Golf Course Superintendent

By Dublin Country Club, January 13 - Dublin, Georgia

Dublin Country Club (DCC) in Dublin, Georgia, is looking for a Golf Course Superintendent to plan and supervise the maintenance of our 18 hole golf course and assure that it is in the finest possible playing condition at all times regardless of the season. We have TifEagle Greens and Bermuda Fairways and the course is known throughout Middle GA for its course conditioning and playability. There are also tennis courts, a swimming pool, and a beautiful clubhouse featuring excellent dining and year-round social events.  Manage daily operations of the golf course maintenance team, ensuring the course is maintained to the highest standards - Pesticide Application License preferred Develop and implement agronomic programs for turfgrass management, pest control, fertilization, and irrigation Maintain and manage budgets for labor, materials, and equipment Supervise, train, and mentor maintenance staff Coordinate equipment maintenance and repair schedules Ensure compliance with all safety, environmental, and regulatory standards Competitive salary and benefits package based on experience Dublin Country Club is a family-oriented private club located in the Heart of Georgia, about half the way between Atlanta and Savannah. DCC features 18 holes of golf and is open seven days per week. We have TifEagle Greens and Bermuda Fairways and the course is known throughout Middle GA for its course conditioning and playability. There are also tennis courts, a swimming pool, and a beautiful clubhouse featuring excellent dining and year-round social events.

By Copake Country Club, January 13 - Craryville, New York

Copake Country Club is a public 18-hole golf course seeking an experienced and motivated Golf Course Superintendent to join our fun, hardworking, and community-oriented team. This role is responsible for the overall maintenance, conditioning, and presentation of the golf course and its affiliated properties. The Superintendent will oversee all aspects of course maintenance, including pre-season preparation for spring opening, daily course conditioning, irrigation oversight, and execution of small projects and improvements. Responsibilities also include hiring, training, and managing maintenance staff; budgeting and ordering supplies; and ensuring safe and proper application of chemicals. A valid spray license is required. This position can be seasonal (March–November) or year-round, depending on the candidate. The ideal candidate is hands-on, organized, and takes pride in delivering a high-quality playing experience while being an active part of a close-knit club and local community.

