Assistant Superintendent

By Round Hill Club, October 6 - updated 11 hours ago - Greenwich, Connecticut

Job Description: Founded in 1924 and set on 100 acres in Greenwich, CT, Round Hill Club is one of the few remaining Walter Travis designs in the country. We are partnering with architect Andrew Green to restore and revitalize Travis’s original intent—embracing dramatic landforms, strategic bunkering, and classic Golden Age principles. The proposed renovation is targeted to begin August 2027 and will include new bunkers, tees, fairway and green expansions, and new irrigation laterals. This position is designed as a springboard for the candidate to their first Superintendent job. The position will receive hands-on project ownership, visible leadership opportunities, and structured professional development that will read exceptionally well to hiring committees. Active mentorship will sharpen your interview materials, and expand your network so that your time at Round Hill Club becomes the strongest chapter on your resume. Reporting to the Superintendent, you will help lead daily operations and key initiatives: Plan and execute daily maintenance: mowing, irrigation, chemical/fertilizer applications, and cultural practices. Supervise, train, and inspire a seasonal and full-time team; reinforce safety and efficiency. Operate and help maintain turf equipment and irrigation systems; assist with setup/diagnostics. Monitor turf performance (moisture, disease, traffic/wear) and recommend data-driven adjustments. Support budgeting, recordkeeping, and inventory management with discipline and accuracy. Ensure compliance with environmental, health, and safety standards. Communicate across departments and model a positive, team-first culture. Be directly involved in planning and executing the Andrew Green Master Plan. Uphold and improve our budget management systems and protocols. Superintendent Focused Path: Portfolio building: Lead showcase projects (e.g., green expansions, bunker work, drainage, fairway re-grassing) with before/after documentation. Interview coaching & materials: Help refining your resume, cover letters, and work samples; conduct mock interviews. Professional networking: Proactive introductions to committees, architects, vendors, and peer superintendents. Leadership reps: Run morning meetings, craft schedules, manage project plans, and present at committee meetings. Technology exposure: Experience with moisture sensing, robotics, RFID technology, GPS sprayers, EvokeIQ data dashboards, GreenKeeper App, and modern irrigation software. Construction experience: New irrigation, bunkers, greens expansions, tees, special project execution with budgeting, and collaboration with Andrew Green on our Master Plan Renovation. Learn More About Matt Sumpter Superintendent at Round Hill Club EarthWorks Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUWElWKC_F8

By Kenwood Country Club, Tuesday at 04:59 PM - updated 15 hours ago - Cincinnati, Ohio

Kenwood Country Club is seeking a Senior Assistant Superintendent candidate who is eager to learn while thriving in a team atmosphere. This position will gain experience managing day-to-day operations at a 36-hole golf facility, professional development, golf course construction, and much more. A successful Senior Assistant Superintendent will continually learn and develop their skill set with potential for career advancement within the club in the future. About Kenwood: Kenwood Country Club is a private 36-hole facility located in Cincinnati, Ohio designed by William Diddel in 1930. Golf course architect Jason Strakka has completed a master plan for the club and its entire property and in 2019 the Kendale Course underwent a renovation, which updated the golf course for today’s technology and restored the original design intentions. Over the last several years our Club established itself as the premier, private, and family-oriented country club in the Cincinnati area, and one of the top clubs in the Midwest. The overall character and competency of the Club has sustained extraordinary excellence with unflinching commitment to get better – every single day. The club has also made a considerable investment in the Course & Grounds operations as the grounds compound underwent a renovation; providing a new building for management offices, new break room and locker rooms, as well as a new maintenance building housing the equipment maintenance operations.  In the fall of 2023, the Kendale Course completed the 2nd phase of the renovation: updating the greens to USGA specifications with precision air drainage system and new 007XL bentgrass. Kenwood is currently in the process of creating a master plan of both golf courses and practice facilities.

By Wianno Club, October 7 - updated 20 hours ago - Osterville, Massachusetts

Wianno Club is a historic private country club overlooking Nantucket Sound on Cape Cod. We are currently seeking an Assistant Superintendent. The Assistant Superintendent will play a vital role in staff management and turf management. They will work closely with the Superintendent, fellow Assistant, Equipment Manager, and Irrigation Technician. They will be responsible for managing and coaching our AIT's, interns, and seasonal staff members. Primary duties beyond management will be disease scouting, spraying, watering, course set up, and leading projects.  As an Assistant at Wianno Club, you will be heavily involved in short-term and long-term planning, pest control management, budgeting, recruiting, member interactions and communications, planning and coordinating with the golf professional staff, and creating better practices for our department's efficiency. The goal is to provide you with a comprehensive learning experience that will prepare you to step into a Superintendent role.  

By Salem Country Club, October 10 - updated Tuesday at 06:09 PM - Peabody, Massachusetts

  Salem Country Club is an 18 hole private golf course founded in 1895, designed by Donald Ross. It has been the host of two United States Senior Opens, two United States Women’s Opens, United States Senior Amateur, and a United States Women’s Amateur. Salem Country Club is located 30 minutes north of Boston.    The Assistant Golf Course Superintendent will work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent to lead the maintenance and management of our championship-level course. This is a highly collaborative, hands-on role for a motivated individual who can help manage day-to-day operations and play a key part in the planning and execution of our upcoming 5 million dollar course wide irrigation project.   Essential Functions and Responsibilities  Team Leadership: Supervise, schedule, train, and motivate the maintenance staff to ensure all daily tasks are completed to the club's high standards.  Agronomic Programs: Implement and oversee all fertility and plant protectant programs. Perform calibrations and applications as directed, ensuring compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations.  Turf Health: Scout for pests, diseases, and turf stress, and communicate findings and recommendations to the Superintendent. Perform hand-watering and other cultural practices to ensure optimal playing conditions.  Course Preparation: Assist with daily course setup for member play and tournaments, including tee and pin placements.  Equipment Operation: Safely operate and train others on a variety of golf course equipment, performing routine inspections and preventative maintenance.  Record Keeping: Maintain detailed records of chemical applications, task completion, and other maintenance activities.  Project Management: Support the Superintendent in the planning and execution of ongoing and future course improvement projects.     

