Job Openings

The Club has recently expanded its operations, providing year-round services and amenities to its membership. Join the Cherry Hills Country Club team in our new Clubhouse and become a part of history and luxury, contributing your skills and passion to our team. If you're searching for a job that combines legacy, growth, and a vibrant environment, explore opportunities with us at Cherry Hills Country Club today.

Please submit all applications online using the link below. In Person drop-off of applications will not be accepted and entrance to the Club will not be permitted.

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Palmer Scholarship

Following his 1960 U.S. Open victory at Cherry Hills, a special relationship developed between Mr. Palmer, Cherry Hills Country Club and its Members.

Originally conceived by a small Member group who engaged the support of Mr. Palmer, the Arnold Palmer Scholarship Fund was created in 2001 to provide Cherry Hills Country Club employees and golf caddies with financial assistance for a range of educational pursuits.

Applicants are evaluated by the Foundation's Board that includes Club Members and representatives of the Club's staff. Considerations for scholarship awards include:

• Character recommendations
• Letters of recommendation (Members and staff)
• Academic Achievements
• Longevity of service to Cherry Hills Country Club
• Performance on standardized tests
• Personal interview (motivation, ability, character and potential)
• Financial need

MEMBER FUNDED: Cherry Hills Members support the program by making donations during the year and through fund raising activities associated with the annual Palmer Cup Golf Tournament and Auction. Funds were also raised through the collegiate Palmer Cup tournament hosted by the Club in 2009.

Donations to date from 2001 are $4,220,657, with $3,054,015 awarded to 1,479 scholarship recipients. The average award for 2025 was approximately $3,500.
 

"The most rewarding things in life are often the ones that look like they cannot be done." Arnold Palmer