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By Van Wall Equipment, September 18 - Lenexa, Kansas

Job Summary The Golf and Turf Technician is responsible for the diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of Golf and Turf Equipment. The technician must be able to diagnose equipment, using the appropriate technical manual procedures and/or online computer manuals and special tools. Additionally, they must be able to perform complete component removal, disassembly, and reconditioning. Essential Duties and Responsibilities -Follow all safety rules and regulations in performing work assignments -Perform diagnosis and repair of equipment as required -Demonstrate skills to other technicians as required -Perform reconditioning and repair of all machine systems and components -Prepare all reports and forms required in conjunction with job assignments -Report work required on equipment to the Service Manager, for proper and safe operation by the customer -Participate in all training programs as directed by the Service Manager -Maintain a clean work area and perform work in a neat and orderly fashion -Bring to the attention of the Service Manager any shop tools, equipment or vehicle that is not in a serviceable condition or is unsafe to use Position Qualifications -High School Degree or equivalent -Associates Degree in a technician program preferred -2+ years of experience in a related field -Ownership of necessary tools -Valid driver’s license required -Must be able to lift 25 lbs regularly, 50-80 lbs frequently -Must be able to work on hands and knees at times Job Type: Full-time Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee discount Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Work Location: In person  

By Alhambra Golf Course, September 18 - Alhambra, California

Alhambra Golf Course is excited to announce the exceptional career opportunity of Assistant Superintendent. Qualified candidates will thrive in a hospitality environment and be highly focused on providing superior playing conditions for our members and their guests.      Compensation: $68,640-$70,000.00 BOE   Key Responsibilities of the Assistant Superintendent: Works with the Superintendent to ensure that the annual golf course maintenance budget and capital plans are maintained and followed. Supervises and assists maintenance staff in daily duties. Assists in the planning, organizing and direction of the maintenance and construction of putting greens, tees, fairways, roughs, and bunkers. Supervises the planting and cultural practices involved in growing various turf grasses, trees and ornamental plants. Ensures that construction equipment is properly maintained.  Assists in the procurement of supplies and materials and ensures costs remain within budgetary limitations. Keeps records of annual maintenance activities and costs and assists with the preparation of required prepares reports. Follows sound purchasing procedures utilizing preferred vendors, when possible. Reconciles and provides timely coding of all invoices, payroll and other required documents. Coordinates snow removal (depending upon facility location). Ensures all company policies and procedures are followed including compliance with government regulations. Ensures associates obtain proper license needed to perform job tasks safely and within city, state, and federal regulations.  Addresses directly all real or perceived environmental concerns. Manages department members that may include, but is not limited to: Mechanic, Environmental Technician, Equipment Operator, Foreman, Greenskeeper, and Irrigation Technician. Assures that effective orientation and training are given to each new associate.  Develops ongoing training programs. Monitors business volume forecast and plans accordingly in areas of manpower, productivity, costs and other expenses. Incorporates safe work practices in job performance. Minimum Qualifications for the Assistant Superintendent:  Bachelors degree, Associates degree or equivalent from a four or two year college; 3-4 year related experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience (degree preference in agronomy/horticulture/plant/soil science. Other Qualifications: Proficient in Microsoft Office; Word, Excel, & Outlook.  

By The Sea Pines Resort, September 18 - updated September 18 - Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

The Sea Pines Resort Assistant-in-Training – Golf Course Maintenance About The Sea Pines Resort Located on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, The Sea Pines Resort is a world-class destination offering premier golf, hospitality, and leisure experiences. Known for its commitment to excellence and tradition, the resort features three distinguished golf courses: Harbour Town Golf Links, Heron Point by Pete Dye, and Atlantic Dunes by Davis Love III. Harbour Town Golf Links is the iconic host of the RBC Heritage, South Carolina’s only PGA TOUR event, drawing the world’s best players and international recognition each spring. Position Overview The Sea Pines Resort is seeking an Assistant-in-Training to join our Golf Course Maintenance team. This role is designed for individuals eager to grow their careers in turfgrass management while gaining hands-on experience at one of the nation’s premier golf destinations. The Assistant-in-Training will work closely with superintendents and assistants to learn all facets of golf course maintenance and build leadership skills for future advancement. Learning & Development Objectives The Assistant-in-Training will: ·         Learn daily maintenance practices that ensure championship-level playing conditions ·         Gain practical experience with pesticide and fertilizer applications ·         Develop skills in irrigation operation, hand watering, and water management strategies ·         Participate in course improvement projects, renovations, and cultural practices ·         Shadow superintendents and assistants to understand leadership, scheduling, and crew management Core Responsibilities ·         Assist with daily course setup: cup cutting, bunker maintenance, and mowing practices ·         Operate a variety of turf equipment, including mowers, rollers, and aerifiers ·         Support fertilizer and pesticide handling, calibration, application, and record keeping ·         Participate in irrigation inspections, troubleshooting, and repairs ·         Lead small crews on projects and daily assignments as experience grows ·         Contribute to tournament and event preparation, including the RBC Heritage Professional Development Opportunities ·         Mentorship from Golf Course Superintendents and Assistant Superintendents ·         Exposure to three distinct championship courses and their unique maintenance practices ·         Networking with industry leaders, vendors, and PGA TOUR professionals ·         Career growth opportunities within The Sea Pines Resort and the turfgrass industry Candidate Qualifications ·         Strong work ethic, reliability, and eagerness to learn ·         Positive attitude and ability to work as part of a team ·         Passion for the turf industry with the goal of advancing into leadership roles ·         Basic understanding of turf maintenance practices preferred, but not required ·         Ability to work early mornings, weekends, and holidays as needed Compensation & Benefits ·         Competitive pay ·         Uniforms provided ·         Golf privileges at designated times ·         Access to resort employee benefits ·         Housing assistance may be available  

