Summary

When former teacher Taylor took a summer job at a public golf course in Delaware, she never imagined it would launch a rewarding career in the private club industry. Now serving as Membership and Marketing Director at Kings Creek Country Club in Rehoboth Beach, Taylor shares how curiosity, culture, and connection shaped her journey from the classroom to club leadership.

In this episode, Tyler and Taylor talk candidly about the evolving role of women in golf, redefining HR beyond policy, and why flexibility and trust are critical to retaining top talent. Taylor also highlights how seeing women in leadership roles has transformed her perspective—and why representation matters for the next generation of club professionals.

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What You’ll Learn:

• How an unexpected summer job led to a full-time career in private clubs

• The impact of redefining HR around culture and employee engagement

• Why trust and autonomy drive stronger teams

• The growing visibility of women in leadership roles across the club industry

• How clubs can become more attractive career destinations for women

• Taylor’s take on flexibility, work-life balance, and what truly makes a club a “fun place to work”

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Links

🔗 Kings Creek Country Club on LinkedIn 📸 Follow @KingsCreekCC on social media

🔗Connect with Taylor on LinkedIn here.