By Quincy Park District-Westview Golf Course, January 12 - Quincy, Illinois

Golf Course Superintendent Westview Golf Course Quincy Park District   Work Location: Westview Golf Course 1818 South 36th Street, Quincy, IL, 62301   The Golf Course Superintendent is responsible for all golf course maintenance, clubhouse grounds, maintenance and landscaping. This position also oversees all aspects of the administration, personnel supervision, equipment mechanical repairs, purchasing, fertilizer & pesticide applications, budget development/implementation and special projects, operation of special golf course equipment and irrigation systems. This position is a working Superintendent position. Hours: Normal work week is Monday through Saturday. Monday – Friday 6:00am – 2:30pm and Saturday 6:00am – 9:00am.  Additional hours may be required to meet deadlines or for District events. Benefits: Full Time Medical (PPO & HMO), dental and vision benefits Reasonable employee premiums District paid life insurance equal to 2 times your salary with max of $200,000 Voluntary life insurance option (employee paid) Voluntary AFLAC plans Pension plan through IMRF (Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund) with employee contributions of 4.5% per check and an employer contribution between 8% per check. Voluntary 457 p Paid time off - Vacation pay (5 days the first year, 10 days years 2-5), three personal days per fiscal year and one sick day per month and 9 holidays Recreational benefits. Discounts on Pro Shop Purchases – Employee Only Supervision: Reports to:  Director of Golf & Assistant Director of Golf Supervises Staff: Full Time, Part Time and Seasonal Staff Essential Job Functions: Grounds/Equipment Maintenance: Responsible for maintaining the 27-hole golf course, including tees, fairways, greens, cart paths. Responsible for all technical aspects of the golf course maintenance including, but not limited to: turf culture, proper mowing practices, prudent chemical application, water management to include irrigation system maintenance, pesticide and fertilization application, etc. Maintain accurate and complete records on payroll, inventory, weather data, maintenance programs and turf/greens applications. Care for maintenance garage and vehicles/other assets. Inspects the grounds on a daily basis to ensure the facilities meet the District's standards. Oversees and assists with various construction and/or renovation projects Plans all maintenance and project work, applying agronomic and administrative expertise to achieve the agreed upon maintenance standards and long-term goals Maintain chemical/fertilizer records of licensing control. Creates and implements tree maintenance and replacement programs. Plans, supervises and/or performs preventative maintenance for mowers and other light equipment including golf carts and other power equipment. Acquire equipment and purchase necessary supplies to maintain the golf course. Oversees the proper operation of the automatic irrigation systems. This may include performing maintenance and repairs of the irrigation systems. Supervises the grooming and maintenance of all sand traps. Maintains Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for all chemicals, liquids and substances. Responsible for maintaining traffic flow to and from golf course and ensuring an aesthetic pathway. Works with the Director of Golf Operations and Assistant Director of Golf to schedule course closing for weather conditions, seasonal maintenance work, and major golf events. Participate in professional committees, conferences, workshops and classes to improve knowledge of job responsibilities and skills. Plans and implements pin placements, cup cutting and tee marker locations. Maintain an adequate inventory in order to accomplish assigned tasks. Stay abreast of latest technical developments in order to procure the most up-to-date equipment to maximize staff commitments, while minimizing labor hours and procurement expenses. Wear personal protective equipment for job function when needed. Communicate with Pro Shop staff regarding course conditions and establish maintenance plans to avoid interference with scheduled play. Supervise the planting, cultivating, pruning, and caring of plants, shrubs, trees, and other natural areas on the golf course. Develop plans for chemical applications (including pesticides, herbicides, soil conditioners, and fertilizers) and calibrate or operate application equipment. Performs snow removal duties including snow blowing, shoveling and the salting of walkways and sidewalks. Must be able to multi-task and work calmly and effectively under pressure. Perform any other similar or related Park District duty as required or assigned. Budget Assist in the development of long-range planning, goals, and program forecasting. Assist with the development of the annual golf course budget in accordance with District policies and procedures. Maintain adequate fiscal controls to ensure that expenditures remain within approved budget. Recommend long and short-term capital improvement projects to enhance the quality of the facilities. Assist with preparation of bids for department equipment and materials Staff Supervision/Direction:  Supervises the daily operations of the Golf Course Grounds Department; manages full-time, part-time and seasonal staff Establishes goals and objectives for the department, which includes evaluating staff annually Issues disciplinary action and plan of correction to staff not meeting expectations if/when necessary Management of direct reports, including hiring, training, supervision, discipline, motivation, and evaluation. Manage payroll and employee records in conjunction with Human Resources and enforce HR policies.       Payroll: Oversees and approves bi-weekly payroll of Golf Course maintenance staff Submits approved salary changes and additional pay rates for staff Monthly Reporting: Provides monthly report to the Director of Golf When necessary, provides additional information requested by the Board of Commissioners or Executive Director General: Act in the best interests of Westview Golf Course and the Quincy Park District, fellow employees and patrons at all times Frequently moves items weighing up to 50-75 lbs. Maintain good safety awareness and follow all safety guidelines and procedures Ensure equipment (including the golf cart fleet) and maintenance facilities are maintained in a clean, safe, and efficient working order. Train staff in the safe operation and maintenance of all equipment. Prepare and maintain all recordkeeping for golf course maintenance operations. Qualifications: Education, Experience & Training Bachelor of Science degree in turf management or related field required. Minimum of Three (3) years’ experience in the capacity of a Superintendent or an Assistant Golf Course Superintendent or similar position required. Knowledge of, or experience with irrigation pumps, pipes, control systems, surface and underground drainage, use of pesticides, landscape principles, and advanced knowledge of agronomy and turf grass management practices. Thorough understanding of the strategies of the game of golf. Ability to identify turf diseases and insects and corrective actions. Knowledge and experience in the operation and maintenance of all equipment/vehicles to maintain course. Advanced knowledge of horticultural and arboricultural technique desired. Must be able to operate a manual transmission. Must be able to lead, manage, and motivate assigned staff. Must have great problem solving, analytical, organizational, interpersonal, and written and verbal communication skills. Must be able to multi-task and work calmly and effectively under pressure. Must be familiar with Microsoft Office Suite including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.   Required Certifications Valid State of Illinois Class “D” driver’s license. CPR/AED/First Aid certification within first three months of hire Obtain and maintain State of Illinois Pesticide License within six (6) months of employment. Must be able to pass cardiopulmonary function test for respirator use. Membership in the Golf Course Superintendents’ Association of America is preferred or be able to obtain within the first six months of hire Work Environment and Physical Demands Work is primarily performed outdoors under various weather conditions, including heat, cold, rain, snow, or ice. Duties will be performed in close proximity to the general public and the employee may have frequent interactions with patrons. Exposed to outdoor elements including, but not limited to, wet and/or humid hot and cold climate conditions and exposure to the sun. General work area is near moving mechanical parts where noise level is moderate to occasionally loud. Frequently moved items weighing up to 50-75 pounds.   Please email resumes to: dmorgan@quincyparkdistrict.com     David Morgan, PGA Director of Golf Westview Golf Course 2150 South 36th Street Quincy, IL, 62301         About Quincy Park District The Quincy Park District will enhance the recreational, cultural, historical and environmental qualities of life for all its residents through the provision of a well-planned, developed, maintained and accessible system of public parks, facilities, and programs. The District consists of approximately 1025 acres of 32 parklands. Facilities include an administrative building with programming space and an indoor playground, 1 outdoor swimming pool with a waterslide. Moorman Park complex with the Lake Side Coffee, batting cage/miniature golf, paddleboat, kayaks, 4 multipurpose courts that include 6 pickleball courts, 1 tennis court, and 1 basketball/Futsal (Soccer) court, 2 sands volleyball courts operation with concession stand. Art Keller Marina hosts a 222-slip marina and public boat launching ramps. Westview Golf Course has an irrigated 27-hole public golf course with clubhouse, pro shop, disc golf course and concessions. The District contains 5 baseball/softball/t-ball synthetic turf fields, 13 lighted tennis courts, 2 irrigated soccer fields as well as 7 additional soccer/football fields located at the newly acquired Paul Dennis Complex, basketball courts, 24 picnic shelters, fishing lake, 15 playground sites, 2 outdoor fitness station, archery range, trailer dumping station. 5 miles of nature trails located along the paved walking/biking Bill Klingner Trail that runs from the riverfront to 24th Street.

