Assistant Superintendent

By The Alotian Club, September 2 - updated September 5 - Roland, Arkansas

The Alotian Club, located in Roland, Arkansas, is seeking a committed and detail-oriented Assistant Superintendent to join our grounds team. This position represents an exceptional career development opportunity for an individual aspiring to advance into a Superintendent role at a premier club. Under the leadership of Justin Sims, Director of Grounds and Facilities, the selected candidate will benefit from a proven track record of mentorship and advancement. Over his 13 years at The Alotian Club, Justin has successfully developed and placed nine team members into Superintendent positions at nationally recognized clubs. This tradition of cultivating talent underscores the club’s commitment to preparing the next generation of leaders in the turfgrass profession. The Assistant Superintendent role provides an opportunity to refine technical and agronomic expertise while further developing the attributes essential for success (leadership, strategic problem-solving, and resilience) at the highest levels of the industry. Club Highlights Work Schedule: In Season: Monday–Friday, 6:00 AM – 4:30 PM, working every third weekend unless a tournament is scheduled Off Season: Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM, working every third weekend Turf Types Greens: A-4 Bentgrass Tees, Approaches, Collars: Zeon/Cavalier Zoysia Fairways and Rough: El Toro Zoysia Irrigation System: Toro Equipment: John Deere, Toro, Jacobsen, Caterpillar Future Projects: Irrigation system renovation Success Traits of the Individual: High integrity and professionalism Strong work ethic with a commitment to excellence Effective communication across diverse teams Positive, team-oriented mindset Desire to grow and progress within the industry Initial Priorities of Position: Support daily operations and lead team activities Deliver high-quality turf and playing conditions Assist in ongoing staff development and culture building Contribute to planning and preparations for irrigation system renovation Key Responsibilities: Assist in managing all aspects of golf course maintenance Lead and train crew members, ensuring effective and safe practices Monitor turf health and contribute to agronomic programs Support record-keeping, budget tracking, and long-term planning Partner with the Superintendent on execution of course goals Essential Functions: Direct and oversee staff in daily activities with focus on quality standards Serve as liaison between staff and management Supervise training programs and ensure compliance with documentation Manage IPM program (pesticide/fertilizer applications and records) Assist with interviews, evaluations, and onboarding Coordinate specialty equipment and oversee infrastructure (pump stations, etc.) Maintain greens data (speed, firmness, etc.) Additional Responsibilities: Support irrigation system maintenance Participate in professional development opportunities  Recommend process improvements Perform other duties as assigned Qualifications: Certificate in Turfgrass Management (required) 3-5 years of golf course maintenance experience Strong communication and leadership skills Knowledge of irrigation systems, turf practices, and equipment use Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel Valid driver’s license; ability to obtain pesticide license Compensation & Benefits: $75,000 - $85,000 Free Housing: Off-site, club-provided housing (valued at $8,000) Bonus opportunities Health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) Paid time off and vacation Long-term disability coverage Continued education support Local and national association dues Uniforms and free meals provided Golfing privileges Cell phone allowance About Us: The Alotian Club is recognized for its commitment to world-class course conditioning and professional development. Our team operates on the principles of Attitude, Integrity, and Work Ethic, fostering an environment where motivated individuals can grow and advance. Under the mentorship of Justin Sims, this position offers a proven pathway for those aspiring to become future Superintendents at top-tier clubs. Learn more: The Golfer’s Journal Feature on Alotian

By Rumson Country Club, September 3 - updated September 5 - Rumson, New Jersey

Located along the Jersey Shore, Rumson Country Club is an 18-hole private facility that offers much more than golf. Members enjoy a championship course, a new driving range with both cool and warm season grasses, a short game area, croquet, tennis, paddle tennis, skeet and trap shooting, a pool, a marina, and a yacht club. Just 40 minutes from New York City and minutes from the beach, Rumson offers a unique mix of convenience, tradition, and coastal lifestyle. The club is investing heavily in its future, with current capital projects that include a clubhouse renovation, a new pump station, utility upgrades, and upcoming golf course improvements. It’s an exciting time to join the team and be part of shaping what comes next. We’re looking for a dedicated Assistant Superintendent to join our golf course maintenance team. In this role, you’ll be directly involved in the day-to-day care of the course and surrounding grounds. You’ll work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent on planning, scheduling, and executing maintenance and project work. This position offers hands-on experience, mentorship, and the chance to build a strong foundation for a long-term career in turfgrass management. Success Traits of the Individual: The right candidate is motivated, dependable, and eager to learn. You should enjoy working outdoors, tackling challenges, and contributing to a team. If your long-term goal is to become a Golf Course Superintendent, this role will give you the tools and experiences you need to get there. Key Responsibilities: Support daily maintenance of greens, fairways, bunkers, and water features. Assist in planning and carrying out maintenance schedules and special projects. Learn and apply the agronomic plan to maintain high-quality playing conditions. Build strong working relationships with team members and contribute to a positive culture. Become familiar with course maps, irrigation systems, and upcoming renovation plans. Preferred Qualifications: Degree in Turf Management, Horticulture, Agronomy, or a related field preferred but not required. At least 2 years of golf course maintenance experience, ideally with cool season turf. Working knowledge of golf, agronomy, and turf care practices. Leadership ability and interest in managing a team. Hands-on familiarity with course equipment and irrigation systems. Strong organizational and communication skills. Pesticide Application license preferred, or willingness to obtain with our support. A genuine interest in professional growth within turfgrass management. Salary & Benefits: Salary range: $62,500 to $72,500, based on experience. Holiday and performance-based bonuses. Health and life insurance. 401K with company match. On-site housing available. Uniforms and meals provided. Golfing privileges and use of club amenities. Association dues covered. The Rumson Experience: This role is more than just a job. It’s an opportunity to grow your career at a club that is investing in its future. You’ll work with experienced professionals, develop your skills on a championship course, and be part of a supportive and motivated team. If you’re ready to contribute to one of the most respected clubs on the Jersey Shore and take the next step in your career, we’d love to hear from you.

