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2025 Mass Golf P.J. Boatwright Member Services, Tournaments & Events Internship (3 or 6 Months)

300 Arnold Palmer Blvd., Norton, MA 02766

2025 P.J. Boatwright, Jr. Internships - Mass Golf

Please note: There are 2 internships available - One 3+ month and one 6+ month.

Purpose: To provide a comprehensive introduction and training experience for qualified interns to prepare for a career in golf administration.

Term of Internship(s): Multiple internships are available; please see the description and length of internship(s).

Location: Interns will be based at Mass Golf headquarters in Norton and will travel within the state (potential for limited travel throughout New England area).

Compensation: This is a paid internship.

Housing & Transportation: Intern must arrange for housing in the Massachusetts area and provide their own reliable automotive transportation. Intern will be reimbursed for all related expenses when traveling on Mass Golf business and reimbursed for the use of their personal automobile according to the Mass Golf Reimbursement Policy.

Office Attire: Intern will be expected to wear casual, neat, business-type attire for all office responsibilities. Mass Golf attire will be supplied for event/on-site work.

Mass Golf and the United States Golf Association are Equal Opportunity Employers.

Member Services, Tournaments & Events Internships

Internship Available: One, 3+ month
Contact: Jenna Walkiewicz – Assistant Director of Member Services – jwalkiewicz@massgolf.org 

Internship Available: One, 6+ month
Contact: Jen Morahan – Manager of Women’s Events – jmorahan@massgolf.org

  • Integral part of organizing and administrating women’s, mixed and parent child tournaments and member days.
  • Highly immersed w/ statewide inter-club team match administration and player development events.
  • Administrate online registrations, player support and communication support.
  • Prepares pre-event materials and communications within established deadlines.
  • Management and care for all event related equipment and supplies.
  • Performs on-site tournament duties including but not limited to course and infrastructure set-up, registration, starting, monitoring pace of play, and scoring.
  • Develops proficiency in the use of Golf Genius.
  • Support and assists with general operations and projects as they relate to all Member Service offerings and programs. This includes, but is not limited to, updating the Mass Golf website and database, and utilizing data analytics to support membership growth.
  • Additional opportunities to assist in interdepartmental events, including championships, course ratings and The First Tee programming.

Qualifications: Applicants should have strong verbal and written communication skills, proficiency with MS Office programs, and be highly organized. General knowledge of the game of golf preferred, but not required. A background in the game of golf and rules of golf knowledge is also beneficial. Not eligible for consideration are Mass Golf/USGA employees, officials, their relatives, or past USGA grant recipients.

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