By New Haven Country Club, January 12 - updated January 12 - Hamden, Connecticut

New Haven, CT | New Haven Country Club, founded in 1898, is among the earliest golf clubs in the United States. Yale professor Theodore Woolsey was instrumental in its incorporation and early growth, with the club intentionally located outside New Haven to avoid overcrowding from Yale students who had overwhelmed the original downtown course. Land was acquired along scenic Lake Whitney, and by 1899 construction began on both the golf course and a distinctive Old English–style stone clubhouse, with a suspension footbridge providing access from Whitney Avenue and the trolley line. By the spring of 1900, the club had quickly become a premier social destination, celebrated for its tranquil setting, elegant clubhouse, and renowned restaurant. Early membership included prominent figures such as Eli Whitney III, Walter Camp, and U.S. President William Howard Taft, reflecting the club’s stature within the region. The combination of natural beauty, thoughtful design, and growing enthusiasm for golf positioned New Haven Country Club as a leading institution in Connecticut’s social and sporting life. In 1920, the club made a pivotal decision to redesign the course under famed architect Willie Park, Jr., a two-time British Champion who personally supervised the project. His influence is most evident in the club’s famously challenging, rolling greens. While members have enjoyed a variety of recreational activities over the years, golf has always remained at the heart of the club. Paired with a historic clubhouse and a membership of community leaders, this enduring golfing tradition defines the richness and legacy of New Haven Country Club. The most recent golf course improvements include a bunker renovation and tree removal. The club has also a continous relationship with reknowned golf course architect Brian Schneider highlighting the focus on continued excellence of this historic layout. CLUB DETAILS Facility: Member Owned Course Access: Private Equity Number of Holes: 18 Total Annual Rounds: 18,000 Members: 450 Practice Range: Yes Short Game Area: Yes POSITION OVERVIEW Title: Golf Course Superintendent Reports to: General Manager Supervises: Maintenance Staff of 8 full time and nearing 20 in season Position Description: The Golf Course Superintendent reports to the General Manager and is responsible for all golf course and grounds operations. The role provides strategic leadership for agronomy, daily playing conditions, long-term planning, staff development, and capital project execution. The succesful candidate will be a strong communicator and a great teammate who is visible with a passion for excellence The Golf Course Superintendent works closely with the Head Golf Professional and Grounds Committee and serves as a visible, trusted leader to members, staff, and Club leadership. This position will play a key role in preparation for and execution of the Club’s upcoming golf course projects. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS General Responsibilities Lead all golf course and grounds operations, including the course, practice areas, and Club landscaping Deliver outstanding daily and tournament playing conditions Hire, train, mentor, and lead a team of approximately 15 staff members Develop and execute annual and long-term agronomic plans Prepare and manage operating and capital budgets Ensure compliance with regulatory, safety, and environmental standards Serve as the Club’s primary internal liaison for the 2027 golf course pond project Communicate consistently with leadership, committees, and membership Collaborate with the Head Golf Professional on course setup and member experience Typical functions The golf course superintendent assumes responsibility for managing and maintaining golf course properties, which may include: The golf course(s): Bent Grass Greens Maintenance equipment Clubhouse grounds and landscaping Open spaces, wooded areas, unused acreage and areas outside the perimeter fence Sod farm and nursery Other properties as specified in writing by the superintendent's supervisor Additional functions Oversee construction, renovation and/or reconstruction of such properties, whether performed by maintenance staff or outside contractors. Prepares the annual budgets for the maintenance and capital improvement of course properties. The superintendent formulates the annual maintenance and capital budgets so as to implement board policies established in accordance with the long-range plan and defined maintenance standards. Interviews, hires, trains and supervises a staff of employees for the purpose of maintaining the properties. The superintendent has authority to terminate employment of subordinates. Plans all maintenance and project work, applying his or her agronomic and administrative expertise to achieve the agreed-upon maintenance standards and long-range goals. Oversees the scheduling and routing of personnel and equipment to accomplish the work. The superintendent frequently inspects the golf course and related areas to evaluate how well management standards are being achieved and to effect changes in management programs. Acquires equipment and purchases necessary supplies to maintain the golf course and other properties. The superintendent is responsible for inventory control and oversees the equipment maintenance programs. The superintendent approves all expenditure and exercises cost control measures to keep, as nearly as possible, operating and capital expenses in line with the approved budgets. Keeps accurate and complete records on payroll, inventory, weather data, maintenance procedures, pesticide applications, etc. Communicates regularly with other members of the top management group to discuss activities, goals, plans and member/customer input.  

By Losantiville Country Club, January 12 - Cincinnati, Ohio

Losantiville Country Club Job Description: Grounds Superintendent Reports to: Director of Golf Course Maintenance Directly Supervises: Grounds Crew, Horticulturist, Mechanic   Classification: Full-Time, Exempt    Company Overview Losantiville Country Club in Cincinnati is a private club offering an 18-hole golf course, dining, swimming, and tennis facilities. Founded in 1902, the club has a historic charm that is combined with a renovated clubhouse, a challenging golf course with small, sloped greens, and other recreational amenities. Members can enjoy a vibrant social environment with a variety of events, fine dining, and a family-friendly pool area.    Job Overview Under the supervision of the Director of Golf Course Maintenance, the Superintendent will be responsible for all aspects of golf course maintenance. The Superintendent must be motivated, passionate about the industry, and possess a strong work ethic. • Knowledge of management and maintenance of greens, tees,fairways, and roughs. • Works closely with the club’s General Manager and Head Golf Professional on issues related to golf course maintenance. Primary Duties • Oversees the day-to-day operations of the golf course, including, but not limited to, mowing the fairways and greens, replacing divots, • Maintains a safe working environment by training the grounds crew the proper use of all equipment used and compliance with the appropriate regulations (OSHA & EPA) • Participates in creating annual operating budget and plans for golf course maintenance, and monitoring expenses to ensure they do not exceed the budget. • Works closely with Director of Golf Course Maintenance in preparing short-term and long-term agronomic strategies to maintenance of the golf course. • Possess thorough knowledge of the characteristics and proper use of various fertilizers and soil conditioners, herbicides, and pest control methods & materials. • Possess thorough knowledge of drainage control methods, watering & irrigation systems, including wells, pumps, and automatic controls. • Other job duties as assigned by the Director of Golf Course Maintenance. The essential job functions of this job are not exhaustive and may be supplemented. • Attendance at work is an essential function of this position. Please email Cover Letter, Resume, and Professional References to Tom Judd at tom@losantivillecc.com.