By The Club at Eaglebrooke, August 28 - updated September 4 - Lakeland, Florida

The Club at Eaglebrooke 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. Position Summary: 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. Qualifications: Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Turfgrass Management, Agronomy, Horticulture, or related field (or equivalent experience). Minimum of 2 years of golf course maintenance experience; supervisory experience preferred. Possession or ability to obtain a State Pesticide Applicator's license Strong knowledge of turfgrass species, disease management, irrigation systems, and best maintenance practices. Ability to lead and motivate staff in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment. Strong organizational and communication skills. Willingness to work early mornings, weekends, and holidays as required. Benefits: Competitive salary based on experience Health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan Paid time off and holidays Golf privileges and merchandise discounts Opportunities for continued education and professional development

By Leatherstocking Golf Course at The Otesaga Resort Hotel, September 3 - Cooperstown, New York

Overview The assistant golf course superintendent reports directly to the golf course superintendent. Under the superintendent's supervision, the assistant superintendent directs and participates in the maintenance of the golf course tees, greens, fairways, and cart paths; supervises the maintenance and repair of motorized and other mechanical equipment; and does related work as required. The assistant superintendent may serve in the superintendent's capacity during his/her absence.   Functions Assists in planning and supervising the maintenance of greens, tees and fairways; schedules work; and supervises the employees and the use of the equipment. Instructs equipment operators on the operation and care of mowing and other equipment; supervises pesticide applications and/or operates and calibrates pesticide application equipment; and supervises and participates in the operation and maintenance of pumps, and in the maintenance of irrigation and drainage systems. Assists in personnel management and evaluation, employee safety and personnel discipline. May modify the daily work schedule based on professional interpretation. Employment standards   Working knowledge of the maintenance of golf course tees, fairways and greens; seeding and maintenance practices for golf course turf; planting, cultivating, pruning, and caring for plants, shrubs and trees; characteristics and proper use of various fertilizers and soil conditioners; herbicides and pest control methods and materials; drainage control methods; and irrigation systems, including wells, pumps and automatic controls. Ability to schedule and supervise maintenance work to achieve the most efficient utilization of workers and equipment; prepare clear and concise reports; and maintain effective employee and public relations.   Requirements / Qualifications Degree or Certificate in Turf Science or related field. Possession of a valid driver's license. Pesticide applicator license or ability to obtain NY State license in 3 months. 3 years related experience.   Physical Requirements Able to work long hours when necessary and lift a minimum of 50 lbs.

By Reynolds Park Golf Course, September 2 - Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Reynolds Park Golf Course is an 85-year-old Perry Maxwell design, with Ellis Maples influence on several holes. Located adjacent to downtown Winston-Salem; it's a very scenic, rolling layout with a distinct links look. The greens were renovated in 2012 to Diamond Zoysia surfaces, fairways and tees are 419/common Bermuda, and there have been some Zoysia tees added.  Reynolds Park Golf Course is currently looking for an Assistant Superintendent in Grounds Maintenance. We are looking for someone willing to take the next steps in their turfgrass career with a very laid-back management group that takes pride in their work and understands work/life balance. The position is full time (40-45 hours per week), with a rotating weekend schedule. This is a perfect opportunity to advance experience and knowledge in comfortable, but hard working, environment. The ideal candidate is someone that has a passion for the industry, and an appreciation for "old school" layouts and values. It's also an opportunity to learn under a very experienced equipment manager and gain invaluable experience with fleet maintenance. 

By Bent Creek Country Club, September 2 - updated September 2 - Lititz, Pennsylvania

Assistant Superintendent Opportunity – Bent Creek CC (PA) Join the team at Bent Creek Country Club, home to the only Jay Morrish–designed course in the Northeast and recently renovated under architect Andrew Green. We’re looking for an assertive, motivated Assistant Superintendent ready to step into a leadership role on a championship-level course. With major upgrades completed (drainage, irrigation, bunkers with Capillary Flow liner and ProAngle bunker sand, tees, and sod installation), this is your chance to grow your career at one of Pennsylvania’s premier private clubs. 📩 Apply today – send résumé/cover letter to Steven Ehrhart, Golf Course Superintendent.

By Middletown Country Club, September 1 - Langhorne, Pennsylvania

Middletown Country Club (MCC) is a township-owned, public golf course in Langhorne, PA. MCC is seeking a capable, hard-working, and dedicated team member to fill the position of Assistant Golf Course Superintendent - Grounds and Maintenance.   The Assistant Superintendent will work closely with MCC's Golf Course Superintendent to complete daily grounds maintenance tasks and strategize for the days, weeks, and months to come. The Assistant Superintendent will be encouraged to have open communication as well as a willingness to share ideas, thoughts, and concerns that will ensure the success and playability for the golf course and grounds. It should be the goal of MCC’s Assistant Superintendent to advance and move on to a position as Head Golf Course Superintendent at another club within a few years.   Responsibilities: The Assistant Golf Course Superintendent will be responsible for but not limited to: - Turf and grounds maintenance (100+ acres) - Crew and Project supervision - Irrigation repair & maintenance - Daily record keeping - Pesticide/Fertilizer applications - Meetings with MCC leadership

By Overlake Golf & Country Club, August 30 - updated August 30 - Medina, Washington

Overlake Golf & Country Club is seeking a motivated and career-driven Senior Assistant Superintendent to join our turf management team. This is a hands-on leadership role designed for an individual who is ready to take the next step in their career and gain the well-rounded experience needed to advance to a Superintendent position. About the Position: The Senior Assistant will work closely with the Superintendent and two Assistant Superintendents in a collaborative leadership team. You will take the lead on daily course conditioning, crew management, and project oversight, while also mentoring staff and contributing to long-range planning. This position offers the autonomy to manage key areas of the operation while benefiting from the support of an experienced and certified superintendent.  

