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We’re Hiring! Part time Summer Student

Social Media Consultant & Event Planner

Are you interested in supporting our golf club, event planning and marketing?

We have a Part time Position this summer – No Golf experience necessary

  • Work Remotely, would require own phone, laptop and internet
  • Flexible hours – All training will be provided  Rate of Pay: $13
  • Part Time: 16 hours per week

Metro Ladies Golf Inc. is a membership club for female golfers in HRM. We provide golf lessons and organized games for our members as well as planning events and group travel.

As the Social Media Consultant and Event Planner for the 2021 Season you will be responsible to update all social media platforms and produce regular communication for our membership. You will also be responsible for helping organize golf games and communication with our membership.

Looking for an outgoing personable student to manage our social media accounts, plan and attend golf events.

Skills:

Highly Organized

Exceptional Communication skills, both written and verbal

Experience using social media platforms and phone Apps

Duties:

  • Light bookkeeping – knowledge of Quickbooks an asset
  • Daily updates to social media
  • Plan and schedule regular golf events using google sheets
  • Other duties as assigned

Applications accepted until June 10th 12:00pm – Work term begins June 15th 2021

Applicants from diverse backgrounds, all abilities and underrepresented groups are asked to self identify.

Send resume and cover letter to sara@metroladiesgolf.ca

We thank all applicants for the interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

 



Covid Restrictions for Golf and Golf Instruction

COVID 19 UPDATE

April 27, 2021

We are continuing to monitor the Covid 19 restrictions as they are being updated daily from Nova Scotia’s Department of Public Health. Here are some guidelines that will help you participate in golf safely. We are fortunate that golf lends itself to social distancing and can provide a much needed physical and social outlet for so many. Golf Courses are doing everything they can to ensure your safety while at the course, but we must all do our part. Stay safe everyone!

Golfers need to stick to their own community. All games for the next 4 weeks (May 20, or until they lift restrictions) will only be played within HRM. We are not allowed to travel outside of our community for golf games or lessons at this time. If you live outside of HRM you are not permitted to come into our community for games or lessons. Adhere to all the restrictions and guidance from Public Health: www.novascotia.ca/coronavirus

IF YOU ARE NOT FEELING WELL YOU MUST STAY HOME

*Cancel your tee time and any lessons you may have booked

At the Course

  • Wear a mask inside any building and outside when you can’t be 6 feet apart. Respect the club rules for capacity amounts in their pro shop or washrooms
  • Do not arrive more than 20 minutes before your starting time
  • Avoid gathering in groups of more than 5 people outside
  • Sanitize your hands often especially when touching keypads, golf carts and doors
  • Consider riding alone in a golf cart
  • Restaurants at the clubs are currently closed. Food and snacks may or may not be available. Be prepared and pack your own
  • Do not touch the flagstick
  • Do not shake hands with your golf partners – a friendly club tap is sufficient
  • Avoid picking up any loose tees or balls that do not belong to you
  • Leave the golf course immediately after play

Private Lessons – Group Clinics

  • Maintain spacing of 6 feet between participants
  • Masks must be worn at all times by instructors and participants
  • Payments should be done via etransfer or over the phone (for credit card payment)
  • Avoid gathering in groups of more than 5 people outside
  • Sanitize your hands before and after your lesson
  • Leave the golf course immediately after play

STAY SAFE!



International Women’s Day – How will you mark the day?

Local female golf pro marks International Women’s Day by removing barriers to women’s golf

March 7, 2016  For Immediate Release

Halifax, NS  Sara Wilson, a PGA golf professional wants to mark International Women’s Day by removing the barriers women face today in golf. “The male-oriented environment is a major barrier to golf for women along with cost, limited skill, time, family constraints, lack of golfing friends as major barriers to golf for women,” says Wilson.
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Progress Club to Honour 19 Women

The Chronicle Herald

The Canadian Progress Club Halifax Cornwallis will recognize 19 women for their contributions to business and the greater community. Recipients are: Sara Wilson, golf professional and owner of Metro Ladies Golf Inc.   Read More >>>



Wilson Caddies Abraham Ancer to Nova Scotia Open Win

The Laker

Local pro Sara Wilson had a Cinderella ending to caddying for Abe Ancer at the Web.com Tour’s Nova Scotia Open – he won the tournament, held July 2-5 at Ashburn’s New Course in Windsor Junction, just up the road from her family’s home.   Read More >>>



Champion rewind: Abraham Ancer

Caddie’s local knowledge leads Ancer to victory at Nova Scotia Open

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia – A few weeks before the start of the Nova Scotia Open, Abraham Ancer received a Twitter message from Sara Wilson, a Halifax-area resident who was an assistant pro at Ashburn Golf Club (New) for about 14 years.   Read More >>>



‘Inside the ropes’: Windsor Junction golf pro Sara Wilson turns caddy at Nova Scotia Open

Metro Halifax

Sara Wilson of Windsor Junction isn’t just a caddy.

She’s also a professional golfer herself. So having her carry his clubs for this weekend’s Nova Scotia Open was an easy call for Abraham Ancer of Mission, Texas, who won the second annual event Sunday on Ashburn Golf Club’s new course.   Read More >>>



Elementary School Students Take a Swing at Golf

The Bedford-Sackville Observer

“At this stage, we’re learning about hand-eye coordination, so it’s not really about all of the skills you need to swing a club. We just want them to make contact, it can be fun and easy for them. This isn’t a time to develop a Tiger Woods. We are really just focusing on the balance and movement.”   Read More >>>



Ladies and Girls Get Golfing

The Chronicle Herald

Women and young girls interested in taking up golf have a new option starting this coming season. Golf coach Sara Wilson, a member of the PGA of Canada, is officially launching her new business next month. Metro Ladies Golf will deliver a variety of golf programs to women and girls in HRM.   Read More >>>



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Now would be a good time to get school support workers back in the classroom! My kids texted me every hour asking if our house burned down. Kids are scared. And being away from home right now is torture for them #TantallonFire School support workers are needed!

Preliminary estimates indicate that approximately 200 homes or structures have been damaged as a result of the fires. A full assessment of the damage cannot yet be confirmed. Details: https://fal.cn/3yDqo

Update: fire evacuation order now issued to include Maplewood, Voyageur Way including St. George Blvd area including all side streets, McCabe Lake area and Indigo Shores. Evacuation orders will not be lifted before Monday. Take your pets. Check @hfxgov for updates.

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Testimonials

I got my clubs out of storage after 7 years. I am learning golf techniques, meeting great women and not giving into arthritis. Sara looks after everything and makes it so easy for us busy women who want to play golf.
Linda Crewe

Contact

Sara Wilson Director & Coach

E-mail: metroladiesgolf@gmail.com

Phone: 902-449-2062

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