By Hammock Creek Golf Club, January 3 - updated January 11 - Palm City, Florida

Hammock Creek Golf Club is seeking a skilled and experienced Head Golf Course Superintendent to oversee the maintenance and care of our golf course.  This is a unique opportunity to lead one of South Florida’s well-known golf properties while working in a collaborative club environment with members, guests, and local ownership. About Hammock Creek Golf Club - Palm City, Florida Hammock Creek Golf Club, a semi-private golf club, is well-known for its centerpiece Jack Nicklaus Legacy Design® golf course.  Opened in July of 1996, the championship eighteen-hole layout hosts 60,000 rounds per year, including several local, state, and national competitions.  Locally owned and operated, the Club takes tremendous pride in being a part of the South Florida golf community.  The ideal candidate will have a passion for golf course management, a strong background in turfgrass maintenance, and the ability to lead a dedicated team. As the Golf Course Superintendent, you will play a key role in maintaining the high standards of our golf course and ensuring an exceptional experience for our members and guests. Responsibilities: Implement and execute effective turfgrass maintenance programs to ensure the health and appearance of the golf course and practice facilities, and clubhouse landscape. Monitor and manage irrigation systems for optimal water usage and turf health. Oversee mowing, aerification, topdressing, chemical applications, equipment maintenance, and other cultural practices to maintain course conditions. Manage and maintain bunkers, greens, fairways, and other course features to meet or exceed established standards. Lead, train, mentor, and motivate a team of 12-15 groundskeeping staff. Collaborate closely with the local ownership team and senior staff to align course conditions with the club goals and event schedules. Schedule and coordinate daily tasks to ensure efficient and effective course maintenance. Foster a positive and collaborative work environment. Ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations related to safety, environmental stewardship, and labor practices. Assist in the development and management of the annual budget for the golf course maintenance department. Develop with ownership team yearly capital needs and long-range agronomic strategies. Monitor expenses and work within budgetary constraints. Implement and promote sustainable and environmentally responsible practices on the golf course. Stay current with industry trends and best practices in golf course management.  

By Goose Pond Colony Resort, January 8 - Scottsboro, Alabama

Position: Turf Management Specialist/Golf Course Superintendent Location: Goose Pond Colony Resort, 417 Ed Hembree Drive, Scottsboro, AL Benefits: 70 % paid Health Insurance, Dental and Vision Insurance; RSA Retirement; paid holidays; paid time off Application Deadline: January 26, 2026 Date posted: 1/8/2026 Website: goosepond.org Responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: Conduct and oversee the daily operations related to turfgrass care, irrigation systems, pest control, and landscaping Primary goal is to ensure that the course is in excellent condition, providing a high-quality playing surface for golfers Develop and implement maintenance plans, considering factors like weather conditions, play schedules, and budget constraints Providing guidance and training to course maintenance staff to ensure that tasks are performed efficiently Assist in long-term planning, identifying areas for improvement and implementing strategies to enhance the course's aesthetics, playability, and sustainability Work closely with Director of Golf Operations and General Manager to create an exceptional golfing experience for players while maintaining the ecological integrity of the course Abide by the job description and responsibilities presented by the Board of Directors   Pesticide Application License or the ability to retain one - Required Class B Certification by the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America - Required Valid Driver's License – Required   NOTES: Additional Salary Information: negotiable and commensurate with qualifications and experience

By OGM, January 8 - Bloomingdale, Illinois

Oliphant Golf Management: Bloomingdale Golf Club   Bloomingdale, IL Head Golf Course Superintendent About Bloomingdale Golf Club:   Bloomingdale Golf Club was once the site of Glendale Golf Course. Opened in 1924, the original course designer, Tom Bendelow, was also an integral participant in the design of Medinah Country Club. When the village of Bloomingdale purchased the 72 year old Glendale Golf Course in 1996, a commitment was made to create a challenging course with outstanding amenities within a country club setting. In the fall of 1998, the village brought on the golf course architecture firm, Lohmann Golf Design to handle this task. Bloomingdale Golf Club offers an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all levels. About Oliphant Golf Management: Oliphant Golf Management provides a results-oriented style of golf course management that sets us apart. As a full-service golf course management company, we provide our clients with straight-forward guidance and keep things simple and establish lasting business relationships based on mutual success. OGM provides uncommon capabilities in the management and long-term improvement of golf properties. Our contracts range from maintenance only, to full general management services, to turn-key leasing of golf resorts. Position Summary: The Head Golf Course Superintendent plays a critical role in the golf operations. The Superintendent is responsible for all agronomic management and daily maintenance of the 18-hole golf course, clubhouse grounds, and common areas as directed by management. This position will coordinate daily with the Director of Golf and Golf Shop staff to provide golfers an exceptional golf experience everyday. The Superintendent's areas of supervision include all daily crew activities, the budget, the planning and advancement of course maintenance practices upholding a top tier facility presentation, and the hiring and training of an excellent crew. The qualified candidate will be a team-player and will consistently advance the wellbeing of Bloomingdale Club, OGM, and the entire team. This candidate must possess a positive attitude as well as a strong work ethic and be organized, attentive to detail, and self motivated.     Key Responsibilities: ●     Oversees the care and maintenance of the turf and overall playing conditions, the ornamental plants, shrubs, trees and wildflower areas on the facility grounds. ●     Oversee and guide all operations of the Bloomingdale Golf Club golf course maintenance department and all associated personnel. ●     Recruits, supervises and retains maintenance crew. Conducts employee performance evaluations and holds regularly scheduled safety meetings. ●     Cultivates and maintains the golf course to excellent playing condition according to the standards of Bloomingdale Golf Club and OGM. ●     Schedules maintenance practices around play and outings to maximize efficiency and minimize disruption to patrons. Coordinates daily with the Director of Golf and Head Golf Professional. ●     Provides detailed annual plans for the cultural practices and the designated landscaping areas. Includes rotational design to provide facility with fresh eye-catching, interesting and pleasant atmosphere. ●     Manages water usage tracking plan and irrigation systems and provides regular reporting on retaining ponds, wells and other water source usage. ●     Provides technical, operational and safety training for employees to ensure that staff working within OSHA, club safety, state and federal guidelines for safe working conditions. Oversees team in proper and safe operation and maintenance of mechanical and course equipment. Plans and budgets for prioritized future capital replacement. Supervises and participates in the application and recording of chemical applications (fertilizers and pesticides) on the Club's grounds in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations. ●     Develops annual operating budget and plans for maintenance and capital improvement projects. Supervises and controls the same, throughout the year. ●     Directs and assists the staff on the planting of new vegetation, the replacement, spraying, pruning and trimming of trees and shrubs, and the preparation of plant beds for aesthetically pleasing arrangements. Educational Requirements:   2-4 year Turf Management / Horticulture degree preferred   Special Requirements:   The ability to obtain an Illinois pesticide license   Experience Requirements:   Minimum 3 years related work, management and supervision experience     Job Benefits:   Health Insurance, 401k Matching, Initial 2 Weeks Paid Vacation, Association Dues, Educational Allowance, Company Phone, Company Vehicle, Moving Stipend   Annual base salary $80,000+ DOE Date Available:   February 1, 2026: Position is available to begin sooner if able   Job Type:   Full-time year-round   Send Resumes to Tom Stem, Regional Manager Agronomy   tstem@oliphantcompanies.com    

