from you.
Apply Today
Please send your resume to:
Koji Mitchell
Golf Course Superintendent
The Alotian Club
101 Alotian Dr.
Roland, AR 72135
Phone: 501-379-2585
Email: koji.mitchell@alotian.com
Expires: November 5, 2026
GOLF COURSE MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
THE ALOTIAN CLUB | ROLAND, ARKANSAS
Build the Skills. Gain the Experience. Start Your Career.
Are you a turfgrass student or aspiring golf course superintendent looking for more than a summer job?
The Alotian Club offers a hands-on professional development experience designed to prepare motivated individuals for a career as an Assistant Golf Course Superintendent and ultimately a Golf Course Superintendent.
At The Alotian Club, interns become part of a professional golf course management team and gain real world experience maintaining one of America's premier private golf clubs. From daily course setup and agronomy to irrigation, equipment management, construction projects, tournament preparation and crew leadership, interns are exposed to virtually every aspect of a high-end golf course operation.
If you are willing to work hard, pay attention to detail, ask questions and take pride in your work, this is an opportunity to develop skills that can follow you throughout your career.
WHY INTERN AT THE ALOTIAN CLUB?
Elite Private Club Experience
Learn what it takes to maintain a world-class golf course at the highest standards in the industry.
Unique Turfgrass Experience
Gain hands on experience managing Bentgrass greens and Zoysiagrass tees, fairways and rough, providing exposure to both cool-season and warm-season turfgrass management.
Real Hands-On Responsibility
You won't simply observe. Interns participate directly in course maintenance, equipment operation, agronomic practices, irrigation management, construction projects and daily decision-making.
Tournament Experience
Learn what it takes to prepare and present a golf course for championship level competition.
Career Development
Develop the technical, leadership and management skills necessary to advance into an Assistant Superintendent position and eventually become a Golf Course Superintendent.
Professional Networking
Work alongside experienced golf course professionals and develop relationships that can lead to future employment opportunities throughout the golf course management industry.
YOUR INTERNSHIP HAS A CAREER PATH
Intern → Assistant Superintendent → Golf Course Superintendent
Our internship program is designed to give motivated individuals the knowledge and hands on experience necessary to take the next step in their careers.
Throughout the internship, you'll develop experience in:
- Agronomy and turfgrass management
- Integrated pest management
- Irrigation and water management
- Equipment operation and maintenance
- Golf course construction
- Crew leadership
- Tournament preparation
- Budgeting and financial management
- Environmental stewardship
- Project planning and execution
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Interns rotate through multiple areas of golf course management. The amount of time spent in each area will depend on previous experience, interests and individual development goals.
Daily Course Operations
- Daily golf course setup
- Mowing and general maintenance operations
- Course presentation and detail work
- Understanding daily priorities and workflow
- Bentgrass putting green management
- Zoysiagrass management
- Moisture management
- Fertility programs
- Topdressing
- Aerification
- Grooming and verticutting
- General turfgrass cultivation practices
- Pest identification
- IPM planning
- Product inventory
- Equipment calibration
- Pesticide and fertilizer applications
- Application documentation and record keeping
- Toro Lynx irrigation system
- Water scheduling
- Irrigation management and troubleshooting
- Subsurface air systems
- Greens subsurface heating and cooling hydronics units
- Moisture management and conservation
- On-site Toro Lynx training level 1
- Golf course equipment operation
- Reel and bedknife grinding
- Cutting unit setup
- Quality of cut
- Height of cut
- Preventive maintenance
- Equipment care and organization
Interns will have opportunities to participate in future golf course improvement projects, including:
- Drainage installation
- Tee box construction
- Native grass establishment
- Tall fescue areas
- Other course enhancement projects
- Landscape planning
- Annual flower change-outs
- Pruning
- Tree work
- Landscape design and installation
Gain firsthand experience preparing an elite golf course for tournament play, including the attention to detail, organization and teamwork required to present championship conditions.
PREPARE FOR TOURNAMENT GOLF
The Alotian Club has hosted some of the most prestigious amateur and collegiate events in golf, including:
- 2013 Western Amateur
- 2019 Arnold Palmer Cup
- 2021 Jackson T. Stephens Cup
- Future host site of the 2027 Arkansas State Amateur Championship
- Future host site of the 2027 Jackson T. Stephens Cup
ABOUT THE ALOTIAN CLUB
Established in 2004, The Alotian Club is located just west of Little Rock, Arkansas, in the heart of the state's rolling hills. Founded by Warren Stephens, son of former Masters Chairman Jack Stephens, the private 18-hole club was designed by renowned golf course architect Tom Fazio and has been recognized among Golf Digest's "America's 100 Greatest Golf Courses."
The course is situated on approximately 1,500 acres and offers spectacular views overlooking Lake Maumelle.
Club facilities include:
- Championship 18-hole golf course
- 7-acre practice range
- 3-acre short game area
- Newly renovated golf course maintenance facility and administrative offices
- Equipment repair shop
- Chemical storage and mixing facility
WHO THRIVES HERE?
We are looking for students and aspiring golf course professionals who:
- Are currently enrolled in or have graduated from a 2- or 4-year degree/certificate program in turfgrass management, horticulture, agronomy or a related field
- Have a positive attitude and genuine desire to learn
- Take pride in their work
- Have a strong work ethic
- Understand the time and commitment required to maintain a high-end private golf club
- Work well as part of a team
- Are willing to ask questions and learn from experienced professionals
- Want to pursue a career in golf course management
INTERNSHIP DETAILS
Internship Length: 3–12 months
Internship positions are available for individuals seeking both shorter-term seasonal experiences and longer-term professional development opportunities.
The Alotian Club is a fast-paced work environment where quality, consistency, teamwork and attention to detail are essential.
WHAT YOU GET
$18.00 / HOUR + OVERTIME
In addition to competitive hourly compensation, interns receive:
- Free housing
- Moving allowance
- Meals
- Uniforms
- PTO
- Golf privileges
- Fishing privileges
- Tournament preparation experience
- Professional career networking
- Future employment opportunities
You'll leave The Alotian Club with more than hours on a timesheet. You'll leave with hands on experience, technical skills, professional relationships and a better understanding of what it takes to become a successful golf course superintendent.
JOIN THE TEAM
If you're serious about building a career in golf course management and want to learn in an environment where quality, teamwork and attention to detail matter, we want to hear from you.
Apply Today
Please send your resume to:
Koji Mitchell
Golf Course Superintendent
The Alotian Club
101 Alotian Dr.
Roland, AR 72135
Phone: 501-379-2585
Email: koji.mitchell@alotian.com
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