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nicbouy posted: 29 Jun at 5:22 pm
i work at a country club and it all a varys like the cartboys get paid $8, the waiters get $10, and so on but all golf course are different in every area
wbaker777 posted: 30 Jun at 10:16 pm
I’d say a waitress will make more money than a receptionist.
ÐIESEŁ ÐUB posted: 02 Jul at 9:48 am
Most likely the waitress job will pay more. At least at the courses I have worked at were like this.
toughnottobeacynic posted: 04 Jul at 6:46 am
The waitresses salary is augmented with the tips she will receive. Nobody tips a receptionist.
Caitlin<3 posted: 07 Jul at 12:00 pm
waitress..my friend works at a golf course and she makes over $100-200 in tips
answer.definitely.legit posted: 08 Jul at 7:25 pm
well it’s $3.00 below minimum wage, and dont worry because every golf club in america has the same exact pay. hope i helped
tarheel posted: 10 Jul at 11:59 am
For sure waitress will make way more. It’s all about the tips. Plus, the nicer the course, the bigger the tips.
Justin L posted: 12 Jul at 9:17 am
I have managed 3 separate courses and have found that this can vary alot. More times than not a waitress is going to make more money than the receptionist but be aware at the difference in schedules. If working nights isnt your thing then I would go with the receptionist job. Also, another thing to consider is that the receptionist job will be a consistent pay where as the waitress job will vary depending on business. As always make sure you job choice is based on more than money or you will be dissapointed.