By Westlake Country Club, January 8 - Jerseyville, Illinois

Pay: $50,000.00 - $60,000.00 per year Job description: Job Summary We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Golf Course Superintendent to lead the maintenance and overall health of our premier golf course. Founded in 1955, Westlake Country Club is a family oriented, 9-hole private club in Jerseyville, Illinois featuring bent-grass greens & blue/fescue fairways & tees. Westlake Country Club is searching for a self-motivated individual to serve as Superintendent of this 70+ acre facility. The Superintendent will be responsible for all aspects of the turf-grass management program to include IPM, fertilization, irrigation, equipment maintenance and tree management while conserving and protecting natural resources. A $5,000 sign on bonus will be awarded, partly paid after 6 months of employment, then again in December 2026. With recent improvements including equipment & shop upgrades, as well as a brand new pump house, we hope you show interest in joining us in Jerseyville. Requirements 2-4 year degree in turf-grass management (preferred) or 3-5 years as Supt or Asst Supt Working knowledge of proper maintenance practices relating to golf course greens, tees, fairways, trees, ornamental plants, irrigation systems and mechanical repairs Ability to schedule and supervise golf course maintenance activities to achieve efficient use of employees, equipment and resources on a daily basis Self-motivated, independent thinker with a positive team-focused approach Knowledge and interest in the game of golf Possession of a valid driver’s license Possess or ability to possess an Illinois state pesticide applicators license Attend educational seminars to keep abreast with current best management practices Develop short and long term improvement plans Duties Lead and supervise the daily operations of golf course maintenance teams, fostering a culture of excellence and teamwork Develop and implement comprehensive landscaping plans that enhance course aesthetics and playability, including turf management, tree care, and flower bed maintenance Oversee irrigation systems to ensure optimal water usage and healthy turf growth, troubleshooting issues promptly Coordinate construction projects such as bunker renovations, drainage improvements, or new landscaping features with contractors and internal teams Manage lawn care routines including mowing, fertilization, aeration, pest control, and soil conditioning to maintain pristine playing surfaces Oversee regular inspections of greens, fairways, roughs, and surrounding landscapes to identify areas needing attention or repair Ensure compliance with safety standards and environmental regulations while maintaining high standards of course presentation Create and follow a budget pertaining to golf course maintenance and turf management. Hire, train, and manage grounds staff in conjunction with the board of directors. Benefits $50,000-$60,000 annual salary Vacation and sick time Uniform Local and National Dues paid Seminars and classes paid Family club privileges Join us as a Golf Course Superintendent where your expertise will elevate our course’s beauty and playability! Bring your passion for horticulture, landscaping, and team leadership to create an exceptional environment that golfers will love. This is a paid position committed to supporting your professional growth in a vibrant outdoor setting.

By BrightView Landscape Services, January 7 - updated January 7 - 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 a Golf Course Superintendent to oversee the maintenance, operation, and management of a golf course. This role serves as the liaison between BrightView, the course ownership, and the golf shop, ensuring smooth daily operations. The Superintendent is responsible for agronomic planning, staff management, budgeting, and providing a top-quality playing experience. Key Responsibilities: Plan, organize, and direct all golf course maintenance activities. Develop and implement annual agronomic and improvement plans. Oversee operation, maintenance, and repair of course equipment. Manage staff hiring, training, scheduling, and performance. Prepare and manage budgets, reports, and administrative tasks. Ensure compliance with BrightView’s safety program and company policies. Represent BrightView in a professional manner with staff, members, and the public.

By Cleveland Country Club, November 12, 2025 - updated January 7 - Cleveland, Mississippi

Title: Golf Course Superintendent Reports to: The golf course superintendent typically reports directly to one of the following individuals:  General manager, Green chairman , Owner, Director of golf, Director of golf courses/director of parks and recreation, Club president In all instances, the golf course superintendent coordinates operations with the club manager and golf professional. In membership club organizations, the golf course superintendent also communicates and coordinates with all relevant membership groups and committees.  Supervises: Agronomy Staff Position Description: The Golf course superintendent will be entrusted with the maintenance, operations and management of a golf course. The Golf course superintendent will carefully manage the maintenance inputs to the golf course while conserving and protecting natural resources. They directly influence the playing areas and landscapes with which golfers interact.    TYPICAL FUNCTIONS   The golf course superintendent assumes responsibility for managing and maintaining golf course properties, which may include:  The golf course(s)  Maintenance equipment  Clubhouse grounds and landscaping  Tennis courts, swimming pool and other recreational facilities Open spaces, wooded areas, unused acreage and areas outside the perimeter fence  Sod farm and nursery  Other properties as specified in writing by the superintendent's supervisor  Additional Functions Construction, renovation and/or reconstruction of such properties, whether performed by maintenance staff or outside contractors. Prepares the annual budget for the maintenance and capital improvement of course properties. The superintendent formulates the annual maintenance and capital budgets to implement board policies established in accordance with the long-range plan and defined maintenance standards. Interviews, hires, trains and supervises a staff of employees for the purpose of maintaining the properties. The superintendent has authority to terminate employment of subordinates. Plans all maintenance and project work, applying his or her agronomic and administrative expertise to achieve the agreed-upon maintenance standards and long-range goals. Oversee the scheduling and routing of personnel and equipment to accomplish the work. The superintendent frequently inspects the golf course and related areas to evaluate how well management standards are being achieved and to effect changes in management programs. Acquires equipment and purchases necessary supplies to maintain the golf course and other properties. The superintendent is responsible for inventory control and oversees the equipment maintenance programs. The superintendent approves all expenditures and exercises cost control measures to keep, as nearly as possible, operating and capital expenses in line with the approved budgets. Keeps accurate and complete records on payroll, inventory, weather data, maintenance procedures, pesticide applications, etc. Communicates regularly with other members of the top management group to discuss activities, goals, plans and member/customer input.    

