Typical Hourly Pay Rates Paid Weekly or Bi-Weekly
Positions
Server
Bartender
Server Assisstant
Food Runner
Busser
Line Cook
Golf Attendant
Hourly Rates
as of 2025/2026
$16 - $18
$18 - $22
$15 - $17
$15 - $17
$15 - $17
$18 - $25
$14 - $19
Role Description & Expectations
Take orders efficiently, work well under pressure, and demonstrate strong knowledge of the club’s menu and available beverages.
Take orders efficiently, work well under pressure, accurately prepare and memorize cocktails, and engage professionally with guests.
Support dining room team members, work efficiently in a fast-paced environment, maintain strong attention to detail, and anticipate guest needs before they arise.
Deliver food orders to tables promptly, work effectively under pressure, and maintain strong attention to detail.
Clear tables after members depart, assist with event setup, and safely lift and move items required for the role.
Demonstrate strong kitchen knowledge, perform effectively under pressure, and have prior experience working as a cook.
Demonstrate strong knowledge of golf, maintain a high level of physical fitness and stamina, and safely lift and move items required for the role.
Overtime
Overtime is paid at 1.5 x your hourly rate for every hour worked over 40 hours per week.
For example:
your wage as a server is $17, you worked 55 hours from Mon - Sun your wage will be calculated as follows:
$17 x 40 hours = $680
$17 x 1.5 x 15 = $382.50
$382.50 + $680 = $1062.50 Gross for Week 1
When, What and How Will You Get Paid
Following a successful interview, the employer will provide an employment offer outlining pay, schedule, and other relevant terms. You may review the offer and choose whether to accept or decline.Most employers pay wages on a bi-weekly basis, while some may pay weekly, depending on employer policy.Roles typically offer a minimum of 35 hours per week, with overtime paid at 1.5 times the regular hourly rate for hours worked over 40 in a workweek, in accordance with U.S. labor laws.
If this is your first time working in the United States, you will need a Social Security Number and a U.S. bank account, which are usually obtained within the first few days to weeks after arrival. In some cases, employers may provide a temporary pay card while banking details are finalized.
Pay rates are approximate and may vary by employer, location, experience, and season.
Positions
Server
Bartender
Server Assisstant
Food Runner
Busser
Line Cook
Golf Attendant
Hourly Rates
as of 2025/2026
$16 - $18
$18 - $22
$15 - $17
$15 - $17
$15 - $17
$18 - $25
$14 - $19
Role Descriptions and Expectations
Overtime
When, What and How Will You Get Paid
Server
Bartender
Server Assistant
Food Runner
Line Cook
Golf Attendant
Busser
Typical Hourly Pay Rates Paid Weekly or Bi-Weekly
Take orders efficiently, work well under pressure, and demonstrate strong knowledge of the club’s menu and available beverages.
Take orders efficiently, work well under pressure, accurately prepare and memorize cocktails, and engage professionally with guests.
Support dining room team members, work efficiently in a fast-paced environment, maintain strong attention to detail, and anticipate guest needs before they arise.
Deliver food orders to tables promptly, work effectively under pressure, and maintain strong attention to detail.
Clear tables after members depart, assist with event setup, and safely lift and move items required for the role.
Demonstrate strong kitchen knowledge, perform effectively under pressure, and have prior experience working as a cook.
Demonstrate strong knowledge of golf, maintain a high level of physical fitness and stamina, and safely lift and move items required for the role.
Overtime is paid at 1.5 x your hourly rate for every hour worked over 40 hours per week.
For example:
your wage as a server is $17, you worked 55 hours from Mon - Sun your wage will be calculated as follows:
$17 x 40 hours = $680
$17 x 1.5 x 15 = $382.50
$382.50 + $680 = $1062.50 Gross for Week 1
Following a successful interview, the employer will provide an employment offer outlining pay, schedule, and other relevant terms. You may review the offer and choose whether to accept or decline.Most employers pay wages on a bi-weekly basis, while some may pay weekly, depending on employer policy.Roles typically offer a minimum of 35 hours per week, with overtime paid at 1.5 times the regular hourly rate for hours worked over 40 in a workweek, in accordance with U.S. labor laws.
If this is your first time working in the United States, you will need a Social Security Number and a U.S. bank account, which are usually obtained within the first few days to weeks after arrival. In some cases, employers may provide a temporary pay card while banking details are finalized.
Pay rates are approximate and may vary by employer, location, experience, and season.