By James River Country Club, Tuesday at 01:13 PM - Newport news, Virginia

James River is a private Country Club opened in 1932.  The club worked with golf course architect John LaFoy to complete a bunker renovation in the spring of 2019.  Golf course is comprised of A4 bentgrass greens, celebration bermuda tees, fairways and roughs, and fine fescue in the tree lines.  James River is maintained to the highest standards daily and has thus become popular for championship events including US Amateur qualifiers, Mid-Atlantic Golf Association Championships and VSGA championship events.  The golf and grounds maintenance department is responsible for all grounds on the property in addition to the golf course.  We are also the home of the country’s oldest golf museum.  Golf and grounds maintenance budget is around $1.1M.   Candidate will be responsible for fertilizer and pesticide applications as well as supervision of the crew and ensuring that quality standards are achieved on a daily basis.  Will work closely with the Superintendent to make agronomic decisions to provide both health and playablity of the course.

By Washington Golf Club, Tuesday at 10:05 AM - Washington Depot, Connecticut

The Washington Golf Club, one of the oldest golf clubs in the United States, began in 1889 as the Washington Field Club, and in 1897 became the Washington Golf Club. In 1914 the Golf Club merged with the Washington Club. Located at the end of Golf Course Road, just off Wykeham Road, it provides an idyllic setting for a round of golf. The golf course's pristine grounds are nestled in the Litchfield Hills and provide our members and their guests a challenging yet tranquil 9 or 18-hole round of golf from early spring to late autumn. The Club is seeking a highly motivated individual to perform a dual role of being the Assistant Superintendent/Equipment Manager. The Assistant Superintendent is a leadership position that involves all aspects of golf course management.  Daily tasks will include course setup, water management, pest identification and management, irrigation repair, project planning and management, tournament preparation, and team leadership. The equipment manager position involves the upkeep of current equipment including preventative maintenance, repairs, parts ordering, grinding and maintaining reel cutting units. 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 Basic mechanical experience with gas/diesel engines, hydraulics, electrical, etc. 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. Salary & Benefits: Salary range: $60,000 to $75,000, based on experience Holiday bonus Health insurance Paid continued education 401K with company match after 1 year of employment 2 weeks paid vacation; 1 week paid sick time Uniforms provided Golfing privileges and use of club amenities Association dues covered

By Lawrence Park Golf Club, August 27 - updated Monday at 12:59 PM - 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 Oversee all course set up, mowing, and maintenance duties as well as training/coaching the maintenance staff in all golf course maintenance practices Physically perform maintenance 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 Keswick Hall, Saturday at 05:11 PM - updated Saturday at 05:12 PM - Keswick, Virginia

Keswick Hall & Club seeks an exceptional Assistant Golf Course Superintendent for its Pete Dye-designed Full Cry golf course, a top Virginia destination since 2014. Renowned for its meticulously maintained creeping bentgrass greens, bermudagrass fairways, tall fescue rough, and natural areas, Full Cry ranks highly on Golf.com's Top 100 Places You Can Play.  We need a self-motivated, team-oriented leader passionate about golf course conditioning. Whether early in your career or experienced, you'll supervise staff, manage scheduling, provide feedback on staff and course conditions, contribute to agronomic planning and budgeting, utilize advanced equipment and technology, benchmark other facilities, and attend professional development opportunities. Join our maintenance team to elevate your career and help sustain Full Cry’s prestigious reputation.  ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES   Assist in planning, directing, and supervising daily golf course maintenance activities, including mowing, irrigation, fertilization, and pest control.  Train, mentor, and evaluate golf course maintenance staff to ensure efficient operations and adherence to safety protocols.  Manage and or perform chemical applications, equipment calibration, and inventory control for fertilizers, pesticides, and supplies in compliance with environmental regulations.  Assist with construction, renovation, cultivation, and other golf course improvement projects.  Monitor course conditions, weather impacts, and turf health to implement agronomic programs according to standards.  Assist with budget preparation, cost control, and procurement of materials and equipment.  Ensure the golf course meets Keswick standards for playability, aesthetics, and sustainability.  Perform other duties as assigned relevant to organizational success.  In short periods, be able to oversee entire GCM operations with and without supervision.  Coordinate and supervise GCM facility for cleanliness and organization.  Attend Keswick Club Staff and Management meetings, promote Keswick Hall & Club culture    

By Benvenue Country Club, Friday at 09:36 PM - Rocky Mount, North Carolina

Benvenue Country Club is in search of a motivated, team oriented individual with previous golf course experience as an 2nd assistant or team lead preferred.  Benvenue CC is a private, classic, 1922 Donald Ross designed 18 hole facility located in Rocky Mount, NC (45 miles east of Raleigh).  We have an amazing supportive membership.  The golf course is 85 Acres of turf and 10 Acres of maintained wooded area.  The course is bermudagrass with 2 Acres of Champion bermuda grass greens.  Bunkers were just renovated in the past three years with capillary concrete.  This is a great opportunity for a motivated individual to join the Benvenue team.  Individual must be passionate about the industry, hard working, organized and detail oriented.  Primary responsibilities are to assist superintendent with daily operations and crew scheduling as well as pesticide and fertilizer applications, moisture management, Irrigation scheduling, management and repair.   RESPONSIBILITIES: Work with superintendent on planning maintenance of turf areas Oversee completion of daily tasks as required Check for disease, weeds, insects, soil moisture and maintenance details Train seasonal employees Self motivated and detail oriented Accurate record keeping of all pesticide and fertilizer applications Pesticide and fertilizer applications irrigation scheduling, maintenance and repair Leadership skills with the ability to lead staff while performing their duties Responsibilities not limited to above  

By Metedeconk National Golf Club, October 13 - updated Friday at 10:51 AM - Jackson, New Jersey