By Eagle Creek golf club and grill, August 30 - Moyock, North Carolina

  Assistant Golf Course Superintendent     Location: Eagle Creek Golf Club & Grill – Moyock, North Carolina     About Us     Eagle Creek Golf Club is a welcoming, player-friendly course in Moyock, NC, known for its great conditions and Southern charm. We’re looking for a motivated Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to help lead our maintenance team and keep the course in top shape for members and guests year-round.     Position Overview     The Assistant Superintendent works directly with the Golf Course Superintendent to oversee daily course maintenance and crew management. This role is hands-on and leadership-driven—ideal for someone eager to grow their turf management career while ensuring the course always looks its best.     Key Responsibilities     Course Maintenance Support: Assist with turfgrass care programs including mowing, aeration, fertilization, pest management, irrigation, and overseeding. Crew Leadership: Supervise, train, and motivate grounds staff; help assign daily tasks and ensure quality work. Irrigation Oversight: Help monitor and maintain the irrigation system, troubleshoot issues, and ensure efficient water use. Equipment Coordination: Work with Superintendent and mechanics on equipment care, scheduling, and reporting needs. Daily Course Prep: Ensure greens, tees, bunkers, and fairways are in proper condition for play each day. Recordkeeping & Compliance: Assist in maintaining chemical/fertilizer logs, safety training, and compliance with state and federal regulations. Leadership Development: Step in as acting Superintendent when needed and continue developing leadership and technical skills.       Qualifications     Degree or certificate in Turfgrass Management, Agronomy, Horticulture, or related field (preferred). 1–3 years of golf course maintenance experience; prior supervisory experience is a plus. Working knowledge of turfgrass science, irrigation systems, and golf course equipment. NC pesticide applicator license (or ability to obtain within 6 months). Strong leadership, teamwork, and communication skills. Ability to work flexible hours, including weekends and early mornings.       What We Offer     Competitive pay (based on experience) Golf privileges and employee discounts. Opportunity for professional growth and advancement to Superintendent. A team-oriented environment at one of the area’s friendliest clubs.         👉 Ready to grow your career in golf course management? Join us at Eagle Creek Golf Club and help us deliver an outstanding playing experience every day.   📞 Apply Today: Call 7576202200 or email your resume to tim@eaglecreekgolfing.com

By Elmhurst Country Club, August 28 - updated August 28 - Moscow, Pennsylvania

Elmhurst Country Club is seeking a passionate, motivated, dedicated individual with the willingness to learn and grow to join our Agronomy Team.  We have established a high collaborative and team oriented environment.  Tucked in the Pocono Mountains in Moscow, Pennsylvania, Elmhurst Country Club is a premier 18 hole facility, that prides itself on meeting championship conditions, and high expectations.  This role will include and not be limited to working closely with golf course superintendent and equipment technician,  direct and  assist in execution of daily operations,  use and repair of irrigation system, and any other related work.   Over the last 5 years we have continued to move forward with the following Installation of a new rainbird 2 wire IC system in 2020 Bunker renovation using capillary concrete in 2020 Brand new equipment fleet in 2024 New tees have been built and expanded in house Multiple in house drainage projects Tree Management and native area expansions  Upcoming projects included Dredging of irrigation pond  Building of a Par 3 short course  Rebuilding and expanding nursery  

By Shuttle Meadow Country Cub, August 28 - updated August 28 - Berlin, Connecticut

Founded in 1899, just ten years after hickory golf clubs first arrived in America, our club was established by prominent business and community leaders including Stanley, Corbin, Smith, Hart, Pease, Moore, and Baldwin. That same year, the club helped co-found the Connecticut State Golf Association, affirming its early leadership in the sport. In 1916, the club made a visionary decision to create a world-class course, contributing to the dawn of golf’s “Golden Age” of architecture with the design of its new Shuttle Meadow facility. Guided by a commitment to quality and the traditions of “the royal and ancient game,” the club built a legacy of excellence for a privileged membership. Shuttle Meadow represents golf as it was meant to be—an authentic original designed in the Scottish tradition by Willie Park Jr., known as “the man who brought golf to the world.” Park designed and built only thirteen courses, and this was his historic first on American soil. His elite designs include Sunningdale in England, and Maidstone, Olympia Fields, and Woodway in the United States. His courses have hosted the U.S., British, and Canadian Open Championships. When Park arrived in America, he was the most influential figure in the game: a two-time British Open champion, the second-largest club manufacturer in Britain, holder of four patents for club designs, author of two golf books, and a pioneering architect whose innovative layouts helped shape modern golf in the United States. His work has stood the test of time, and today he is honored as a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame. Established on its current site in 1917, the club opened its historic clubhouse, designed by Kenneth Murchison, an architect whose clientele included distinguished families such as the Astors and Vanderbilts. Unlike many other facilities, Shuttle Meadow’s clubhouse is an original—elegant, timeless, and steeped in history. Many of the greatest golfers in history have walked our fairways, collectively amassing 35 British and U.S. Open Championships. Bobby Jones once remarked that our 14th hole was among the 18 prettiest he had ever played. Set on nearly 400 acres of natural landscape, Shuttle Meadow offers superlative golf, tennis, pool, and clubhouse amenities. It remains one of the most beautiful and traditional golf and country clubs in existence—a living vision from 1899. Today, the club continues to invest in its future. We are currently replacing the irrigation system with a Toro 2-wire HDPE system, and have implemented a master plan in collaboration with Brad Klein and Nick Campanelli. This plan includes bunker renovations, fairway and green expansions, tee restorations to their original locations, new cart paths, and an extensive tree removal program—all designed to preserve and enhance the course’s historic integrity while meeting modern standards. Oversee daily course setup, including pin placements, tee markers, and hazard management Manage chemical and fertilizer applications with precision and environmental care Maintain detailed records of treatments, irrigation schedules, and turf conditions Supervise and coordinate a seasonal staff of up to 20 employees during peak season Monitor and adjust moisture levels to ensure optimal turf health and playability Perform and oversee irrigation system repairs, including troubleshooting and part replacement Ensure all staff adhere to safety protocols and operate equipment responsible