By Robert Trent Jones @ Magnolia Grove The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, September 18 - Mobile, Alabama

To assist with the management of maintenance on the golf course, practice areas, and clubhouse facilities to maintain the highest standards of excellence for play and aesthetic value. Evaluate and determine priorities of course maintenance through course inspection and Director of Maintenance requests. Organize, direct and delegate daily work schedules as well as projected work. Establish training programs to effectively produce a quality product while still maintaining good harmonious working relationships. Update Director of Maintenance daily on all aspects of the maintenance department projects, personnel issues, equipment problems and other concerns requiring attention. Supervise / apply fertilizer and pesticide applications. Maintain security and cleanliness of golf course property and buildings. (Including lightning protection device, ESID sirens) Assist the Director of Maintenance in preparing the operational budget and in analyzing the expense forecast to ensure that expenditures are maintained within budgetary guidelines. Communicate and coordinate activities with golf operations staff and perform site staff meetings. Demonstrate understanding of cultural practices, plant nutrition, plant pathology, entomology, weed control, pesticide laws and must be licensed for the application of pesticide chemicals. Understand irrigation repair and design.   Associate's degree (A.A.) in Turfgrass Management/ golf course management or 4-year degree in Agronomy or a related field is preferred: three years related experience and / or certificate in turfgrass management or: equivalent combination of education and experience.       About The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail is a collection of over 450 holes of championship golf at 11 different sites and is managed by SunBelt Golf Corp. SunBelt's philosophy from the very begining was to build the finest collection of public golf courses in the world and run them as a successful business investment.  

By Osprey Meadows at Tamarack Resort, September 13 - updated September 18 - Tamarack, Idaho

ABOUT OSPREY MEADOWS AT TAMARACK RESORT McCall, ID | Located 90 miles north of Boise, Idaho, Osprey Meadows at Tamarack Resort has reemerged as a premier destination for golf enthusiasts with its reopening in 2024, featuring a stunning redesign by the renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. This new chapter marks the course's inaugural season with its expertly crafted layout that harmoniously integrates with the natural environment and emphasizes challenging yet rewarding playability. The redesigned course showcases Jones's signature style, utilizing the natural topography of the area to create holes that wind through picturesque meadows, forests, and rolling hills. Golfers are treated to breathtaking views of Lake Cascade and the surrounding mountains, while diverse terrains and strategically designed holes test skill and precision. Beyond the exceptional golfing experience, Tamarack Resort provides luxurious accommodations, including well-appointed condominiums, townhomes, and custom chalets, ensuring comfort and a connection to the natural surroundings. Guests can indulge in a variety of dining options, ranging from casual eateries to fine dining, featuring locally sourced ingredients, as well as a spa and wellness center that serves as a sanctuary for relaxation and rejuvenation.  Tamarack is an all-season destination resort with 3,500 acres of recreation. The resort is a hub for outdoor activities throughout the year, offering mountain biking, hiking, and watersports on Lake Cascade during warmer months and skiing and snowboarding in winter. Convenient retail options are also available on-site, providing easy access to sporting goods, clothing, and other necessities.  Tamarack Resort is presently welcoming guests from the public, offering a wide range of luxurious amenities and recreational activities that all can enjoy. However, the resort is undergoing an exciting transformation, with a rapidly expanding private club that is gaining popularity. As this exclusive community continues to grow, Tamarack Resort plans to transition to an operation model focused on serving its private club members, ultimately evolving into a private club course with access to lodging guests.   POSITION OVERVIEW Title: Director of Agronomy Reports to: Director of Golf Supervises: Golf Course Maintenance Staff Position Description: The Director of Agronomy will lead all agronomic and maintenance operations at Osprey Meadows Golf Course, a Robert Trent Jones II-designed course that recently underwent a full renovation and grow-in. The Director of Agronomy will oversee turfgrass health, irrigation, capital projects, and daily course conditioning to ensure Osprey Meadows is maintained at championship-caliber standards. This individual will work with the resort’s leadership team, collaborating across departments to align agronomic operations with the broader vision of Tamarack as a premier four-season destination. Osprey Meadows operates between Memorial Day and mid-October and sits at 5,000 feet elevation. The course will typically see between 4-8 feet of snow during the winter months.   ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Leadership & Operations Oversee the daily maintenance, conditioning, and agronomic programming of the golf course and practice facilities. Lead and mentor the agronomy team, fostering a culture of accountability, professionalism, and development. Recruit, train, and retain top agronomy staff, developing future leaders through mentoring and career advancement. Agronomy & Turf Management Implement agronomic programs, including fertility, pest/disease control, aeration, and cultural practices. Conduct regular scouting and apply proactive measures for turf health, environmental sustainability, and water management. Ensure bunkers, greens, tees, fairways, and roughs are presented at a level expected of a premier mountain resort course. Irrigation & Capital Projects Manage and maintain the irrigation system (RainBird), including scheduling, repairs, upgrades, and water usage tracking. Plan and execute long-term agronomic strategies, major capital projects, renovations, and infrastructure improvements. Serve as the point of contact for architects, contractors, and consultants during course construction or improvement projects. Budgeting & Administration Develop and manage annual operating and capital budgets with accuracy and fiscal responsibility. Forecast labor, equipment, chemical, and supply needs to maintain quality while managing costs. Prepare reports, maintain accurate records of agronomic activities, and ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. Collaboration & Communication Work closely with the resort leadership team and the golf operations team to align goals and priorities. Communicate agronomic updates to resort leadership and golf operations staff through regular reporting and on-course engagement. Act as an ambassador for the course, ensuring positive relationships with resort guests, staff, and the broader Tamarack community. Safety & Compliance Ensure all operations adhere to OSHA, EPA, and state/federal safety standards. Oversee safe handling, storage, and application of fertilizers, pesticides, and chemicals. Promote environmental stewardship and sustainability across all agronomic practices. Winter and Additional Responsibilities Oversee Nordic trail grooming of 31 miles of trails across the resort. Maintaining the quality and consistency of the guest experience. Monitor wells and water storage tanks. Collaborate with the mountain snowmaking manager on water and system needs. Oversee and maintain Audubon Society membership and certification standards. Provide landscaping consulting and maintenance support for real estate properties year-round. Monitor fleet maintenance through Fleetio and work with the Vehicle Manager to ensure all equipment is operating efficiently.