About the Club:   Metedeconk National Golf Club is a 27-hole private facility in Jackson, New Jersey, designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and consistently recognized among the region’s premier championship venues. The club features pure bentgrass playing surfaces, a robust capital reinvestment program, and an agronomy team known for innovation, precision, and professional development. The property is fully outfitted with John Deere equipment, with a new lease beginning December 2025, and planning for a full irrigation-system replacement well underway. The club also features the #3–rated practice facility in the United States (Golf Digest, 2025), offering a dynamic environment for daily setup, turf management, and high-level tournament preparation.     Position Summary: Metedeconk National seeks an Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to join a high-performing team committed to consistency, collaboration, and long-term growth. The staff includes one Senior Assistant and three First Assistants; this position will complete the five-person leadership team.   All experience levels are encouraged to apply — from entry-level professionals seeking mentorship to experienced assistants looking to refine their craft at an elite private facility.       Key Responsibilities:   Participate in all facets of daily course setup, moisture management, and turf conditioning. Assist in tournament preparation and execution, working directly with leadership on professional-level presentation standards. Supervise, train, and motivate seasonal and full-time staff. Collaborate with vendors, contractors, and consultants to strengthen long-term professional relationships. Support fertilizer and pesticide application programs. Utilize USGA data tools (GS3, moisture meters, etc.) to guide decision-making. Assist with irrigation management, troubleshooting, and recordkeeping. Contribute to capital and agronomic improvement projects.

By Roxiticus Golf Club, October 13 - updated October 16 - Mendham Borough, New Jersey

Roxiticus Golf Club is a scenic 18-hole private course located in the hills of Mendham, NJ. The course was built on 200 acres in 1967 as per a Hal Purdy design. The club has obtained a master plan from Andrew Green, and the renovations are set begin in 2027. This will also include a new Toro irrigation system. This will be a great opportunity to be a part a renovation lead by one of the golf's best modern architects.  The Assistant Superintendent will work closely with the Superintendent and the other Assistant to lead and motivate our team by example with a hands-on approach. The assistants play a key role in day-to-day course conditioning as well as achieving long term goals. The responsibilities include, but are not limited to: pesticide and fertilizer applications, record keeping, irrigation operation and repair, scouting for disease and insects, soil moisture monitoring, hand watering, equipment operation, course set up, training and supervision. 

By Lansdowne, September 23 - updated October 16 - Lansdowne, Virginia

Elevate Your Career at a Premier 45-Hole Private Club Are you a motivated turfgrass professional looking for an opportunity to grow your career at a high-end private golf club? The Golf Club at Lansdowne is seeking an Assistant Superintendent who is passionate about championship-level course conditioning, team leadership, and professional development. Why Lansdowne? Located in scenic Loudoun County, VA, our 45-hole private club is attached to a luxury 4-star resort and continues to grow with over 700+ members. Our courses include: Robert Trent Jones II Course (1989) – A classic parkland-style course with Bent/Poa sand-based greens, Meyer Zoysia fairways, and Penncross tees, featuring elevated greens, strategic bunkering, and stunning views of the Potomac River. Greg Norman Championship Course (2004) – A modern links-style design with A1-A4 Bentgrass sand-based greens, Penn Trio fairways and tees, dramatic elevation changes, deep-faced bunkers, and risk-reward shotmaking. Sharkbite (9-hole course) – A family-friendly yet challenging layout designed to sharpen short-game skills and introduce new players to the game. Agronomic Complexity & Challenges Varied Turfgrass Management – Working with multiple turf varieties (Bentgrass, Poa, Zoysia, and Bermuda) across different microclimates and soil conditions. Mid-Atlantic Transition Zone – Managing cool-season turf in one of the most challenging agronomic regions in the U.S. Irrigation & Drainage Management – Operating two advanced irrigation systems (Toro Lynx & Rain Bird Nimbus II) across 485 acres, along with subsurface drainage and moisture management strategies. Pest & Disease Management – Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach to combat Dollar Spot, Summer Patch, and Bentgrass Decline. State-of-the-Art Equipment & Facilities New lease equipment packages every two years. Flowtronex MCI Pump Station for advanced irrigation efficiency. Cart path repair projects to enhance playability and aesthetics. Laser grading of tees for superior consistency and performance. SOX pond erosion control projects to protect and restore critical areas. Fleet of modern equipment – Including GPS-guided sprayers and advanced moisture meters. On-Site Agronomy Facilities – Large maintenance building with a dedicated chemical storage/mixing area, equipment repair shop, and staff training room. Use of Technology – Precision turf management through GPS mapping, drone imagery, and moisture sensors. Tournament Support & Career Growth PGA TOUR Tournament Support – Gain hands-on experience by assisting PGA TOUR agronomy teams at professional events, learning from industry leaders. High-Level Tournament Play – The club hosts USGA qualifiers, club championships, and elite member events, requiring championship-caliber course conditions. Networking & Exposure – Work alongside turf professionals from top clubs, expanding your industry connections. Commitment to Sustainability – We implement water conservation, native area restoration, and pollinator habitat programs to enhance environmental stewardship. Professional Development Opportunities Pesticide License Acquisition – We provide support and resources to help you obtain your state pesticide applicator license. GCSAA Certifications – Encouragement and assistance in working toward GCSAA certifications, and hold elected positions. Educational Conferences & Seminars – Opportunities to attend national and regional turfgrass conferences, field days, and continuing education events. Cross-Training & Leadership Development – Hands-on learning across multiple courses, ensuring well-rounded leadership and agronomic skills. Salary range: 70K to 75K What You’ll Do As an Assistant Superintendent, you won’t be limited to just one course—you’ll gain diverse experience across all three courses while working closely with the Director of Agronomy and Superintendents. Your responsibilities will include: Daily course maintenance & playability enhancements. Team leadership – training, developing, and managing staff. Moisture management & turf health strategies. Cultural practices and pesticide/fertilizer applications. Project management – contributing to future capital improvements. Work-Life Balance We value our team’s dedication and provide a structured schedule that allows for professional growth while maintaining a balanced lifestyle: Rotating weekend schedule to ensure time for personal and professional development. Time off for industry events and educational opportunities. What We’re Looking For We want someone who is: ✅ A great communicator – able to lead and motivate a team. ✅ Career-driven – looking to grow into a Superintendent role. ✅ Eager to learn – open to new agronomic practices and innovations. ✅ Detail-oriented – committed to high standards of course conditioning. ✅ Highly motivated – proactive and able to take initiative. Capital Improvement Projects – Resume-Building Opportunities Lansdowne is investing in significant capital improvements, providing an unmatched experience in major golf course renovations: Forebay Reconstruction (Winter 2025) SOX Erosion Repair (Winter 2025) Continuation of Master Drainage Plan (Winter 2025) Bunker Alterations for RTJ II Course (Winter 2025) RTJ Irrigation System Replacement (August 2026) SGA Renovation (Summer 2026) Join Our Team! If you’re ready to take the next step in your golf course maintenance career and want to be part of a dynamic team at a prestigious club, we’d love to hear from you!  