By Oki Golf, August 28 - Sammamish, Washington

As the Assistant Golf Course Superintendent at The Plateau Club, you will have responsibility for assisting the Golf Course Superintendent in golf course maintenance, equipment repair & maintenance, club house grounds maintenance, landscaping and related structures and buildings maintenance (pump stations, comfort stations, etc.). In this position, you may also assist with hiring and training, and providing direction for team members within company set processes and guidelines. In partnership with the Superintendent, you will be responsible for meeting or exceeding the established standards for guest satisfaction as well as labor cost & control management. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:  Proactively develop innovative ideas to facilitate the continual delivery of exceptional quality products and profit contributions to the company. Daily implementation & adherence to Oki Golf universal standards. Assist in maintaining a daily record log for weather, course conditioning, cultural practices, equipment maintenance, fertilizer, and pesticide applications, etc. Encourage, mentor, coach, train and develop team members to ensure their maximum value to Oki Golf so that the guest experience is realized. Ensure proper safe work environment to include compliance with OSHA/WISHA and Oki Golf guidelines and standard operating procedures. Interview and hire positions for the turf department, equipment manager, irrigation & spray technician, and all seasonal team members in partnership with the golf course Superintendent Lead by example; set the benchmark for performance for the department in the areas of motivation, sense of ownership, and dedication to quality of product. Coach, mentor, lead by example and hold all team members accountable for their areas of responsibility. Complete administrative tasks such as scheduling, performance reviews and editing time for payroll functions in a timely manner. Supervise team members by carrying out the responsibilities in accordance with Oki Golf policies and procedures. This will include planning, assigning and at times, performing activities/duties of team members. Implement new methods and procedures designed to minimize operational costs and maximize resources. Schedule to proper business levels and within budgeted staffing guides. Be able to work weekends and holidays, mornings and evenings as business requires. Positive and proactive supervisory, leadership, management, and coaching skills. Deliver strong, professional, and company-appropriate communications, both written and verbal. Ability to communicate on various levels to include team members, guests, vendors, and contractors, always showing tact and diplomacy as a senior representative of Oki Golf. WORK ENVIRONMENT: The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those a team member encounters while performing the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this position, the team member must: Lift, reach, bend, twist, push, pull, squat, grasp and use arm-hand coordination on a consistent basis Have the ability to lift 50 pounds frequently. Frequently exposed to moving mechanical parts (and associated noise levels related to) and outside weather conditions. Occasionally exposed to high, precarious places, fumes, or airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals and vibration.

By The Pines Country Club, July 28 - updated August 27 - Morgantown, West Virginia

-Prioritize and assign work to maintenance staff -Provide supervision, training and development of grounds staff to promote team engagement and continuous improvement -Collaborate with the maintenance staff, including mechanic to maintain all equipment   -Apply fertilizers, pesticides under the direction of the Superintendent   -Monitor worksites to ensure compliance with established methods, guidelines, standards, and procedures   -Establish a good rapport with team members and project a positive attitude   -Knowledge of turf control products and their applications   -Knowledge of irrigation utilization and soil moisture readers   -Have a current state pesticide applicator license or ability to obtain one   -A bachelors, associates or certificate in turfgrass management or related experience   - A proactive leader and hands-on contributor who thrives in a high performance environment   - Assist in daily course setup

By Lawrence Park Golf Club, August 27 - Erie, Pennsylvania

About the Club   Lawrence Park Golf Club is a private 18-hole golf course, founded in 1921.  Located on the shores of Lake Erie, in Erie, Pennsylvania, it has a full view of the lake with several greens and tees situated along the bluff.  Our unique location provides breathtaking views of the lake, wildlife, and sunsets that rival any course in the world.  The greens, tees, and fairways are poa/bent mixture.  We see about 22,000 rounds annually, have a pro shop, driving range, short range, as well as a clubhouse and restaurant.  The Assistant Superintendent's responsibilities include: The Assistant Superintendent reports directly to the Superintendent Assist the Superintendent with the everyday maintenance of the golf course and club property Help supervise a maintenance crew of 10 – 15 employees Perform all course set up, mowing, and maintenance duties as well as training/coaching the maintenance staff in all golf course maintenance practices Physically assist maintenance staff with their tasks when necessary, and help set and maintain a reasonable and effective work pace Assist in maintenance on the irrigation system, including the diagnosis and repair of broken/malfunctioning sprinkler heads, controllers, pipes/wires, as well as seasonal irrigation requirements (spring start up, fall blow out) Monitor soil moisture levels in fine turf and employ syringing and hand watering techniques Apply pesticides and fertilizers to various turf areas of the course as instructed by the Superintendent This is a 12 month/ year job.  During winter months, the assistant superintendent helps with equipment maintenance, outside projects like tree removal, as well as maintenance projects in the clubhouse.    Become familiar with daily course maintenance requirements and be supervisor in charge in case of the Superintendent's absence Work directly with the Superintendent to manage the day-to-day operation of the crew

By The Golf Club at Harbor Shores, August 27 - Benton Harbor, Michigan

Harbor Shores is seeking an Assistant Superintendent to play a vital role within the course management team. As an integral member of the team, the Assistant Superintendent will be involved in overseeing various upcoming projects, to help expand and enhance the property at Harbor Shores. Responsibilities of the Assistant Superintendent will include assisting with day-to-day operations, ensuring the course meets the highest standards, managing staff, and collaborating closely with the Superintendent, other Assistants, and Equipment Manager. This role offers a unique opportunity to be part of a dynamic team working on exciting projects to enhance the golf course's quality and facilities. At Harbor Shores a healthy work life balance is promoted with weekends off from Thanksgiving-April. Weekly summer hours range from 45-50 hour work weeks and in the winter 35-40 hour work weeks. 