By SandSave LLC, July 24 - updated September 17 - Fernandina Beach, Florida

SandSave LLC is a startup company engaged in the production and sale of a patented device that drains flooded bunkers. www.sandsavellc.  We are looking for an experienced individual well connect to the golf course turf management industry to take our product to market.  We offer a competitive salary with a superior commission plan and the opportunity to earn equity in the company.  

By Pretty Lake Golf Course, August 27 - updated September 17 - Plymouth, Indiana

The Equipment/Shop Manager oversees the maintenance, repair, and servicing of all motorized equipment used on the property. This role performs mechanical repairs, coordinates maintenance schedules, ensures equipment is ready for daily use. Essential Duties and Responsibilities:  performs overhauls and repairs on maintenance vehicles, mowing equipment, and other power equipment. Lubricates and services all equipment, ensuring records of maintenance are maintained. Inspects equipment for operating deficiencies and makes or directs routine adjustments and repairs. Inspects, changes, and repairs on all equipment. Supervises and supports fabrication, welding. Equipment is older needs checked on daily basis. Adjusts and maintains cutting units on mowing equipment to ensure optimal turf performance.   Physical Demands: Frequently stands, walks, uses hands, and reaches with arms. Frequently stoops, kneels, crouches, or crawls. Occasionally sits, climbs, or balances. Regularly lifts up to 10 pounds. Working Conditions: May work in wet or humid conditions and extreme temperatures May be exposed to vibration, airborne particles, or fumes. Works regularly in outdoor weather conditions and near moving mechanical parts. Noise level may be  loud.

By The Polo Club of Boca Raton, September 17 - Boca Raton, Florida

Assists the Golf Course Superintendent in managing all phases of golf course maintenance.  Oversees and participates in all fertility and plant protectant programs, irrigation installation and repairs. Primary Responsibilities  Follow directives given by Director of Golf Course Maintenance and Superintendents. Supervise, train, and assist maintenance staff in daily duties. Prepare the daily schedule for all staff for your course. Incorporate safe work policies for maintenance staff and leads by example. Remain up to date knowledge of fertilizers, chemicals, and current course practices. Maintain log of all fertilizer and chemical application. Knowledgeable of calibration for mixing amounts and application techniques for applications. Ability to apply pesticides and fertilizers as instructed by Superintendent. Assist in all areas of golf course work, projects, maintenance, and operation of golf course irrigation systems.

By Bounty Club, August 12 - updated September 17 - Whites Creek, Tennessee

About Bounty Club: Bounty Club is an exclusive, 18-hole private golf retreat developed by 8AM Golf. Situated just 7 minutes from downtown Nashville, this 363-acre King-Collins designed course includes a premier Pfeffer Torode clubhouse. Members will experience unrivaled golfing with stunning, unobstructed Nashville skyline views from four elevated vantage points, all within a secluded and meticulously maintained landscape. Position: Assistant Golf Course Superintendent Location: Whites Creek, TN (Nashville Metro) Reports To: Golf Course Superintendent Employment Type: Full-time About the Position: The Bounty Club is seeking a dedicated, professional, and collaborative individual who is passionate about the golf industry. As part of the Agronomy leadership team, this role will be instrumental in managing the agronomic calendar and overseeing all daily operations. Joining the founding management team provides a rare opportunity to help shape and establish the Bounty Club from inception. The ideal candidate will demonstrate flexibility, exceptional problem-solving abilities, and a forward-thinking, innovative mindset. Responsibilities: ·       Support daily operations to ensure the golf course and grounds meet the highest standards. ·       Supervise and train grounds crew in maintenance, landscaping, irrigation, and course setup. ·       Works closely with the Superintendent in preparing short-term and long-term agronomic plans. ·       Monitor turf conditions, implement best practices in agronomy, pest control, and disease management. ·       Operate and maintain equipment safely and efficiently. ·       Assist with planning and executing special events or tournaments. ·       Oversee record-keeping for chemical applications, water usage, and course expenditures. ·       Ensure all work complies with environmental, safety, and regulatory standards. ·       Possess a positive attitude and have high attention to detail. ·       Communicate effectively with staff, vendors, and club members in a professional manner.

