and maintenance. People are not in the best mood when they are hungry, so I learned a lot about customer service. I shadowed a Poppy Hills manager and coordinated a buffet and bused tables. Getting the customers what they wanted as fast as I could was important and I learned a lot.
Cart Barn Currently I am working outside in the cart barn, cleaning and parking the carts and cleaning clubs for golfers. At many times I was the only girl around, but it didn’t really matter because everyone was really cool. They accepted me from day one.
My Internship
The biggest thing I learned through this internship was patience and dealing with people. In school I am a leader, so I have that experience and know how to lead because of basketball and other things. Youth on Course has been very important and opened so many doors; it is truly a blessing for me. I cannot afford to play golf and Youth on Course donated money to make that happen. Every time I am out on the course I am so happy and want to make myself better.
I have learned a lot about etiquette and I am a very different person after YOC. I calm myself down more easily and am more understanding and patient. The purpose of Youth on Course is to become a complete person because not only do they teach us how to play golf, they teach us how to eat right and to never give up. Having this internship at Poppy Hills on my resume will give me a
greater chance to make it to college and a better occupation. This sum- mer has motivated me to excel in everything I do.
Having this internship at Poppy Hills on my resume will give me a greater chance to make it to college and a better occupation. This summer has motivated me to excel in everything I do. –CHANTELLE DAVENPORT
More than 90% of
every dollar donated is invested in youth programs.
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