By Golf Club at Cinco Ranch, October 16 - Katy, Texas

Partner with the Superintendent to direct and coordinate golf course maintenance activities, including maintaining high-quality course conditions; selecting, developing, and retaining employees; and exceeding guest expectations. Collaborate with the Golf Course Superintendent to oversee all aspects of golf course maintenance and agronomic operations, ensuring cost control and efficient utilization of resources. Provides advice and coordination with the Golf Course Superintendent on any issues related to golf course maintenance. Participate actively and directly in the construction and maintenance of the grounds, ensuring they remain well-maintained and visually appealing. Administer and enforce rules, regulations, and policies for staff members, including members and guests, to provide a harmonious and professional environment. Work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent to maintain fiscal responsibility and professionalism in all maintenance operations. Assist in the recruitment, hiring, and training of staff members, while maintaining accurate training and performance records. Ensure the proper functioning of irrigation systems, overseeing repairs and irrigation duties to maintain course standards. Oversee and perform general maintenance tasks such as mowing, raking, blowing, mulching, sod work, aerification, and course set-up. Assist in special projects and undertake any additional duties as assigned by management.

By PGA Golf Club, October 15 - Port St. Lucie, Florida

The Wanamaker at PGA Golf Club  Assistant Golf Course Superintendent - Full Time - Port St. Lucie, FL The Wanamaker is one of three championship golf courses at PGA Golf Club and recently underwent a major renovation including a greens conversion to Tif3D, Trinity Collars, and Bunker Solutions.  PGA Golf Properties Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of the PGA of America, advances the PGA’s objectives to promote enjoyment and involvement in the game, by providing accessible world-class championship golf courses, research, education, licensing and advisory services. Working in a fun and professional atmosphere, we offer our employees competitive benefits and compensation and the opportunity to perform in an exciting environment. The PGA strives to provide a work environment that is respectful and supportive and allows a balance between professional and personal life. We offer: Health & Wellness We promote preventative care and encourage wellness by offering a variety of benefits and resources to help employees and their families lead healthy lives. Competitive medical, dental, & vision plans        Benefits Helpline Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Flexible hours, days, nights, and weekends Golf privileges and the opportunity to learn the game Discounts in Food & Beverage and in the Golf Shop Financial We offer programs to assist employees in meeting financial obligations and feeling secure in their financial future. 401K with employer match   Pension Plan– A Money Purchase Plan     Health Savings Account (HSA) with employer match Individual Retirement Counseling          Life and AD&D Insurance Short-Term Disability Insurance Tuition Reimbursement We are currently hiring an Assistant Golf Course Superintendent who will be responsible for the development and management of the golf course and/or grounds by planning, organizing, and directing the construction of putting greens, tees, fairways, roughs, and bunkers. Represent the PGA of America in the utmost professional manner. Assistant Golf Course Superintendent – Responsibilities Document and file daily records for each team member’s assignments. Communicate with golf shop in the morning on maintenance procedures, (topdressing, cart paths only, etc.). Communicate with Applications Specialist in regards to applications and scheduling on the golf course. Plan applications of fertilizer on the course. Check course staff for proper cleaning and greasing of equipment in the morning/afternoon. Make sure all assigned small equipment is returned to the small equipment room and signed back in. Tour the course at least once daily with attention to greens, tees, fairways and rough conditions as a minimum.  Note all areas where issues are seen and plan for the next day events. Log rainfall and daily weather conditions and submit to the Administrative Assistant. Check random areas on the course with soil probe for moisture excess or dryness.  Root depth and soil conditions should be noted. Note dew pattern as an indicator of moisture levels. Work with the mechanic daily on equipment use and requirements.  Assure that all equipment is properly set up and operating as needed in the field. Discuss daily schedules, programs and concerns with the Golf Course Superintendent with attention to efficient management and quality control in mind. Obtain daily labor reports from the Administrative Assistant for the purpose of managing labor budgets. Assure that all issues and concerns are brought to the Golf Course Superintendent as quickly as possible in order to lessen potential negative impact. Training of staff along with staff safety is the number one priority. Conduct monthly safety meetings. Regular staff evaluations and documentation of performance level. Assure that environmental, compliance, and maintenance facility are monitored and maintained. Maintain pesticide license and continual education in the field of concern or related.

By Beacon Hill Country Club, October 6 - updated October 15 - Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey

Beacon Hill Country Club is a jewel in Monmouth County, with illuminating views of the New York City Skyline and Sandy Hook Bay. Steeped in tradition since 1899, BHCC is a member-owned golf and country club featuring a challenging and meticulously groomed 18-hole golf course, located in Atlantic Highlands, NJ. Comprised of both USGA and Modified Pushup Poa/Bent Greens, Tees, and Fairways, Beacon Hill is less than a mile from the Ocean and just ninety minutes from New York City, Beacon Hill sits among the wooded slopes of New Jersey, where sea, hills, and country meet. Beacon Hill's membership is unlike any other, with the main goal of having a good time while playing a fun golf course. BHCC continually looks to improve the golf course and member experience, recently having reconstructed all the bunkers as part of a continuing Master Plan. BHCC continues to invest in the golf course and infrastructure after recently installing the first driving range on property in club history. We are nearing the completion of our new equipment storage facility and chemical storage building. In addition we are currently scheduled for an entire Toro Irrigation system renovation in 2026 and beginning the process for installation of racket courts and a short game facility on property. The Assistant Superintendent will have the opportunity to work in a team environment alongside the Golf Course Superintendent and other assistant. The applicant will have input in the daily operation of the golf course and as well as the planning and execution of long-term projects. This allows a unique opportunity of playing a vital role in our ongoing projects both in-house and contracted out. The assistant will also get valuable experience working with new technologies like GPS Sprayers, Toro Lynx, TaskTracker, 3D Printer, Robotic Mowers, and many more.  