By Meadowbrook Golf Club, January 7 - West Memphis, Arkansas

Meadowbrook Golf Club in West Memphis, AR is seeking a Golf Course Superintendent to bring the property back to life. We are looking for a qualified candidate to build a new team. Lead a Tif-eagle greens renovation and supervise Rainbird irrigation controller upgrades. The Golf Course Superintendent is also tasked with assessing equipment needs as we look to rebuild the maintenance department for a late summer/early fall reopening.  This role requires strong leadership skills to effectively build and manage a team of maintenance workers and create a collaborative work environment. The ideal candidate should have a deep understanding of turf grass management, irrigation systems, and pest control methods to maintain the course at a high standard. Attention to detail and problem-solving skills are essential in addressing maintenance issues promptly and efficiently. Additionally, excellent communication skills are valuable for coordinating maintenance activities with the Pro-shop and golfers alike. Additional responsibilities include budgeting, scheduling, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. Bachelor's degree in Turfgrass Management or related field preferred   Proven experience in golf course maintenance Strong knowledge of turf care techniques and irrigation systems Excellent leadership and team management skills Effective communication and organizational abilities Construction experience preferred      

By Yahnundasis Golf Club, January 5 - New Hartford, New York

Yahnundasis Golf Club, a premier private club in Central New York, is seeking an experienced and motivated Golf Course Superintendent to lead its golf course maintenance and agronomic operations. This individual will oversee all aspects of turf management, infrastructure planning, and team leadership for the club’s championship golf course and surrounding property. The Superintendent will play a critical leadership role in sustaining and elevating course conditioning, modernizing agronomic practices, and fostering a strong, accountable workplace culture aligned with the club’s long-standing traditions and future vision.   About Yahnundasis Golf Club Founded in 1897, Yahnundasis Golf Club is one of New York State’s most historic and respected private clubs. Known for its classic architecture, strong golf culture, and loyal membership, the club blends tradition with a forward-looking commitment to course excellence and operational stewardship. With an engaged Board and Green Committee, Yahnundasis continues to invest thoughtfully in its people, infrastructure, and long-term agronomic strategy to ensure the course remains a premier golf experience in the region. Most recently, the club hosted the New York State Men’s Amateur Championship, with a continued focus to host NY State events.  Club Overview & Highlights: Budget - $810,000 Staff size - 12-15 Equipment Fleet: Mixed ownership model Irrigation source and system Governance: Active Green Committee with monthly meetings Reporting Structure: Board Liaison / Greens Chair Consulting architect: Jaeger Kovich   Initial Priorities of the Position Establish and maintain clear conditioning and playability standards aligned with member expectations Evaluate turf health, irrigation performance, drainage, and seasonal stress factors Continue to elevate existing course conditioning programs, agronomics, staff, and member experiences.  Advance a sustainable agronomic and infrastructure roadmap for the next 3–5 years including fairway conditioning, bunker improvements and drainage.   Success Traits of the Ideal Candidate Proven hands-on leader with a track record of agronomic excellence and team development Strategic thinker who balances daily execution with long-term planning Strong communicator who builds trust with members, committees, and staff High golf IQ with respect for classic architecture and playability Calm, adaptable, and detail-oriented in variable weather and budget conditions Committed mentor who develops assistants and future industry leaders Strong organizational discipline and time management Comfortable leveraging technology, data, and modern maintenance practices Respects tradition while implementing pragmatic improvements   Preferred Qualifications Degree or certificate in Turfgrass Management, Agronomy, or related field 6–8+ years of progressive leadership experience at a comparable facility Experience managing irrigation systems, water quality, and environmental stewardship Strong understanding of cool-season turf management in Northeast climates   Key Knowledge, Skills & Responsibilities Lead all grounds operations and personnel (assistants, technicians, seasonal staff, etc.) Plan and supervise maintenance, purchasing, and course improvement projects Oversee golf course, practice facilities, landscapes, and water features Maintain conditioning standards as established with the Green Committee Collaborate cross-departmentally with club leadership and committees Recruit, train, evaluate, and motivate staff; enforce safety and club policies Supervise chemical applications, contractors, and seasonal operations Develop and manage operating and capital budgets Stay current with industry best practices, regulations, and innovations Uphold professionalism, confidentiality, and positive club representation Educate and engage members on agronomic practices and decisions Seek expert input from architects, agronomists, arborists, and consultants as needed Represent Yahnundasis Golf Club within the community and golf industry   Compensation & Benefits Salary Range: $105,000-$115,000 Performance Incentive: Based on agreed conditioning and operational benchmarks Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance Retirement plan with employer contribution Paid time off with seasonal flexibility Professional development support (GCSAA dues, conferences, education) Uniforms, meals, and golf privileges   Application Process Qualified candidates should apply on Bloom Golf Partners website with a cover letter and résumé addressed to: Yahnundasis Golf Club Search Committee c/o Tyler Bloom, Search Consultant Bloom Golf Partners The application deadline is January 26, 2026.

