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Greenville Country Club is seeking a friendly Banquet Server to deliver polished catering service for private events. You will support the Private Events team, ensure professional presentation, and help create welcoming guest experiences.
Ideal candidates have 1+ year in Food & Beverage or banquet service, strong guest service skills, and flexibility to work evenings and weekends at a country club setting. You will follow event directions, assist with room setup and breakdown, set tables per
We believe great hospitality starts with great people. Our team is passionate about creating memorable experiences while supporting one another through a culture of teamwork, respect, and growth. Whether you’re just starting your career or bringing years of experience, we value individuals who take pride in service and want to be part of something bigger than themselves. Together, we work hard, have fun, and make a meaningful impact every day.
As a Banquet Server, you’ll help deliver polished, attentive catering service for private events for our members and guests. This role exists to ensure each function runs smoothly, looks professional, and feels welcoming.
Key responsibilities include following event directions from the Private Events Director and/or Banquet Captain; providing courteous table service consistent with club standards; assisting with room prep, set-up, and breakdown as needed; setting tables and place settings to the event plan; attending pre-function briefings; staying at your assigned station and completing tasks as directed; escalating guest concerns to the Banquet Captain or Private Events Director; and complying with all food/alcohol safety and grooming policies.
Qualifications:
You’ll arrive with time to get oriented, check the function details, and connect with the banquet lead before guests enter. As the event unfolds, you’ll stay in rhythm with the team—moving between the floor and service areas, keeping your section organized, and adjusting to timing changes as they come up. Between courses or program moments, you’ll reset quickly and keep an eye out for anything that could disrupt the guest experience. At the end of the function, you’ll help close out the room so it’s ready for what’s next, then review any notes from the lead before heading out.