By Bland Landscaping Company, September 17 - apex, North Carolina

Job Purpose The Commercial Grounds Maintenance Production Manager is a hands-on leadership role responsible for managing field supervisors and crews performing commercial landscape maintenance services. The primary focus of this role is to drive safety, quality, efficiency, and profitability while ensuring services are delivered according to the contracted scope. The Production Manager also fosters teamwork, employee development, and a culture of excellence across the branch.   Key Responsibilities Management & Operations Develop and manage crew budgets for hours, materials, and equipment. Oversee timekeeping, work orders, and data integrity in company systems. Monitor and maintain equipment inventory; ensure timely service and repairs. Utilize BOSS LM for scheduling, tracking job issues, and reporting. Stay informed on industry best practices and opportunities for improvement. Assist with branch security, including facility lock-up. Customer Service & Sales Support Maintain strong on-site relationships with clients, contractors, and subcontractors. Communicate daily with Account Managers regarding progress, challenges, and opportunities. Identify and recommend site enhancement opportunities. Support client retention by delivering a consistent, high-quality product. Production & Field Oversight Supervise, coach, and train field supervisors and crews in all aspects of landscape maintenance. Conduct regular site inspections (minimum every two weeks). Monitor irrigation systems; coordinate repairs as needed. Collaborate with other Production Managers to ensure service consistency across the branch. Participate in and lead crew and department safety meetings. Oversee seasonal operations, including snow removal, and ensure deadlines are met. Horticulture Standards Train and guide supervisors and crews in best horticultural practices. Ensure all work meets company standards for quality, safety, and efficiency. Personnel Management Partner with HR to implement policies, procedures, and compliance requirements. Recruit, interview, hire, and onboard new employees. Conduct performance reviews, address disciplinary actions, and document as necessary. Mentor interns and new hires; support training and career development. Promote a culture of accountability, teamwork, and professional growth. What We Offer Competitive compensation and benefits package. Opportunities for professional development and advancement. A supportive team environment where your leadership makes a direct impact. Year-round work, including seasonal services. Required Skills: Education: 2-year degree in Horticulture, Landscape Management, or related field preferred. Licensing: Valid NC Driver’s License with a clean driving record; NC Pesticide Applicator License (or ability to obtain). Experience: Prior supervisory experience in commercial landscaping strongly preferred. Strong leadership, communication, and motivational skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, outdoor environment. Physical ability to lift 50 lbs regularly, bend/stoop frequently, and work outdoors in all weather conditions. Ability to work safely around bees, poison ivy, pollen, thorns, and other environmental risks. Commitment to wearing required PPE and adhering to all company safety policies. Must pass a criminal background check.  

By Huntingdon Valley Country Club, September 16 - updated September 17 - Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania

Huntingdon Valley Country Club 2026 Turfgrass Internship Huntingdon Valley Country Club, a William Flynn design in the Philadelphia area, is offering seasonal internship opportunities for motivated turfgrass students. Interns will gain hands-on experience with all aspects of high-level course maintenance while building leadership skills in a supportive and professional environment. Why HVCC? Exposure to championship-level daily maintenance standards. Mentorship and regular check-ins with the superintendent and assistants. A team environment built on professionalism, accountability, and growth. What You’ll Learn Interns rotate through all key areas of golf course management, with emphasis on: Daily maintenance: mowing, course setup, tournament preparation. Soil/water management: TDR moisture meters, hand watering, irrigation scheduling. Agronomy: scouting, IPM programs, fertility applications. Cultural practices: aeration, venting, topdressing, overseeding, and detail work. Irrigation: troubleshooting, auditing, and repairs. Equipment exposure: mower setup and cut-quality checks with the equipment team. Leadership development: small crew management, safety, and effective communication.

By Vineyard Golf Club - Turf, September 17 - Edgartown, Massachusetts

We are looking for students to help us regarding maintenance, cultural practices, and completing projects for the summer of 2026. Included are: daily maintenance practices (mowing, water management, bunker maintenance, rolling playing surfaces, topdressing, course setup), an introduction to our organic spraying and fertilizing program, DryJect, putting the final touches and landscaping of a brand new turf maintenance center (18,000 sq. ft. of new space with employee housing components), grow-in of new nurseries and trial plots for in house organic research, and other cultural practices to promote healthy turf. We have also signed on with RainBird to install a new irrigation system starting in August of 2026 and will be planning/preparing in the months leading up to construction. Being involved in organic / sustainable management allows you to think and learn "outside the box" which is a valuable tool for any turf manager moving forward throughout your career.  You will see turf disease(s) and learn how to diagnose, overcome & manage them along with other stresses without traditional pesticides. Being fully organic, Vineyard Golf Club will provide you with unique experience through our diverse management practices.  Vineyard Golf Club is known as a sustainable leader in the golf course industry which opened in 2002.  In 2015, Vineyard Golf Club was awarded "Best New Private Course" through GOLF Magazine, after a complete renovation by Gil Hanse and his team. Vineyard Golf Club is constantly evolving as we have added new tees, extended fairways, and reshaped approaches.  We have an exclusive, private membership that takes pride in how we manage our grounds. We continuously set goals high and reach them while maintaining turfgrass in a sustainable way. As an intern, you will be a core member of our team. He or she will be exposed to all aspects of what it takes to maintain a high-end golf club under strict and unique management practices. He or she can expect to work alongside the Assistant Superintendents, and the rest of the crew to complete the daily plan. He or she, will gain exposure to water management, equipment operation, cultural practices, and irrigation repairs.  You will meet with the team regularly to set personal goals.  Vineyard Golf Club provides a great learning experience.  