By Chevy Chase Club, October 9 - updated October 15 - Chevy Chase, Maryland

Due to one of our Assistant Superintendents moving on to take over his own club as Superintendent, a vacancy has opened on our team. Chevy Chase Club was established in the fall of 1892 by members of Washington D.C.’s Metropolitan Club, who sought a country retreat where they could enjoy horses, sports, and social gatherings, away from the bustle of the growing city. In 1894, the Club secured its first permanent location on land that included the historic Bradley Farmhouse. Golf was introduced the following year with a six-hole layout, coinciding with the founding of the USGA. By 1897, the Club had purchased the 9.36-acre tract surrounding the Bradley House. Today, Chevy Chase Club is a premier, full-service private club offering an 18-hole golf course, extensive practice facilities, 17 outdoor and 4 indoor tennis courts, 7 paddle tennis courts, a fitness center, 3 swimming pools, duckpin bowling lanes, an outdoor ice rink, an 18-room guest house, a nature trail, and greenhouses. Dining options include three clubhouse restaurants, banquet spaces, two seasonal canteens, and the casual Winter Center. The golf course has a rich architectural legacy. It was originally laid out by the Club’s early Scottish golf professionals Willie Tucker, George Sargent, and Robert White. In 1911, Donald Ross was commissioned to redesign the existing golf course, with input from Walter Travis. A subsequent renovation was carried out by the firm of Colt & Alison between 1922 and 1924. Most recently, in 2024, the course underwent a comprehensive renovation led by golf course architect Andrew Green, which included new tees, bunkers, and greens, expanded fairways, thoughtful tree removal, and the installation of a new Rain Bird IC irrigation system. The course remains primarily a walking golf course, with golf carts permitted only for golfers aged 65 and older. Course Maintenance & Agronomy Assist the Golf Course Superintendent in daily management of turfgrass and grounds maintenance operations. Supervise and participate in the maintenance of greens, tees, fairways, bunkers, rough, and practice areas. Monitor turf conditions and assist in implementing agronomic programs including mowing, irrigation, fertilization, topdressing, aeration, and pest management. Maintain high standards for course playability and aesthetics in accordance with club expectations. Staff Supervision & Training Direct, train, and motivate the maintenance staff to ensure efficiency, quality, and safety. Assign daily tasks, monitor performance, and provide hands-on leadership in the field. Help with scheduling, timekeeping, and performance evaluations. Irrigation & Equipment Operate and troubleshoot irrigation systems, make repairs as needed, and ensure proper water management practices. Oversee the calibration and safe application of fertilizers and pesticides. Coordinate with the Equipment Manager to ensure proper maintenance of mowers and other turf equipment. Course Setup & Tournament Preparation Assist in daily course setup including hole locations, tee markers, and hazard maintenance. Help prepare the course for member events and tournaments, ensuring conditions meet championship standards. Administrative & Environmental Responsibilities Maintain records of chemical and fertilizer applications, weather conditions, and maintenance activities. Assist with budget tracking, inventory management, and ordering of agronomic supplies. Promote environmental stewardship and compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. Leadership & Development Continue professional education through seminars, GCSAA programs, and networking with peers. Contribute to developing and mentoring interns and entry-level staff for future advancement.  

By Reedy Creek Golf Course, October 14 - updated October 14 - Four Oaks, North Carolina

Reedy Creek Golf Course is an 18 hole, Gene Hamm designed golf course located near Four Oaks, North Carolina. Reedy Creek is 20 miles southeast of Raleigh and conveniently located just 2 miles from I-40 and 10 miles from I-95.  The course opened in 1988 and is a family owned, daily fee facility that is open to the public. Reedy Creek consists of Champion Ultra Dwarf Bermuda greens and 419 Bermuda grass on the fairways, tees and rough. The Assistant Golf Course Superintendent is responsible for assisting the Superintendent in the daily operation of golf maintenance and agronomy. Additionally, this role is responsible for the supervision and direction of daily crew activities. The duties include turf grass/plant material maintenance programs, staff scheduling, asset/expense management, and also regular maintenance of equipment and irrigation/pesticide applicators.  This position is a full time role with a rotating weekend schedule. (40-45 hours per week)  Reedy Creek is currently operating with John Deere equipment and RainBird Irrigation. 

By Old Hickory golf club, September 17 - updated October 14 - Saint Peters, Missouri

We are looking for a leader to join our team.  We just completed a 1 million dollar bunker reimagining and are now returning to restoring damaged areas as well as installing irrigation and drainage around the course. I am willing to train the right candidate so don't let a perceived lack of experience stop you from applying. We are a busy 18 hole private club and part of the Heritage golf group. What this will mean to you is learning and seeing all of the operation with the ability to grow with the company.  

By The Club at Ibis, October 13 - West Palm Beach, Florida

Summary Directs and participates in the maintenance of the golf courses including tees, greens, fairways, bunkers, cart paths and the rough. Maintains playing conditions to the highest possible standards set forth by Ibis. Assumes responsibility in the absence of the Superintendent. Essential Duties and Responsibilities 1)     Directly supervises the maintenance employees and disperses daily work assignments. 2)     Assists Superintendent with budget tracking, scheduling, and administrative tasks.   3)     Trains new employees and documents each training session. 4)     Conducts safety meetings to ensure that safety standards are met. 5)     Checks course setup and conditions daily, reports deficiencies such as disease and unhealthy turf to Superintendent. 6)     Maintains clear communication throughout the day with Superintendent and Director of Golf Course Maintenance. 7)     Oversees tasks to keep maintenance facility, equipment, and tools clean and organized. 😎     Confirms maintenance and repair of motorized and other mechanical equipment. Operates equipment when necessary as directed. 9)     Formulates and monitors chemical and fertilizer applications. 10) Assists with irrigation applications, scheduling, and repairs. Other Functions This position guide does not state or imply that the above are the only duties and responsibilities assigned to this position. Employees holding this position will be required to perform any other job-related duties as requested. Supervisory Responsibility Directly supervises 15 employees within the golf course assigned. Carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization's policies and applicable laws. Responsibilities include interviewing, hiring, and training employees; planning, assigning, and directing work; appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints and resolving problems.  

