Sports Jobs in Nekoosa, WI

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Dream Golf
Nekoosa, WI
5 days ago

Nekoosa, WI
5 days ago

Sand Valley is a golf resort and community settled gently upon 12,000 acres of rugged, pre-historic sand dunes in central Wisconsin. Here, residents and guests will find six world-class golf...

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Reservations Manager

Dream Golf
Nekoosa, WI
5 days ago

Nekoosa, WI
5 days ago

Sand Valley is a golf resort and community settled gently upon 12,000 acres of rugged, pre-historic sand dunes in central Wisconsin. Here, residents and guests will find six world-class golf...

In Person

Group Events Manager

Dream Golf
Nekoosa, WI
28 days ago

Nekoosa, WI
28 days ago

Sand Valley is a golf resort and community settled gently upon 12,000 acres of rugged, pre-historic sand dunes in central Wisconsin. Here, residents and guests will find six world-class golf...

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Front Desk Agent (Wisconsin Rapids)

Dream Golf
Wisconsin Rapids, WI (11 miles from Nekoosa, WI)
60+ days ago

Wisconsin Rapids, WI (11 miles from Nekoosa, WI)
60+ days ago

Job Location: 3410 8th Street South, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494 Position: Seasonal (April through October) Position Summary: The Front Desk Agent plays a key role in ensuring smooth day-to-day...

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Housekeeping Supervisor

Dream Golf
Nekoosa, WI
60+ days ago

Nekoosa, WI
60+ days ago

Sand Valley is a golf resort and community settled gently upon 12,000 acres of rugged, pre-historic sand dunes in central Wisconsin. Here, residents and guests will find six world-class golf...

In Person

Reservations Agent

Dream Golf
Nekoosa, WI
90+ days ago

Nekoosa, WI
90+ days ago

Sand Valley is a golf resort and community settled gently upon 12,000 acres of rugged, pre-historic sand dunes in central Wisconsin. Here, residents and guests will find six world-class golf...

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Assistant Golf Professional

Dream Golf
Nekoosa, WI
90+ days ago

Nekoosa, WI
90+ days ago

Sand Valley is a golf resort and community settled gently upon 12,000 acres of rugged, pre-historic sand dunes in central Wisconsin. Here, residents and guests will find six world-class golf...

In Person

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