By Oakmont Country Club, August 14 - updated September 17 - Oakmont, Pennsylvania

BUILD YOUR LEGACY WITHIN AN ELITE TEAM AND ICONIC CULTURE At Oakmont Country Club, "The Standard Is The Standard."  We are committed to being THE industry leader in golf course conditioning and playability. Fresh off hosting our 10th U.S. Open Championship in June 2025, we are seeking motivated, driven individuals who thrive in fast-paced, high-performance environments. Internship Overview Oakmont's Internship Program offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for aspiring turfgrass professionals to gain hands-on experience at one of the most storied clubs in golf. Interns will be fully immersed in all aspects of elite turfgrass management, including but not limited to: Mowing and rolling procedures Fertility and plant protectant applications Moisture management Golf course setup Aerification and cultural practices Tournament-level preparation We emphasize not just how to perform agronomic practices, but why we do them. Our commitment to education, mentorship, and development sets our program apart. What Makes Our Internship Unique Intern Swap Program – Spend one week working at another top-tier golf course within our network to gain diverse experience. Guest Speaker Series – Learn from respected industry leaders through exclusive seminars and talks. Big Brother/Little Brother Mentorship – Pair with an experienced Oakmont Agronomist for one-on-one learning, coaching, and growth. Career Development Focus – Participate in mock Grounds Committee presentations, our Intern "Turf Bowl" competition, and a final exam to compete for Intern of the Year. A Proven Path to Success For over 20 years, our Grounds Maintenance Team has promoted entirely from within. Many of today's leading turf professionals got their start right here at Oakmont. Whether you continue your journey with us or move on to another premier facility, our culture of mentorship, excellence, and professional development will help position you for long-term success. Who We’re Looking For We're looking for individuals who: Are eager to learn and be challenged Possess a strong work ethic and positive attitude Want to build a meaningful career in the golf course industry Thrive in competitive, team-focused environments ATTITUDE IS EVERYTHING Ready to Build Your Legacy? If you're ready to push yourself beyond your comfort zone, learn from the best, and grow as both a professional and a leader, then an internship at Oakmont Country Club is where your journey begins.  

By Moccasin Wallow Golf Club, September 16 - updated September 17 - Palmetto, Florida

Moccasin Wallow Golf Club  is seeking a dedicated and motivated Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to join our turf management team and help maintain and elevate our championship-level course The Assistant Golf Course Superintendent works closely with the Superintendent to oversee daily golf course operations, maintenance practices, and staff management. This position is ideal for a turf professional seeking leadership development and hands-on experience with all aspects of golf course agronomy. Key Responsibilities: Assist in planning, scheduling, and executing daily course maintenance activities. Supervise and train grounds crew staff in proper turf care techniques. Scout the golf course for turf health, pest issues, and irrigation needs. Operate and maintain irrigation systems, including troubleshooting and repairs. Apply fertilizers, pesticides, and other turf products as directed, ensuring compliance with safety protocols. Maintain detailed records of chemical applications and maintenance practices. Help manage course setup for daily play, tournaments, and special events. Ensure proper operation and maintenance of all course equipment. Foster a safe and positive work environment for the team.

By Falls Road Golf Course, Montgomery County Revenue Authority, September 16 - Potomac, Maryland

Assistant Superintendent – Falls Road Golf Course Montgomery County Revenue Authority (MCRA)   Salary Range: $55,000-$65,000 (commensurate with experience) The Montgomery County Revenue Authority (MCRA) invites you to join a dynamic and collaborative team dedicated to excellence in golf course management. Established in 1957, MCRA operates self-supporting public facilities, including the Montgomery County Golf system of nine courses and the Montgomery County Airpark—while financing public facilities that serve the community. About Falls Road Golf Course Falls Road Golf Course, located in Potomac, MD, is a renowned 18-hole daily fee course hosting about 55,000 rounds annually. Originally designed by Ed Ault in 1961 and redesigned in 2002–2003, the course features: Rainbird Nimbus II automatic irrigation system & Flowtronex pump station (2003); replacement of pumps, motors, VFD in 2025. Bent/Poa pushup greens (13) and USGA greens (7) Ryegrass fairways and primarily Latitude-36 Bermuda tees Designation as a Groundwater Guardian Green Site and Certified as an Audubon International Cooperative Sanctuary As part of MCRA’s Montgomery County Golf network, Falls Road benefits from shared resources, equipment, and a collaborative team of superintendents who regularly support one another across properties.   Why Join Us? o   Culture of Teamwork: Work alongside a dedicated superintendent, 2nd assistant, and equipment manager, plus a long-tenured, cross-trained crew. o   Collaborative System: Access support from other agronomy teams, Director of Agronomy, Agronomy Support Manager, and Facilities & Equipment Supervisor. o   Balanced Environment: We emphasize efficiency, planning, and execution to achieve excellent playing conditions while fostering a positive work-life balance. o   Engaging Atmosphere: A fast-paced, high-energy setting where hard work, safety, and fun go hand in hand.   Key Responsibilities o   Assist in directing and executing daily course maintenance for tees, greens, fairways, bunkers, rough, cart paths, and other course infrastructure. o   Act as Superintendent in their absence. o   Lead and supervise golf course maintenance staff, including hiring, training, scheduling, performance management, and problem resolution. o   Support operational efficiency with attention to detail, ensuring course conditions exceed player expectations. Our Core Values We seek candidates who embody our values of: «  A Genuine Smile «  Do Anything Attitude «  Deliver Excellence  

By TWebb Irrigation, September 9 - updated September 16 - FORT MYERS, Florida

We are a small but growing landscape and irrigation company that manages 2–3 active crews. Led by a former golf course superintendent, our team takes pride in delivering high-quality work with a strong focus on service and reliability. As we expand, we’re looking for a dedicated Irrigation Manager/Estimator to bring technical irrigation expertise, oversee projects, and help drive our continued growth. The Irrigation Manager/Estimator is a key leadership role within the company. This person will be responsible for estimating and bidding irrigation jobs, managing active job sites, ensuring crews have the right materials, and serving as the in-house expert for irrigation systems. You’ll work closely with John Duncan and play a critical part in both the day-to-day operations and the long-term success of the business.