By Hyde Park Golf and Country Club, September 11 - updated October 13 - Cincinnati, Ohio

Hyde Park Golf & Country Club in Cincinnati, Ohio is seeking an Assistant Golf Course Superintendent who is eager to advance their expertise in turfgrass management, leadership, and team development while building valuable industry relationships. The club is currently undergoing a comprehensive golf course restoration with McDonald & Sons, which began in July of this year. [Click here to view the progress.] If you are looking for an opportunity where you will be trusted, challenged, and supported while working in a collaborative and innovative environment, this is the place for you. Club Highlights: Staff: 8 full time employees, 20 part time employees Maintenance Budget: $1.7M Annual Rounds: 22,000 Typical work schedule: 55 hours in season, 40 hours off season. No offseason snow removal past 3:00 pm December-March Grass types: Converting to 007 XI greens, tee and approaches, Meyer Zoysia grass fairways, Fine Fescue native areas, Turf Type Tall Fescue Rough Equipment: Primarily Baroness - leased and purchased Irrigation system: 2025 installation of Rainbird IC System Ongoing projects: Comprehensive restoration of the golf course in July of 2025 touching all areas of the property Future events: Local USGA events SUCCESS TRAITS OF INDIVIDUAL: Strong critical thinking and active listening skills Able to multitask Lead, guide and mentor The individual is driven by high quality standards, and consistent achievement of high-quality standards. Proactive, and likes variety in their daily job Aspire to grow and develop in turfgrass industry INITIAL PRIORITIES OF POSITION: Work collaboratively with other Assistant Superintendents, Equipment Manager and other departments Organize and manage daily operations Strike a balance of detail-orientation and problem-solving in an efficient manner Contribute, coach, and mentor the next turfgrass professionals KEY RESPONSIBILITIES, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND APTITUDE: The Grounds Department’s mission is to provide the highest quality of conditioning on a daily basis for the members and guests. The Assistant Grounds Superintendent plays an integral leadership role in collaboration, critical thinking and decision making in all facets of the operation including but not limited to: Team leadership and operations management of 20 staff members Knowledge of cloud-based collaboration (Google Drive and other industry applications) Budget and agronomic program development Attendance of committee, GCA meetings Mentoring/Coaching of turfgrass interns and Assistant-in-Training Data collection and interpretation to make informed decisions Pesticide and fertilizer applications Moisture management and irrigation troubleshooting Development of partner and industry relationships COMPENSATION & BENEFITS: $85,000/annually Holiday Bonus Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance 401k PTO/Vacation Short-term disability Long-term disability Continued education Local & national dues Meals provided when club is open Uniforms Golfing privileges Cell phone allowance PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Graduate of 2 or 4-year turfgrass program 4-7 years of experience Able to obtain Ohio Pesticide License Spanish Speaking a plus but not required ABOUT US: Originally founded in 1909, Hyde Park is consistently recognized as a club of excellence, providing a traditional country club atmosphere with exceptional hospitality and modern amenities, including an outstanding Donald Ross 18-Hole golf course. Recently, the club has partnered with Golf Course Architect (GCA) Tyler Rae and Associates and McDonald & Sons to restore the golf course and transform the infrastructure. To learn more, please visit: https://www.hydeparkcc.com/

By The Alotian Club, September 2 - updated October 13 - 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 Miakka Golf Club, October 9 - updated October 13 - Myakka City, Florida

Miakka Golf Club, a premier private facility located in Myakka City, Florida, is seeking a Senior Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to join our agronomy team. This is an exciting opportunity for a motivated professional to contribute to the development and maintenance of a world-class golf experience. The position offers a chance to grow within a talented team and under the leadership of respected industry professionals.  Club Highlights: Total Staff: Currently 25 with potential to be 50+ once fully staffed Typical Work Schedule: Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.; minimally every other weekend off  Turf Types: Stadium Zoysia on tees and fairways, Lazer Zoysia on greens and approaches, experimental Zoysia varieties, Centipede, and Bahia in natural areas Irrigation System: Toro 2-wire system  Equipment: John Deere/Toro (majority leased)  Future Projects: Continued grow-in and refinement of course conditions with opportunities for innovation and experimentation  Success Traits of the Individual:  Positive, hardworking, and team-oriented attitude  Strong leadership and communication skills  Passion for agronomy and turf management excellence  Career-oriented mindset with a desire to learn and grow  Embraces challenges and approaches each day with a “whatever it takes” mentality Initial Priorities of the Position:  Become familiar with course operations, goals, and agronomic standards Develop relationships with the management team and maintenance staff  Assist in day-to-day course maintenance and agronomic practices  Contribute to the refinement of existing maintenance programs and scheduling  Key Responsibilities, Knowledge, Skills, and Aptitude:  Assist the Superintendent with all aspects of agronomic management, including mowing, irrigation, fertilization, aeration, topdressing, and pesticide applications  Supervise, train, and motivate the maintenance staff in proper techniques, safety procedures, and quality standards  Monitor turf health, moisture levels, and overall course conditions to ensure championship-level playability  Troubleshoot and maintain irrigation systems, including scheduling and repair oversight  Maintain accurate records for chemical and fertilizer applications in compliance with regulations  Oversee daily crew assignments, ensuring efficient use of labor and resources  Support budget preparation, inventory management, and equipment planning  Serve as a key member of the leadership team and act as Superintendent in their absence  Preferred Qualifications:  Certificate or Associate Degree in Turfgrass Management, Agronomy, Horticulture, or related field (required)  4–7 years of relevant golf course maintenance experience  Strong understanding of warm-season turf management  Florida pesticide applicator license (or ability to obtain)  Excellent organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills Demonstrated leadership experience and a desire for career advancement  Compensation & Benefits: Salary Range: $80,000–$100,000  Health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with employer contribution  Paid time off / vacation  Uniforms and golfing privileges  Continuing education and professional development opportunities  Local and national GCSAA dues paid  Volunteer opportunities at professional tour events and networking within the golf industry  About Us:  Miakka Golf Club is a private golf facility located in Myakka City, Florida. The club is dedicated to providing exceptional course conditions, a collaborative team environment, and continuous professional growth opportunities for its staff. Our agronomy department values innovation, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence in golf course maintenance and management.