By The Wanderers Club, January 5 - Wellington, Florida

Golf Course Superintendent The Wanderers Club, located in Wellington, FL, is seeking a collaborative, hands-on, and forward-thinking Golf Course Superintendent to lead all agronomic and grounds operations. The Superintendent will be a key leader within Wanderers’ management team, responsible not only for exceptional course conditioning, but also for team development, grounds improvements, irrigation strategy, safety compliance, technology adoption, and cross-departmental collaboration. The ideal candidate is a positive, humble, team-oriented professional who aligns with Wanderers’ culture, vision, and mission. This role is an excellent opportunity for a current Superintendent or a highly driven First Assistant who is ready to step into full leadership at a respected South Florida facility. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Agronomy and Course Conditioning •Maintain and elevate turf conditions across greens, tees, fairways, rough, practice areas, native zones, and landscaped grounds. •Deliver tournament-caliber playing conditions for the Club’s membership. •Lead development and implementation of agronomic programs including fertility, topdressing, aerification, moisture management, cultural practices, pest control, and turf recovery. •Manage and ensure safe, compliant chemical and fertilizer applications with complete SDS documentation and proper storage. •Oversee property-wide vegetation care including tree management, shrub maintenance, flower beds, landscaping aesthetics, and beautification projects. •Identify opportunities to improve course playability, safety, and visual appeal, rather than simply maintaining existing standards. Irrigation and Water Resource Management •Operate, program, diagnose, and repair the Toro irrigation system, satellites, and pump station. •Implement efficient water-usage strategies aligned with South Florida regulations and environmental responsibilities. •Maintain records of water use, pump performance, and seasonal irrigation adjustments. •Train staff on proper irrigation repair, daily moisture checks, and system troubleshooting. Leadership, Team Development, and Culture •Recruit, train, supervise, and mentor full-time and seasonal maintenance staff while fostering a supportive, positive, team-first culture. •Lead by example through a hands-on, hardworking, ego-free leadership style consistent with Wanderers’ values. •Create structured training programs for mowing, equipment usage, course setup, chemical applications, irrigation, safety, and winter operations. •Conduct staff evaluations, maintain accountability systems, and promote staff retention and growth. •Promote clear, respectful communication and strong collaboration with other departments. Leadership, Team Development, and Culture •Recruit, train, supervise, and mentor full-time and seasonal maintenance staff while fostering a supportive, positive, team-first culture. •Lead by example through a hands-on, hardworking, ego-free leadership style consistent with Wanderers’ values. •Create structured training programs for mowing, equipment usage, course setup, chemical applications, irrigation, safety, and winter operations. •Conduct staff evaluations, maintain accountability systems, and promote staff retention and growth. •Promote clear, respectful communication and strong collaboration with other departments. Operational, Financial, and Administrative Management •Develop and manage the annual operating budget, labor plan, and capital improvement strategy. •Forecast equipment needs, justify capital expenditures, and manage procurement of supplies and materials. •Oversee equipment fleet maintenance and coordinate with the Equipment Manager to ensure reliability and longevity. •Maintain accurate documentation including chemical logs, weather tracking, fertilizer programs, pesticide records, labor reports, and project files. •Ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations including pesticide laws, stormwater requirements, OSHA regulations, and environmental safety standards. Projects, Facility Improvements, and Multi-Use Operations •Lead course improvement projects including bunker work, drainage enhancements, tree programs, and landscaping upgrades. •Manage or support restroom renovations, pathways, signage improvements, and other infrastructure enhancements. •Coordinate with contractors, consultants, and city partners when applicable. Communication and Collaboration •Work closely with the General Manager, Director of Golf, Equipment Manager, and department leaders to ensure synchronized operations and an exceptional customer experience. •Communicate course conditions, projects, and updates to staff, operations teams, and the public when needed. •Engage with Hillcrest’s junior, adaptive, collegiate, and community programs in support of events and collaboration. •Attend leadership meetings and contribute to strategic planning discussions. Success Traits of the Ideal Candidate •Team-oriented, humble communicator with strong emotional intelligence. •Positive leader with a desire to learn, grow, and embrace Wanderers’ evolving vision. •Detail-driven agronomist with a passion for delivering high-quality playing conditions. •Comfortable working in a high-volume, South Florida environment. •Innovative and tech-savvy with interest in modern irrigation, moisture management tools, and agronomy software. •A strong teacher and mentor who invests in staff development. •Adaptable, resourceful, and composed under changing weather or operational pressures. •Passionate about the game of golf and knowledgeable about competitive tournament standards.  

By Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, January 4 - Boca Raton, Florida

Job Description Reporting Structure:  The Golf Course Superintendent reports to the Director of Agronomy.  Under the guidance of the Director, the Superintendent and the Director work as a team to provide the guidance and direction to the GCM team.   Summary: We are looking for a dynamic leader who possesses the technical skills, as well as the people management skills to succeed as our new Golf Course Superintendent.  The successful candidate will maintain the golf course and related golf course equipment by performing the following duties. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Include the following.  Other duties may be assigned: Schedules, trains, supervises all employees assigned to the department. Maintains accurate work records for all employees in the department. Supervises all planting, fertilizing and care of turf, plants, shrubs, trees and other facilities on the golf course. Supervises operation of the equipment repair shop. Selects and prepares proper fertilizers and nutrients for all flora and fauna. Develops and maintains drainage, irrigation and watering systems. Maintains course in proper playing condition. Implements and enforces a comprehensive safety program for employees, members and guests on the golf course in compliance with local, state and federal laws. Communicates as necessary with Golf, Tennis and Fitness professionals to discuss conditions of the facilities, maintenance plans and scheduled events. Communicates as necessary with Grounds, Golf, Fitness, House and any other applicable Committees. Ensures that chemicals, petroleum and other controlled products are used, stored and disposed of in accordance with local, state and federal regulations.  Maintains required records and strives to minimize the use of these products. Attends staff and management meetings, turf conferences, equipment shows, workshops and other educational programs to maintain a current knowledge of technical and turf innovations and changes that may affect the department’s operations. Conducts daily facility security checks ensuring accurate inventory of equipment and keys. Plans professional development and training activities for subordinates. Uses MS Office and other websites, apps, and programs to enter data for GC employees and projects.   Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.  The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required.  Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.   Education/Experience: Must have a turf degree, certificate or at least 3 years of experience in a Golf Course Superintendent capacity.  Must have excellent oral and written communication skills and team building skills.   Must have basic proficiency in entering data and using apps and software.   Certifications, Licenses: State of Florida “Restricted Use Pesticide” license (or obtain within 90 days of employment), valid drivers license.   Reasoning Ability: Ability to understand, interpret and follow a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram or schedule form.  Must be able to review reports and interpret results.   Physical Demands: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to use hands to feel, handle and operate; reach with hands and arms; and see, talk and hear.  The employee is frequently required to walk, bend, push, pull, reach and occasionally lift and/or move 50lbs.   Work Environment: Outside work for extended periods of time and precautions should be taken.   Additional Comments: Must be able to work a flexible schedule including nights, holidays, and weekends.   We are an EEOC compliance and Drug Free Workplace Employer