By Trinity Forest Golf Club, September 15 - updated September 16 - Dallas, Texas

Trinity Forest Golf Club is a Coore/Crenshaw designed golf course located just south of downtown Dallas. We are a course built to host championship golf and produce world class conditions for our members and guests. In 2023 we were named the #1 course in the state of Texas. Previously we have hosted the PGA Tour AT&T Byron Nelson, The Stephens Cup, Trans Mississippi Am, as well as annual mens and womens college invitationals.  In 2025 we were the host site of the USGA Jr. Amateur. The course consists of Trinity Zoysia shortgrass, Champion Bermuda greens and a native blend of 40 species.  The agronomy department at the club believes in a work/life balance. Rarely do we work more than 45 hours per week. Our staff of 40 is able to do many tasks without the need for overtime. If you have a family beach trip or your cousin's wedding, we will accommodate for that.  Summer interns at Trinity Forest are taught how to be a successful assistant superintendent. You will not be push mowing rough, pulling a hose all summer, or weed eating. We tailor our internship to the needs/wants of every student. Important things you will be doing are but are not limited to: daily data collection, spraying greens/tees/fairways, participating in daily meetings with assistant superintendents, fertilizer/sprayer calibrations. Our goal for each student is for them to leave with the basic skills of an assistant superintendent. When you are hired for your job out of school, you will be ahead of most other college graduates. We will also assist with landing your next job wherever you want that to be. 

By Omni PGA Frisco, September 12 - updated September 16 - Frisco, Texas

Overview: Omni PGA Frisco Resort is looking for a Lead Mechanic to join our team.  The Omni Frisco PGA Resort will provide north Texas with 127,000 square feet of event space, 13 new food and beverage outlets, an extravagant spa and a full entertainment district. Featuring two championship 18-hole golf courses along with a third short course, we will provide incredible options for our guests and local community for dining, events, and entertainment. The Lead mechanic is responsible for all golf course maintenance equipment repairs and preventative maintenance programs. The lead mechanic works directly with the Equipment Manager in developing maintenance standards, record keeping, inventories, developing and training subordinate technicians. In the absence of the Equipment Manager the Lead mechanic is responsible for management of the department. Rate: $25.00/hr + (Based on experience) Responsibilities: Equipment Maintenance & Repairs: Supervise and perform preventative maintenance and repairs on all golf course maintenance equipment, including mowers, transport vehicles, tractors, utility vehicles, aerators, top dressers and sprayers. Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair mechanical issues in a timely manner to minimize downtime. Maintain an organized repair schedule to ensure all equipment is operational for daily golf course operations. Proficiency in grinding and sharpening reel and rotary units. Equipment Inspections: Conduct regular inspections of all golf course maintenance equipment to ensure compliance with safety standards and to identify potential issues before they become major problems. Ensure equipment is regularly serviced according to the manufacturer's recommendations and follow preventative maintenance schedules. Inventory Management: Oversee inventory of parts, tools, and supplies necessary for repairs and maintenance. Order and maintain parts stock to ensure efficient repair operations. Responsible for protecting company assets Team Leadership & Training: Supervise, mentor, and train subordinate technicians or maintenance staff, ensuring they are proficient in the proper use and maintenance of all tools and equipment. Provide guidance on safety procedures, equipment operation, and basic troubleshooting. Responsible for checking equipment on the golf course and work closely with Superintendents reviewing equipment performance on the golf course. Prioritize equipment repairs and maintenance. Record Keeping: Maintain accurate and detailed records of repairs, maintenance schedules, and equipment performance. Monitor and manage equipment warranty claims and ensure proper documentation for all maintenance and repairs. Safety & Compliance: Ensure that all repairs and maintenance work meet safety standards and complies with local, state, and federal regulations. Promote a safe working environment by enforcing safety protocols for both the team and equipment usage. Ensure equipment maintenance area is kept clean and organized to provide a safe working environment for all associates. Qualifications:  High school diploma or equivalent; technical certification or training in small engine repair or a related field is highly preferred. Proven experience (5+ years) as a mechanic, with a focus on golf course or landscape equipment. Strong knowledge of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and fuel systems. Ability to diagnose and repair a wide range of equipment, including turf maintenance machinery and vehicles. Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail. Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks simultaneously. Strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with other team members. Valid driver’s license. Physical Requirements: Ability to lift heavy objects (up to 50 lbs) and work in various weather conditions. Ability to stand, bend, and stoop for extended periods during the repair and maintenance of equipment. Vision requirements including close, distant and peripheral vision. Work Environment: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently exposed to wet and/or humid conditions; moving mechanical parts; high, precarious places; fumes or airborne particles; toxic or caustic chemicals; outside weather conditions; extreme heat; risk of electrical shock; and vibration. The noise level in the work environment is usually loud. Work is primarily outdoors in various weather conditions. Exposure to mechanical parts, oils, lubricants, and equipment. Omni Hotels & Resorts is an equal opportunity/AA/Disability/Veteran employer. The EEO is the Law poster and its supplement are available using the following links: EEOC is the Law Poster and the following link is the OFCCP's Pay Transparency Nondiscrimination policy statement If you are interested in applying for employment with Omni Hotels & Resorts and need special assistance to apply for a posted position, please send an email to applicationassistance@omnihotels.com.

By Woodstone Country Club, September 11 - updated September 16 - Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Woodstone is a private club located at the base of the Blue mountain in Danielsville, encompassing 125 Acres is an 18 hole golf course, featuring  bentgrass greens, tees and fairways. We also have a 28 room lodge and botanical wedding garden. The equipment manager will oversee all the maintenance, repairs, and record keeping of the golf course equipment. This role involves taking leadership in managing the equipment and working independently while collaborating with the superintendent and maintenance staff.  Performs proper diagnosis and repairs of equipment. Ordering of equipment parts and shop supplies needed. Implementing preventative maintenance procedures. Maintaining cutting units to ensure a sharp and properly calibrated reel or rotary unit. Detailed record keeping. Recommends equipment purchases.  Maintain a safe and clean work environment.  