By Cherry Creek Country Club, July 9 - updated August 27 - Denver, Colorado

Boasting a Nicklaus Signature Design, Cherry Creek Country Club takes pride in its daily course management through progressive techniques in turf care. We utilize the latest advancements in technology, to  produce  award-winning course conditions,  awarded to us in 2008 with “Best Course Conditions” and followed up by "Best Overall Experience" in 2012. We pride ourselves on continually seeking out and trying new techniques that will separate ourselves from other clubs for our members and their guests. The Assistant Golf Course Superintendent reports directly to the Director of Grounds. Under their supervision, the Assistant Superintendent directs and participates in the maintenance of the golf course; supervises the maintenance and repair of the irrigation system; and performs related work as required.  The Assistant Superintendent will serve in the Director's capacity during their absence.  High attention to detail, organization and able to work in a fast paced work environment is a must. This position comes with the possibility of a promotion to Superintendent.

By The Club at Cordillera, August 27 - Edwards, Colorado

The Club at Cordillera is adding an Assistant Superintendent to the leadership team.  The Club is a 54-hole facility in the Central Rockies of Colorado.  We have an intense 7-month golf season where every day is either repairing from winter, prepping for a tournament, or preparing for winter. Our 5-month non-golf season consists of snow removal, agronomy planning, projects, continuing education, building maintenance, and organizing. ●        In the absence of the course superintendent, acts in that capacity. ●        Repairs and directs the repairs to broken water lines, heads, and valves. ●        Ensures proper finish of sodding, drainage work, and various projects associated with course maintenance. ●        Communicates with course superintendent, other key agronomy staff, and golf staff to discuss conditions of golf courses, maintenance plans and scheduled events.  ●        Ensures that maintenance equipment is properly maintained and safely operated.    ●        Keep records of annual maintenance activities and costs.  ●        Follows sound purchasing procedures utilizing preferred vendors, when possible. ●        Reconciles and provides timely coding of all invoices, payroll and other required documents. ●        Ensures all company policies and procedures are followed including compliance with government regulations. ●        Maintains a working knowledge of agronomy programs and products applied that are associated with the management of the specific water, soil, and turf types of the course. ●        Obtains the proper training and/or licenses needed to perform job tasks safely and within city, state, and federal regulations.  Addresses directly all real or perceived environmental concerns. ●        Properly mixes, calibrates, and applies chemical/fertilizers used on the course.  ●        Manages department members that may include, but is not limited to: 2nd Assistant, AIT, Environmental Technician, Equipment Operator, Foreman, Greenskeeper, and Irrigation Technician. ●        Ensures that effective orientation and training are given to each associate.  ●        Safely operates the use of dump trucks, snow removal equipment, snowcat, and snowmobiles to remove, monitor, maintain, groom, and pack the facility during winter operations.  ●        Aids the course lead in the proper winterization of the golf course including fencing, tarping, end-of-season agronomy practices, irrigation winterization, and chemical applications. ●        Operates, maintains, and troubleshoots components such as pressure relief and reduction valves, pumps, filtration equipment, pump motors/drives, and communication systems associated with the water delivery for the property. ●        Measures, estimates, calculates, and records diversions of water from ditches and other delivery systems for use in computing reports as required by law. ●        Patrols irrigation ditches by foot, motor vehicle, and ATV to detect leaks and weak areas, removes debris and makes repairs to ditch banks, structures, gates, ditch access roads, and paths. ●        Regular and reliable attendance. ●        Incorporates safe work practices in job performance.  Physical Demands: Regularly stands, walks and sits.  Regularly uses hands, reaches with arms and hands, talks or hears.  Occasionally climbs, balances, stoops, kneels, crouches, crawls, tastes or smells.  Regularly lifts up to 50 pounds. Occasionally lifts up to 100 pounds.  Environment/Noise: Occasionally works near moving mechanical parts, fumes and/or airborne particles.  Frequently works in outdoor weather conditions.  Noise level is moderate.   Certificates/Licenses: Valid Driver’s License, Pesticide Application License   Job Knowledge, Skill, and Ability Preferences:  Ability to read and speak English is required in order to perform the duties of the job (e.g. the associates are required to communicate with English speaking customers or co-workers, the manuals for the equipment the associates may use are in English).  Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications.   This job description is not an exclusive or exhaustive list of all job functions that an associate in this position may be asked to perform from time to time. 

By Colleton River Club, August 25 - updated August 25 - Bluffton, South Carolina

Colleton River Club, a premier 45-hole private residential golf course community located in the heart of the Lowcountry in Bluffton, SC, is seeking a motivated and detailed-oriented Assistant Golf Course Superintendent for its renowned Dye Course. Designed as a stunning links-style course with sweeping views of Port Royal Sound and the Atlantic Ocean, the Dye Course has hosted prestigious events, including the 2015 U. S. Junior Amateur Championship. This is an exceptional opportunity for a turfgrass professional eager to advance in the golf course management industry. The ideal candidate is a collaborative team player with strong leadership qualities, a solid work ethic, and a genuine passion for delivering exceptional course conditions. Key Responsibilities Work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent to manage day-to-day operations Lead, train, and supervise maintenance staff to uphold top-tier course conditions Assist in all facets of course maintenance, including Daily course setup and preparation Irrigation system operation and troubleshooting Fertilizer and pesticide applications Planning and executing projects and improvements Serve as acting Superintendent in their absence. Demonstrate initiative in continuing professional development and staff mentorship

