How to Put a Golf Course Job on a Modeling Application (and Why It Helps)

You finally open the application. Name, email, phone, easy. Then you hit the box that says About You and you freeze. What are you supposed to put there? "I drive a golf cart"? You type it, look at it, and delete it. It doesn't sound like modeling.

Here's the secret: a casting team isn't looking for a perfect résumé. We're looking for people we can trust in front of a client. And your golf course job says more about that than you think.

What a casting team actually wants to know

• Can you talk to strangers without freezing up?
• Will you show up on time, every time?
• Can you stay friendly when you're tired?
• Can you look put-together outside, all day?

If you work a beverage cart, you answer yes to all four before your first break.

Turn your job into lines that get noticed

• Instead of "I work at a golf course": "Beverage cart attendant for two years. I talk with dozens of golfers every shift and know our regulars by name"
• Instead of "I sell drinks": "I sell drinks and snacks on the course on my own, and handle cash and card sales"
• Instead of "I work outside": "I work eight-hour outdoor shifts in summer heat and winter cold"
• Instead of "tournaments are busy": "I've worked tournament days and charity events with big crowds"
• If you have it: "Alcohol-service certified." Events that serve alcohol with us are 21 and older

Put in your real numbers and your real years. Short, true and specific beats long and fancy every time.

Other jobs at the course count too

• Pro shop: "I help customers find what they need and close sales"
• Clubhouse server or bartender: "I handle a full section on busy weekends"
• Starter or front desk: "I keep tee times running and greet every guest"
• Event setup: "I help set up tournaments and outdoor events"

Where each thing goes on our form

• Role: choose Model, New Faces. If you're 21 or older, you can choose JET SETTERS Host
• Location: your city or town, so we can book you close to home
• Availability: be specific, like "weekdays after 3, all day Mondays"
• About You: your two or three best lines from above
• Social Media: optional. No followers needed
• Photos: one close-up and one full length, natural light, no filters

Three mistakes to skip

• Hiding the job: girls leave out work they think isn't "modeling." Put it in
• Writing a novel: three strong lines beat three long paragraphs
• Visor and sunglasses: send photos where we can see your face and your hair. Skip the work polo with a logo, too. A simple fitted top is perfect

Why this job stands out

Plenty of girls can pose for a photo. Far fewer can roll up to a group of strangers at seven in the morning and have them laughing in ten seconds. That part can't be taught in a studio. Brands book promo models and brand ambassadors for exactly that, and a casting team notices it the moment they read it.

Told you belong on TV?

If people on the course keep telling you that you should be on TV, take it seriously. Rockstarr Media is casting the host of JET SETTERS, our travel series by private jet to exclusive islands, for girls 21 and older. Choose JET SETTERS Host when you apply. If you're a fit, we send you a private link to film a short audition on your phone.

Who can apply

• Age: girls 18 and older. 21 or older for events that serve alcohol, and for JET SETTERS
• Experience: none needed
• Cost: free to apply. You never pay to be considered

The box that made you freeze is the one that can get you booked. Fill it in tonight.