By Bellerive Country Club, September 15 - updated September 16 - St. Louis, Missouri

Host site of the 2026 BMW Championship and 2030 President’s Cup Bellerive Country Club is looking for a motivated individual to join our Agronomy leadership team. This individual will work alongside the Golf Course Superintendent, Senior Assistant Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, Equipment Manager and Horticulturist to deliver excellent experiences to our members and guests. The 2025 and 2026 seasons will include course preparations for the penultimate PGA Tour event, The BMW Championship, hosted by the Western Golf Association in August of 2026. Link to Full Job Posting and Application: https://recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/Apply/3576407/Bellerive-Country-Club/Assistant-Golf-Course-Superintendent Please contact Nick White for more information, or follow the link to apply for the position.   Bellerive Country Club is an equal-opportunity employer. Bellerive Country Club does not discriminate against any employee regardless of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, ancestry, disability, pregnancy, citizenship status, veteran status, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation (real or perceived), genetic information or any other characteristic protected by applicable United States federal, state, or local law.

By Liberty National Golf Club, August 22 - updated September 16 - Jersey City, New Jersey

Liberty National Golf Club stands before America and its symbolic statue as golf's showcase for the best players in the world. Our mission is to create a golf experience for our members and guests that is equivalent to what is withstood by professional golfers playing any major tournaments. Our course is kept in tour level playing conditions on a daily basis. Liberty National Golf Club upholds the highest of standards in the golf industry.   ABOUT LIBERTY NATIONAL Located in Jersey City, New Jersey Liberty National opened its doors on July 4th, 2006 after nearly 14 years of conceptualizing, constructing, and pristine design by Tom Kite and Bob Cupp 2027 Host of the BMW Championship  2023, 2024, and 2025 Host of the LPGA Mizuho Americas Open partnering with the AJGA 2009, 2013, 2019, and 2021 Northern Trust 2017 Presidents Cup Has gone under renovations with the constant intention to continually improve the golf course for its members and the top players in the world. RESPONSIBILITIES Setting up the course for daily play Operation of an assortment of golf course equipment consistent with maintaining championship conditions Involvement in all cultural practices Participation in our pesticide and fertilizer program An understanding of calibrating application equipment Assistance in irrigation troubleshooting and repair on Toro Lynx Irrigation System Contribution with in-house improvement projects Small crew management Learn to apply effective hand watering techniques

By Towanda Golf Club, September 15 - Towanda, Pennsylvania

 We are seeking a passionate Superintendent with expertise in agronomy, leadership, and environmental stewardship. Your job will be to ensure our course remains in top condition for players. This is a full-time, year-round position. Salary is based on experience with a range of $55,000 - $75,000 .

By Morris County Golf Club, September 11 - updated September 15 - Morristown, New Jersey

We are excited to be hosting the 106th NJ State Open Championship this upcoming July (2026)!  It will be a great opportunity for a summer intern to dive into tournament preparation and execution! Morris County Golf Club is a classic 18 hole golf course designed by CB Macdonald/Seth Raynor.  The club itself was established in 1894, with its current layout of holes being finished by Raynor around 1916.  Our goal in the grounds department is to create a partnership with an individual that wants to learn more about the turf industry and the day to day needs for golf course turf management.  We intend this to be a true partnership of respect and opportunity for growth.  We know an intern can become a valued part of our management team throughout a summer season and we want to support an individual through that experience no matter what their current skills are.  A summer intern can expect to learn more about applications (fertilizers, fungicides, herbicides, etc.), mowing practices, course setup, tournament preparations, cultural practices, business management, project management, moisture management, and crew/team leadership.  Besides some exciting renovation work out on the golf course over the last 2 years, we also have moved into an updated world class maintenance facility.  The new improvements include renovations throughout our existing areas alongside brand NEW administration and environmental buildings. I am excited for what Morris County Golf Club has to offer potential interns in regards to quality of work life, hands on experience, and project management.  All of our current goals and projects will culminate in the exciting opportunity to host the 2026 NJ State Open, and we are looking for the right candidate to work alongside us towards our goals.      Every season our goal for an intern is to allow freedom and flexibility so they can focus in areas where they feel they need additional exposure and training.  If you are looking to gain something specific out of the upcoming season please feel free to reach out and see how we could work together.

