Set among the rolling hills of the Delaware Valley, our storied history of over 120 years has solidified Wilmington Country Club as one of the finest and most prestigious clubs in the country. Home to two world class golf courses, Wilmington Country Club has hosted a number of USGA and National Amateur Championships. The Club hosted the PGA TOUR as the site for the 2022 BMW Championship.

The club comprises of 36 holes of golf, along with an extensive racquets program, including grass tennis courts.  A renovation of the North Course is in development for 2026 that will include a campus wide irrigation installation.

Founded in 1901, Wilmington Country Club is centrally located in the Mid-Atlantic, two hours in either direction to New York City or Washington, DC. This location allows our agronomy department to manage both cool-season and warm-season turfgrasses, presenting a unique opportunity for students. In addition, you will increase your professional network by interacting with various consultants and field visits to neighboring sports turf facilities.  

For more information, visit us on Instagram @wcc1901_agro and review our internship brochure listed below to learn more about the Club and this exciting opportunity to work with our TEAM. 

Applicant should be enrolled in a four-year or two-year degree/ certificate program in Turf Management or similar field. The applicant should have at least one season of entry level golf course or sports field experience. See our department's Instagram page, @wcc1901_agro, for our latest updates and click this link for additional information regarding our internship: 

https://online.flippingbook.com/view/30236191/ 

About Wilmington Country Club

Wilmington Country Club continues to be one of the finest private country clubs in the United States, with a primary emphasis on meeting the desires of its members, their families and their personal guests. Founded in 1901, the Club’s property encompasses 335 acres, consisting of 36-holes of golf and practice areas, including the Robert Trent Jones Sr. South Course and the Dick Wilson designed North Course, along with an extensive racquets program.

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