By Golden Rain Foundation, June 27 - updated August 20 - Walnut Creek, California

Company Overview The Golden Rain Foundation manages the vibrant Rossmoor community, a nationally recognized enclave for active seniors aged 55 and older. Nestled in Walnut Creek, California, Rossmoor spans 2,000 acres and offers a plethora of activities, amenities, and services designed to enhance the quality of life for its nearly 10,000 residents. Summary This position reports directly to the Golf Course Superintendent and is responsible for the operations and oversight of golf course and bowling green maintenance, and associated functions including supervision of staff. The position supervises and participates in the maintenance of all golf course maintenance and administrative activities including oversight of equipment assets and may serve in the Golf Superintendent’s capacity in the event of their absence. This is a non-exempt full time (40hrs/wk) position with full GRF benefits. Duties and Responsibilities: Inspects Golf Courses and Lawn Bowling Greens regularly to ascertain compliance with scheduled maintenance, to determine the condition of botanical growth and to plan the improvement of tees, greens and fairways. Also, provides improved playing conditions, studies drainage problems and maintains surveillance against diseases, pests and weeds in landscaped areas. Supervises the mowing, watering, raking of bunkers, changing cups and tee markers, clearing weeds, trimming trees, fertilizing, seeding grass and sod replacement, preparation of spray solutions and spraying of greens, fairways, and tees to control weeds and diseases. Supervises and assists in the maintenance and repair of irrigation system components. Ability to set controls of the Rainbird Maxi irrigation system in an manner to conserve water while maintaining the integrity of the golf course. Implement agronomic programs, including participation in and completion of chemical and fertilizer calibration and application processes. Ensure that the daily course set-up meets USGA playing standards. Participate and assist in completing improvement projects on the golf courses. Provide safety training to maintenance staff and maintain an ongoing schedule and documentation of all training efforts. Supervises staffing for golf courses and bowling greens. Directs staff to efficiently carry out maintenance and improvement goals of the department. Interviews and recommends hiring of personnel and trains personnel for maintenance of golf courses and blowing greens. Ability to perform golf course maintenance operational task and plan maintenance activities in a manner that minimizes interference with player use. Regularly evaluates condition of golf course equipment and takes proper actions to ensure safe functioning or servicing for repairs. Submits material requisition orders to the Golf Course Manager, to secure needed supplies and equipment and maintains inventory and operations records. Assist in the completion of golf course capital improvement projects as needed. Assists in the preparation and administration of the Golf operations budget, procurement and contract documents, and makes use of specialized industry computer applications as well as Microsoft Office. Serve as Golf Course Superintendent during absences. Other related duties as directed by Supervisors. Qualifications/Requirements: Member of the Superintendent Association (GCSAA) in order to become Class B status. A minimum of two years’ experience in golf course operations, including supervisory responsibilities. Able to communicate effectively in both English and Spanish preferred, with the ability to direct and motivate a diverse staff toward our operating needs and goals in a safe, efficient and effective manner. A hands-on supervisor who leads by example. Understand how to provide excellent playing conditions through a well-developed schedule of maintenance and improvement planning. Experience with Rainbird Maxi irrigation control systems is a plus. Required licenses, certifications and/or education/degrees: Current California Driver’s License Current California “Qualified Applicators Certificate of Pesticides” Member of the GCSAA (Golf Course Superintendent Association of America) Ability to obtain a California QAL pesticide license within 6 months of employment. Additional Requirements: § Clean and valid California driver license and satisfactory driving record are conditions of initial and continued employment. § Ability to meet the Dept. of Homeland Security requirements confirming identity and right to work in the United States is required. § Offer is contingent upon satisfactorily passing pre-employment background check and drug test. § Previous employment must be verifiable. If you are passionate about enhancing community spaces for active seniors and have the skills to lead a dedicated team, we invite you to apply today at the Golden Rain Foundation! Job Type: Full-time Pay: $80,000.00 - $90,000.00 per year Schedule: Monday to Friday Year round work Application Question(s): Are you a member of the GCSAA (Golf Course Superintendent Association of America)? Please indicate in your resume where your golf course operations experience comes from.

By BrightView Landscape Services, August 19 - The Villages, Florida

At BrightView, we maintain more golf courses nationwide than anyone else — giving our team members unmatched resources, training, and career opportunities. When you join our golf division, you gain the support of a national leader while still enjoying the close-knit feel of your course team. BrightView is seeking an Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to join our team. The Assistant reports directly to the Golf Course Superintendent and assumes superintendent responsibilities in their absence. This role supports the overall maintenance, operation, and management of the golf course, serving as a liaison between BrightView, course representatives, and the golf shop. The Assistant Superintendent must be able to respond quickly to any situation and maintain strong communication with employees and leadership. Key Responsibilities: Assist the superintendent in planning, organizing, and directing course maintenance. Supervise the operation, maintenance, and repair of all golf course equipment. Procure and manage supplies and materials for maintenance activities. Manage maintenance staff, including input on hiring, training, discipline, and separation. Protect company interests through awareness and compliance with all applicable regulations, course policies, and company standards. Complete administrative duties in a timely manner. Administer BrightView’s Safety Program and BV360 Management Program. Represent BrightView in a positive and professional manner through attitude, appearance, and public relations. Meet or exceed customer expectations, both internal and external.