By Bidermann Golf Course, October 9 - updated October 13 - Wilmington, Delaware

Bidermann Golf Course, part of the distinguished Vicmead Hunt Club, is seeking a driven and dedicated Lead Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to join our agronomy leadership team. Working under the guidance of Golf Course Superintendent Patrick Michener, this is an exceptional opportunity to contribute to the success and continued excellence of one of Delaware’s premier golf facilities. This role is designed for an ambitious professional who aspires to become a future Golf Course Superintendent while developing within a supportive, high-performing team. The position became available after the previous Lead Assistant earned a Superintendent role at another respected club, proof of Bidermann’s strong track record of preparing individuals for the next step in their careers. At Bidermann, professional growth isn’t just encouraged, it’s built into our culture. Patrick Michener is intentional about helping each team member reach their personal and professional goals, whether through expanding technical expertise, earning certifications, advancing leadership skills, or achieving financial growth. With personalized mentorship and a commitment to your development, the opportunities here are truly limitless. Club Highlights:  2025 Maintenance Budget: $1.8 million  Total Annual Rounds: 14,000 (8 outings per year)  Total Staff: 24 (8 full-time, 14 full-time seasonal, 2 part-time)  Typical Work Schedule:  In Season (April–November): 5:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m., every 3rd weekend on duty, watering responsibilities as needed  Off Season (December–March): 6:30 a.m.–3:00 p.m., limited weekend work   Turf Types:  Greens, Tees, and Approaches – Creeping Bentgrass  Fairways – Mix of Poa Annua, Bentgrass, and Ryegrass  Range Tee – Bermuda Grass  Rough – Turf-Type Tall Fescue  Green Intermediates – HGT Bluegrass  Future Projects:  Practice area renovations, cart path and drainage projects  Turf selection and renovation initiatives  Technology integration for mowing, data collection, and water management  Irrigation System: Toro 2-wire system with 1,432 heads  Equipment: John Deere (90% leased) Success Traits of the Individual: Possesses drive, ambition, and enthusiasm with a passion for agronomy Hands-on leader who thrives on responsibility,organization and teamwork  Detail-oriented and safety oriented Eager to learn, accepts constructive feedback, and embraces ownership  Confident in both technical knowledge and leadership ability  Problem solver with strong communication and interpersonal skills  Initial Priorities of the Position:  Build relationships with the existing team and integrate into daily operations  Learn the standards and systems that guide Bidermann’s maintenance philosophy Support ongoing course improvement projects and maintenance programs  Demonstrate leadership, initiative, and a commitment to excellence  Key Responsibilities, Knowledge, Skills, and Aptitude: Assist the Superintendent in the planning and execution of all agronomic practices, including mowing, irrigation, fertilization, aeration, topdressing, and chemical applications Lead and mentor staff in maintenance standards, equipment operation, and safety procedures  Monitor turf conditions, maintenance execution, moisture levels, and course presentation to ensure consistent high level playing conditions  Troubleshoot and maintain irrigation systems, scheduling, and repairs  Maintain accurate records of all chemical and fertilizer applications in compliance with regulatory standards  Participate in course renovation and improvement projects  Oversee daily crew operations, ensuring efficient and effective use of labor and equipment  Support Superintendent in managing budgets, procurement, and capital planning Preferred Qualifications:  Bachelor’s degree in Turfgrass Management, Agronomy, Horticulture, or related field (required)  4-7 years of progressive golf course maintenance experience, including supervisory responsibilities Strong understanding of cool-season turf management and mid-Atlantic growing conditions  Ability to lead by example with professionalism, integrity, and attention to detail Excellent communication, problem-solving, and time-management skills  Desire for continued professional development and advancement toward a Superintendent role  Compensation & Benefits:  Salary Range: $70,000–$80,000  Bonus: Goal-based bonus up to $5,000  On-site housing provided  Health, dental, and vision insurance (eligible 60 days after employment) 401(k) with 25% match on the first 6%  Vacation: 40 hours after 1st year, 80 hours after 2nd year  Up to 10 paid holidays per year  Personal and sick days accrue after time served  Short- and long-term disability  Paid local and national GCSAA dues  Continuing education and leadership training opportunities  Free meals and golf privileges  Cell phone allowance    About Us:  Bidermann Golf Course is a premier private golf facility located in Wilmington, Delaware, and part of the Vicmead Hunt Club. The club is located within an hour of Philadelphia and within 2 hours of Baltimore and New York City.  The agronomy team is dedicated to excellence, innovation, and professional growth, fostering a collaborative environment where individuals can advance their careers while maintaining one of the region’s finest golf experiences. Our core values include teamwork, safety, dependability, hard work, and harmony: guiding principles that ensure both the course and its people thrive. The club continues to reinvest in its facilities to ensure top-quality conditions and a world-class member experience. Recent Improvements Include: Complete bunker renovation with Capillary Flow liners and new sand. All tees leveled and re-grassed, plus 13 new tees added. Green intermediates replaced with HGT bluegrass for improved transitions. 1,500+ linear feet of SOX Erosion Control installed along pond banks. 2+ acres of fairway and approach turf restored to enhance playability. Full irrigation system replacement featuring HDPE piping, 1,432 Toro 2-Wire heads, and a Watertronics pump station with automated transfer and recharge capabilities. These projects highlight Bidermann’s ongoing commitment to continuous improvement, sustainability, and supporting its agronomy team with modern infrastructure.