By Youngstown Country Club, September 13 - Youngstown, Ohio

ABOUT YOUNGSTOWN COUNTRY CLUB Youngstown, OH | Founded in 1898, just a decade after golf was introduced to the United States from Scotland, Youngstown Country Club (YCC) stands as one of America’s oldest and most distinguished private clubs. Known as the “Dean of All Clubs,” YCC has maintained a position of eminence in Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, offering members and guests an elegant experience rooted in tradition and excellence. In 1911, the Club moved to its current 121-acre Holland Farm site, where Walter J. Travis designed the original 18-hole layout. The course was refined in 1921 by legendary architect Donald Ross, creating a challenging yet fair test that remains one of Northern Ohio’s finest golf venues. Gently rolling hills, tree-lined fairways, and a meandering creek define the course’s character and timeless appeal. YCC has hosted premier championships, including the 1925 Western Open, when icons such as Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen, and Tommy Armour competed, with Macdonald Smith emerging victorious. The Club has also been the site of the Ohio Open Championship, the Women’s Ohio Amateur Championship, an LPGA Open Qualifier, and a Men’s U.S. Open Qualifier. The Club’s contributions to the game extend far beyond competition. YCC’s first greenskeeper, Col. John Morley, founded the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) in 1926. His legacy continues to shape the profession, and in 2009 he was honored with the Old Tom Morris Award, joining names such as Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Robert Trent Jones. In 2023, YCC proudly celebrated its 125th anniversary, and in 2024, both its clubhouse and golf course were added to the National Register of Historic Places. Today, nestled within Youngstown’s rich steel-town heritage and near the natural beauty of Mill Creek Park, YCC remains a benchmark of excellence—blending its storied past with a vibrant present that includes golf, dining, tennis, skeet & trap, and swimming.   POSITION OVERVIEW Title: Golf Course Superintendent Reports to: Board of Trustees Position Description: Youngstown Country Club is searching for an inspirational and forward-thinking Golf Course Superintendent to lead the agronomy department in delivering championship conditions steeped in tradition. This position demands innovation balanced with reverence for the club’s historic legacy and member-centered culture. You will direct all agronomic operations, manage budgets and staff, drive strategic enhancements, ensure compliance and safety, and collaborate closely with Club leadership and members. Your stewardship will carry forward the Morley legacy while positioning YCC for continued excellence.   ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Establish and oversee the agronomy department, procedures, controls, and focus with the goal of providing consistently high-quality playing conditions and attention to detail. Maintain and elevate course conditions; greens, fairways, and roughs aligned with Ross/Travis design ethos. Implement policies and procedures for the agronomy department, including compliance with company expectations while maintaining exceptional playing conditions. Ensure the safety and compliance of the department by meeting all federal, state, and local regulations regarding chemical applications, labor laws, and all other regulations that apply to agronomic practices. Implement and oversee chemical, fertilizer, irrigation, and turf management plans, ensuring adherence to regulations. Work with the Board of Trustees in the preparation of the annual budget, including all expenses within the department. Review and analyze various financial results/reports while monitoring the overall agronomy department performance and take any corrective actions that may be needed. Maintain and produce various (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.) business reports, forecasts, and plans accordingly. Create a team atmosphere where agronomy team members learn and grow in their profession.  Instill a sense of pride in teamwork, which will contribute to the achievement of Youngstown Country Club's vision.  Propose capital improvements and strategic projects for turf and infrastructure enhancements for the annual budget. Collaborate with the Board of Trustees on annual budgets; monitor expenses and drive cost-efficient operations. Organize department management meetings, and staff meetings, and participate in department head/committee meetings as designated.  Follow company policies and procedures regarding the handling of Youngstown Country Club's equipment and other assets. Advise and assist the Board of Trustees and implement policies, procedures, and goals that will strategically enhance the agronomy department for operational and financial success. Ensure member and guest satisfaction with respect to all levels of service and operation within the department. Participate in club leadership and department meetings; represent agronomy in cross-departmental initiatives. Engage diplomatically and professionally with members, guests, and staff reflecting YCC’s standard of excellence. The Superintendent is encouraged to participate in the game of golf with the membership when time allows.  

By Glenwild, September 12 - Park City, Utah

Lead Assistant Superintendent Glenwild Golf Club & Spa, a Top 200 Tom Fazio-designed course in Park City, is seeking a full-time, year-round Lead Assistant Superintendent. This is a hands-on leadership role that works closely with the Superintendent and Director of Agronomy to manage and improve the golf course, including an upcoming full renovation. About Glenwild Set in a private 950-acre sanctuary, Glenwild features a 7,564-yard, par-71 championship course recognized among the finest mountain courses in the U.S. Our membership is active and supportive, continually investing in facilities, technology, and people. Current and upcoming projects include: New golf practice facility (completed 2023) 3,000 sq. ft. shop expansion (2025) New deep well (2025) Full course renovation (2026-27) with new irrigation system, greens, bunkers, tees, and cart paths Role & Responsibilities The Lead Assistant Superintendent plays a key role in daily operations and long-term planning. Responsibilities include: Required experience in supervising and training staff (8-10 year-round, 35-40 seasonal) Managing turf health, irrigation, and IPM programs Leading by example in mowing, course setup, hand-watering, and chemical/fertilizer applications Supporting budgeting, planning, and renovation projects Maintaining high standards of course conditioning and presentation What We're Looking For A motivated, detail-oriented leader who thrives in a team environment, enjoys problem-solving, and takes pride in course conditioning. The ideal candidate will build strong relationships with staff, adapt to changing priorities, and contribute to Glenwild's culture of excellence. Qualifications 3+ years golf course/turf management experience Degree or certificate in agronomy, turf, or related field preferred Utah pesticide license (or ability to obtain within 90 days) Valid driver's license Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills Excellent Compensation & Benefits Package Salary: $90,000-$100,000 DOE + annual bonus Health, dental, vision insurance Healthcare HSA, Life, AD&D and STD insurance, and additional voluntary life insurance. 20 days PTO (accrues from day one), and 7 paid Holidays 401 (K) Plan after 1 year of employment, with employer match. Summer and Winter Uniform Annual GCSAA and Professional Association dues paid Education and National Conference Opportunities A mountain climate environment that is busy and fast paced during the season and with a winter schedule that allows you to enjoy the local mountains and your time off. Winter schedule (December-February/mid March) is 4 days on and 3 days off schedule. Glenwild also provides complimentary daily meals and golf benefits in the summer. Potential relocation assistance We believe in treating our employees with the same respect as our members and guests. In addition to our positive work culture, we offer competitive pay and a fast paced, fantastic culture. For more information, or to apply now, you must go to the website below. Please DO NOT email your resume to us as we only accept applications through our website. https://glenwild.applicantpro.com/jobs/3855169-1059003.html