By BrightView Landscape Services, August 19 - updated August 19 - Lady Lake , Florida

BrightView is the nation’s leading commercial landscaping company with one of the largest golf course maintenance divisions in the country. Our scale, resources, and expertise allow our superintendents and assistants to deliver championship-level course conditions while advancing their careers in a supportive, growth-driven environment. BrightView is seeking an Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to join our team. The Assistant reports directly to the Golf Course Superintendent and assumes superintendent responsibilities in their absence. This role supports the overall maintenance, operation, and management of the golf course, serving as a liaison between BrightView, course representatives, and the golf shop. The Assistant Superintendent must be able to respond quickly to any situation and maintain strong communication with employees and leadership. Key Responsibilities: Assist the superintendent in planning, organizing, and directing course maintenance. Supervise the operation, maintenance, and repair of all golf course equipment. Procure and manage supplies and materials for maintenance activities. Manage maintenance staff, including input on hiring, training, discipline, and separation. Protect company interests through awareness and compliance with all applicable regulations, course policies, and company standards. Complete administrative duties in a timely manner. Administer BrightView’s Safety Program and BV360 Management Program. Represent BrightView in a positive and professional manner through attitude, appearance, and public relations. Meet or exceed customer expectations, both internal and external.

By Bloom Golf Partners, August 11 - updated August 18 - Twin Bridges, Montana

A new, private golf property nestled in the heart of Montana’s Big Sky country is seeking a driven and detail-oriented 1st Assistant Superintendent to join their team during the grow-in phase and help bring the golf course and overall property to life.  With construction underway and an opening target of June 2026, the individual chosen for this role will work directly with the Golf Course Superintendent, Jarod Spurlin, to build and maintain a best-in-class golf experience. In addition, this position offers the unique opportunity to collaborate closely with the golf course architects on key projects, providing direct input and insight into the design and construction process. This is a rare chance to be part of something from the very beginning, and is ideal for someone seeking meaningful work, professional growth, and a lifestyle rooted in the outdoors. Club Highlights: 2025 Maintenance Budget: $1,000,000 Total Annual Rounds: 5,000–10,000  Total Staff: 9 Full-Time, 1 Part-Time Typical Work Schedule: In-Season (June–October): M–F 6am–4pm, Sa–Su 6am–2pm; One weekend off per month Off-Season (Dec–Feb): M–Th 8am–4pm, F–Sa 8am–2pm; Sundays off Turf Types: Wall-to-wall fine fescue Future Projects: Complete course and practice area grow-in, nursery development, target greens and tees for on-site cottages, potential long-range short course Irrigation System: Watertronics pump station, Toro Lynx operating system, 1,600+ Infinity heads Equipment: Primarily leased Toro & Turfco (3-year lease), plus owned tractors, skid steer, dump truck, excavator, trap rake, interseeder Success Traits of Individual: Strong leadership presence with the ability to inspire and hold others accountable Detail-oriented mindset with a passion for continuous improvement Resourceful and independent, especially suited to a remote and rugged environment An outdoor enthusiast who enjoys and embraces a ranch lifestyle  A collaborative spirit who values the opportunity to build something long-term Initial Priorities of Position: Obtain and maintain Montana pesticide license Execute spraying and chemical applications Conduct full Toro Lynx and Infinity system audit and troubleshooting Assist with grow-in procedures and early-stage playability standards Key Responsibilities, Knowledge, Skills, and Aptitude: Support the Superintendent in day-to-day golf and grounds operations Lead, train, and supervise the turf team Maintain and improve fine fescue turf quality through sound agronomic practices Troubleshoot and maintain a modern irrigation system Help manage the ranch property beyond the golf course (e.g., cattle, arena, tree and range cleanup) Demonstrate consistent attention to detail and initiative across all property areas Participate in long-term planning and improvement of course and infrastructure Preferred Qualifications: 4–7 years of progressive turf experience, ideally in fine fescue or minimalist settings Associate or bachelor’s degree in turfgrass management or related field (preferred, not required) Experience with grow-ins and course construction a plus Toro Lynx and Infinity head experience preferred Pesticide applicator’s license (or willingness to obtain) Ability to live on-site and adapt to rural mountain living Compensation & Benefits: $75,000 – $85,000 Performance-based bonus On-site housing Gas stipend PTO and encouraged 2-week vacation in the offseason Golf privileges Local and national association dues Opportunity for professional growth alongside a long-term Superintendent About Us: This project is a once-in-a-career opportunity to be involved from the ground up in the development of a private golf property that blends minimalist architecture, modern agronomy, and authentic Montana ranch life. Originally flood-irrigated farmland, the site broke ground for golf in 2023 and is slated to open in 2026. The property offers rugged beauty, professional autonomy, and the chance to leave your mark on a unique golf destination.