By Bull's Bridge Golf Club, October 9 - updated October 13 - South Kent, Connecticut

Senior Assistant Superintendent Bull’s Bridge Golf Club – Litchfield County, Connecticut Bull’s Bridge Golf Club, a premier Tom Fazio-designed course nestled in the scenic rolling hills of Connecticut’s Litchfield County, is seeking an energetic and skilled Senior Assistant Superintendent. Ranked #7 in Connecticut by Golf Digest, this role offers the chance to work alongside the Superintendent of Golf Course and Facilities, Stephen Hicks, managing agronomic and business programs for one of the state’s top-ranked courses (#7 in Connecticut by Golf Digest). Why Join Us? Collaborate on major projects: a new clubhouse, 2-acre short game and Himalaya green, and upgraded irrigation systems. Lead staff training and development while maintaining world-class playing conditions. Shape the club’s future with a 2026 pump station replacement, full irrigation system overhaul (in ~4 years), driving range enhancements, and a bridge replacement project. Enjoy a supportive environment, strong work-life balance, and opportunities for professional growth at a premier golf facility. Club Highlights: 18-hole Tom Fazio-designed golf course Ranked #7 in Connecticut by Golf Digest Annual rounds: 10,000 Staff: 22-25 in peak season; 12 full-time seasonal; 7 in winter Typical schedule: In-season: 6 days/week, one long weekend off per month (60+ hours/week) Off-season (Nov 15 – Apr 1): 5 days/week, 4-day workweek in January (40 hours/week) Irrigation system: Toro Equipment: Mix of leased and purchased Toro and John Deere Turf types: Bentgrass playing surfaces, Bluegrass rough overseeded with TTTF Recent projects: New clubhouse, 2-acre short game and Himalaya green, clubhouse lawns and irrigation system upgrades Key Responsibilities: Oversee daily course maintenance and turf health. Manage irrigation systems, including monitoring, repairs, and adjustments. Lead staff meetings, hiring, training, and performance evaluations. Direct and refine spray programs and fertilizer applications. Support seasonal and cultural practices to ensure championship-level conditions. Participate in planning and preparation for infrastructure projects (irrigation, pump station, range, and bridge improvements). Maintain strong communication with the Superintendent and other departments. Success Traits of Ideal Candidate: Proactive, innovative thinker with a keen eye for detail. Excellent communicator and collaborator with high personal integrity. Hands-on leader who motivates and develops staff. Passionate about project planning and execution, especially large-scale infrastructure like irrigation and pump station upgrades. Committed to continuous learning and advancing career goals. Initial Priorities of Position: Learn daily operations and integrate with the team and Superintendent. Refine agronomic and cultural practices following recent upgrades. Take ownership of irrigation management, clubhouse lawns, short game area, and upcoming projects. Build familiarity with the 2026 pump station replacement and long-term irrigation overhaul. Lead staff training, development, and evaluation processes. Maintain consistent communication with the Superintendent and stakeholders. Preferred Qualifications: Bachelor’s or Associate’s degree in Turfgrass Management or related field. 4-7+ years of Assistant Superintendent experience, with at least 3 years in a management role. Strong leadership, organizational, and communication skills. Proficiency in turf management software and reporting tools. Deep knowledge of agronomy, irrigation, and turf care best practices. Experience or interest in planning and installing irrigation systems. Ability to stay current with industry trends through continuing education. Compensation & Benefits: Salary: $90,000 – $95,000 annually Year end bonus $10,000 annual housing allowance Health, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off (PTO) and vacation Discounted lunch (restrictions apply) Continued education and professional development Local and national association dues paid Uniforms and golfing privileges About Us: Set against the Berkshire foothills in Litchfield County, Connecticut, Bull’s Bridge Golf Club delivers an extraordinary golf experience, recognized as one of the top courses in the state. With the completion of a new clubhouse, short game complex, and upgraded irrigation system—along with upcoming infrastructure and course enhancements—the club is positioned for an exciting future. We offer our staff a supportive environment, strong work-life balance, and the opportunity to grow professionally while contributing to a premier golf facility.  

By Club Renaissance, October 3 - updated October 10 - Sun City Center, Florida

Golf Course Assistant Superintendent Join our team. Must know Golf Course routine maintenance, equipment operation, golf course setup, irrigation repair, and chemical application knowledge. You will assist in managing the maintenance of all aspects of the golf course including the surrounding grounds. Also assist with the management of the turf employees which may include hiring, training, safety, employee supervision and scheduling. Immediate opening: Located close to the Brandon, Ruskin, St Petersburg, Parrish, Wimauma and Bradenton areas Full Time - Salary Position  Some Weekends & Holidays required Health Benefits after 60 days of employment; Health, Vision and Dental Paid vacation, holiday pay and sick pay JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:   Make recommendations to the Superintendent on the daily condition of the golf course Work within turf staff policy both internally and at the management level Practice and enforce all aspects of Golf Course Maintenance and Health & Safety Policy Manuals Assume management role should the Superintendent be off site or in meetings Help train staff on all machinery, including safety procedures Maintain buildings, equipment and property in a professional manner Regularly and accurately contribute to Superintendent's pesticide and fertilizer management practices. Be able to repair and maintain the irrigation system Be able to calibrate, apply and record fertilizer and pesticides Be able to set up the golf course for play. QUALIFICATIONS:  Possess a minimum of 2 years formal education, degree or diploma in turf grass management or in process of obtaining a designation or at least two years’ experience maintaining a golf course. Approach responsibilities in an organized and energetic manner. Possesses good organizational skills. Must possess logical and scientific thinking to solve problems. Ability to carry out and communicate to others detailed, written or verbal instructions, as well as to retrieve information from technical courses. Ability to visually inspect golf course conditions and report findings. Have a valid driver’s license and be able to operate a motor vehicle. Ability to effectively monitor and develop subordinates. Follows health and safety rules according to policy. All other duties as assigned. Physical Factors: Ability to perform heavy physical labor.  May be required to work in an environment that includes such activities as bending, lifting, stooping, kneeling, climbing, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, pulling and grasping for up to 5 hours without sitting.  May need to lift up to 80 lbs. occasionally and up to 50 lbs. frequently. Most of the time may be outdoors exposed to such elements as heat, rain, wind, cold.   This document does not create an employment contract, implied or otherwise, other than an “at will” employment relationship.