By St. Andrews Country Club, July 8 - updated August 15 - Boca Raton, Florida

St. Andrews Country Club, located in Boca Raton Florida is seeking an Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to assist with the overseeing of the maintenance and operations of one of its two championship 18-hole golf courses and associated practice facilities. This hands-on leader will supervise a crew of 15–25 employees and work closely with the Superintendent and Director of Golf Course Maintenance to ensure daily conditioning and presentation meet the highest standards. The Assistant will contribute to team-wide success by assisting with operations on either golf course as needed and supporting large-scale projects including the upcoming Palmer Course renovation, lake bank restoration, and the construction of a new Agronomy Center. Why Join St. Andrews? This is an opportunity to join one of the most prestigious clubs in the country at a pivotal time of growth and development. With over 59 full-time staff in the Agronomy Department, access to top-tier equipment and technology, and significant upcoming capital projects, the right candidate will find not only professional fulfillment but also room for career advancement. Club Highlights:  Maintenance and Capital budget: $5 million and between $100k - $200k annually Irrigation System: Rainbird Equipment: John Deere, Toro, Baroness Crew size: 59 Full Time employees In-season schedule: 11 days on and 3 days off Future Projects: Renovation of the Palmer Course (2026) Master Planning new Agronomy Center (projected 2026) Multiyear lake bank restoration project Success Traits of the Individual: Proven ability to manage and train staff effectively, fostering a productive and skilled team environment. Maturity and discernment to know when to take initiative personally and when to delegate tasks appropriately for operational efficiency. Strong leadership, sound judgment, and a team-oriented mindset  Initial Priorities of the Position: Become familiar with the facility and the crew Assist Superintendent with daily course maintenance Schedule spraying and irrigation work Assist with crew supervision and training Essential Responsibilities: Daily course setup and inspection, ensuring peak playability and presentation standards. Supervision, training, evaluation, and discipline of agronomy staff. Manage and monitor irrigation systems (Rainbird) and related maintenance. Fertilizer and chemical planning, inventory, and application. Maintain accurate records, prepare reports, and assist with budget planning. Initiate and oversee purchase orders for supplies and materials. Collaborate with Golf Operations and other departments to meet scheduling needs. Conduct safety and staff meetings; ensure all procedures are followed. Perform final daily course inspections and adjust operations as needed. Evaluate vendors and new products for current and future use. Support planning and execution of capital projects and renovations. Qualifications: Associate’s or bachelor’s degree in Turfgrass Management or a related field (preferred, not required). 4–7 years in golf course maintenance, with demonstrated supervisory experience. Florida State Pesticide License or ability to obtain within 90 days of employment Strong working knowledge of turf equipment (John Deere, Toro, Baroness). Proven leadership, training, and communication skills. Ability to balance hands-on work with crew delegation. Physically capable of lifting up to 80 lbs. and working in a range of outdoor conditions. Compensation & Benefits: $70,000 – $80,000, depending on experience Annual bonus potential up to 5% of salary Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance Company-paid Life, Short-term, and Long-term Disability Insurance 401(k) with Company Match Paid Time Off (Vacation/PTO) Local & National Association Dues Uniforms Golf Privileges Cell Phone Allowance About the Club: St. Andrews Country Club, a resident-only Platinum Club of America and a Distinguished Emerald Club of the World, is internationally recognized for its two 18-hole championship golf courses, including an Arnold Palmer Signature Design®. With a recent $17.5 million renovation The Club offers members world-class amenities, including a Golf Performance Center, full-service spa, and newly constructed Recreation & Aquatic Center. For more information, visit www.standrewscc.com. St. Andrews Country Club Property Owners Association is a Drug-Free Workplace and an Equal Opportunity Employer.

By Valley Lo Club, August 13 - updated August 13 - Glenview, Illinois

Reports to: Golf & Grounds Superintendent Direct Reports:  Grounds Crew Valley Lo Club located in Glenview, IL is seeking an Assistant Golf and Grounds Superintendent to work directly with the Superintendent to lead the Grounds team in the care and maintenance of the golf course, grounds, and equipment. Currently the club is embarking on a Master Plan renovation consisting of a complete redesign of the course layout and constructing a brand-new sports center with simulators. Starting in June/July of 2026, we will begin construction on the golf course with the new design, install new irrigation and pumping system, re-grassing of all greens, tee’s, fairways, and implementation of native areas throughout. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual seeking professional growth and advancement in golf course management. Responsible for assisting the Superintendent in the operating functions of the Grounds Maintenance Department. The assistant superintendent will contribute to staff management, training, supervision and retention; and will play a hands-on role in accomplishing the construction, planting, grow-in and maintenance of the golf course. Other operating functions will include turfgrass/plant material maintenance programs, property/asset management, assisting with forecasting and expense management, long- and short- term project planning, scheduling and maintenance of irrigation systems, pesticide applications, related recordings, and compliance with regulatory issues as directed by the Superintendent. Duties and Essential Job Functions Active participation in all aspects of golf course maintenance, purchasing, budgeting, and capital project budgeting and implementation.  Assist Golf Course Superintendent in providing agronomic direction for the healthy growth of the golf course, Clubhouse grounds grasses, trees, wetlands, and other plant materials.  As directed, supervise the crew, and assist with job scheduling and responsibilities. Supervise the application and recording of chemical applications on the Club’s grounds in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations. Attend regular meetings as directed with management and employees to review Club operations, maintenance and golf activities schedules, and safety environmental issues. Supervise the safe use and maintenance of the golf course mechanical equipment by employees. Assist in implementing maintenance programs set by the Golf Course Superintendent. Assist in snow removal and winter preparation for clubhouse events. Assist Superintendent in diagnosis, prioritization, and ultimately implementation of tree removal program (safe operation of chainsaw, chipper, and other necessary forestry implements). Ensure staff is working within OSHA, Club safety, and state, and federal guidelines for safe working conditions. Provide technical, operational, and safety training for employees as directed.

By The Golf Club at Bradshaw Farm, August 8 - updated August 13 - Woodstock, Georgia

Assistant Golf Course Superintendent The Golf Club at Bradshaw Farm – Woodstock, GA Primary Purpose of the Position The Assistant Golf Course Superintendent will work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent (GCS) to supervise and train the maintenance team, assist with daily course operations, oversee irrigation and repair work, and perform routine pesticide and fertilizer applications. This is a hands-on leadership role for an individual passionate about turf management and committed to excellence. Key Responsibilities Assist in daily supervision, scheduling, and training of golf course maintenance staff. Perform and oversee all tasks related to course maintenance, including mowing, landscaping, and bunker care. Operate, calibrate, and maintain sprayers and spreaders for pesticide and fertilizer applications. Assist with irrigation system maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair, including pumps, wells, and automatic controls. Monitor turf conditions and irrigation needs, adjusting watering schedules as necessary. Ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal safety regulations and company safety policies. Maintain cleanliness and organization of equipment, shop, and maintenance areas. Act on behalf of the GCS in their absence. Evaluate course conditions from the player’s perspective to ensure optimal playing surfaces. Direct special projects and course improvement initiatives as assigned.