By OGM, January 3 - Wadsworth, Illinois

Oliphant Golf Management: Midlane Country Club Wadsworth, IL Head Golf Course Superintendent About Midlane CC:   Midlane Country Club opened in 1956 as an 18-hole course designed by Robert Bruce Harris, one of the leading golf course architects in the post-World War II era. In 1997, a new back nine was introduced, designed by the golf course architecture firm of Bob Lohmann, to enhance the layout and provide a more dynamic challenge. Ranked among Chicago's top 20 courses by Chicagoland Golf Magazine, Midlane has a rich tradition of hosting prestigious events like the Illinois Open, Illinois Senior Open, CDGA Senior Championship, and U.S. Open qualifiers. Midlane Country Club offers an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all levels.  Oliphant Golf Management is excited to begin a new chapter at Midlane as course managers in 2026.   About Oliphant Golf Management: Oliphant Golf Management provides a results-oriented style of golf course management that sets us apart. As a full-service golf course management company, we provide our clients with straight-forward guidance and keep things simple and establish lasting business relationships based on mutual success. OGM provides uncommon capabilities in the management and long-term improvement of golf properties. Our contracts range from maintenance only, to full general management services, to turn-key leasing of golf resorts. Position Summary: The Head Golf Course Superintendent plays a critical role in the golf operations. The Superintendent is responsible for all agronomic management and daily maintenance of the 18-hole golf course, clubhouse grounds, and common areas as directed by management. This position will coordinate daily with the Director of Golf and Golf Shop staff to provide golfers an exceptional golf experience everyday. The Superintendent's areas of supervision include all daily crew activities, the budget, the planning and advancement of course maintenance practices upholding a top tier facility presentation, and the hiring and training of an excellent crew. The qualified candidate will be a team-player and will consistently advance the wellbeing of Midlane CC, OGM, and the entire team. This candidate must possess a positive attitude as well as a strong work ethic and be organized, attentive to detail, and self motivated.     Key Responsibilities: ●     Oversees the care and maintenance of the turf and overall playing conditions, the ornamental plants, shrubs, trees and wildflower areas on the facility grounds. ●     Oversee and guide all operations of the Midlane CC golf course maintenance department and all associated personnel. ●     Recruits, supervises and retains maintenance crew. Conducts employee performance evaluations and holds regularly scheduled safety meetings. ●     Cultivates and maintains the golf course to excellent playing condition according to the standards of Midlane CC and OGM. ●     Schedules maintenance practices around play and outings to maximize efficiency and minimize disruption to patrons. Coordinates daily with the Director of Golf and Head Golf Professional. ●     Provides detailed annual plans for the cultural practices and the designated landscaping areas. Includes rotational design to provide facility with fresh eye-catching, interesting and pleasant atmosphere. ●     Manages water usage tracking plan and irrigation systems and provides regular reporting on retaining ponds, wells and other water source usage. ●     Provides technical, operational and safety training for employees to ensure that staff working within OSHA, club safety, state and federal guidelines for safe working conditions. Oversees team in proper and safe operation and maintenance of mechanical and course equipment. Plans and budgets for prioritized future capital replacement. Supervises and participates in the application and recording of chemical applications (fertilizers and pesticides) on the Club's grounds in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations. ●     Develops annual operating budget and plans for maintenance and capital improvement projects. Supervises and controls the same, throughout the year. ●     Directs and assists the staff on the planting of new vegetation, the replacement, spraying, pruning and trimming of trees and shrubs, and the preparation of plant beds for aesthetically pleasing arrangements. Educational Requirements:   2-4 year Turf Management / Horticulture degree preferred   Special Requirements:   The ability to obtain an Illinois pesticide license   Experience Requirements:   Minimum 3 years related work, management and supervision experience     Job Benefits:   Health Insurance, 401k Matching, Initial 2 Weeks Paid Vacation, Association Dues, Educational Allowance, Company Phone, Company Vehicle, Moving Stipend   Annual base salary $80,000+ DOE Date Available:   February 1, 2026: Position is available to begin sooner if able   Job Type:   Full-time year-round   Send Resumes to Tom Stem, Regional Manager Agronomy   tstem@oliphantcompanies.com  

By Trump National Doral Miami, January 2 - Doral, Florida

Trump National Doral Miami is seeking a Golf Course Superintendent to lead the agronomic, operational, and personnel management of the Gold Course, one of four championship layouts at this world-class golf resort. This role is a stand-alone leadership position responsible for daily course conditioning, long-range planning, staff development, and execution of championship-level standards consistent with Trump National Doral’s reputation for excellence. With the Blue Monster returning to the PGA TOUR calendar in 2026, the Gold Course plays a critical role in the overall golf operation—supporting resort play, maintaining elite presentation standards, and contributing to the depth, flexibility, and resilience of the property’s agronomy leadership team. This position is ideal for a Superintendent ready to run a complete operation while working within a high-accountability, high-expectation environment. Key Responsibilities: Lead all agronomic and maintenance operations for the Gold Course, including tees, greens, fairways, roughs, practice areas, and landscaped spaces Develop and execute annual agronomic plans, maintenance budgets, and long-range improvement strategies Manage, train, and develop the maintenance team with a strong emphasis on culture, safety, accountability, and execution Establish daily, weekly, and seasonal maintenance priorities to deliver consistent, high-quality playing conditions Oversee irrigation system performance, scheduling, and water management to ensure turf health and efficiency Coordinate chemical and fertility programs, pest and disease management, and regulatory compliance Work collaboratively with the Director of Agronomy, Superintendents of the other courses, and resort leadership to align standards and resources Support tournament preparation and special events across the property as needed, including PGA TOUR-related initiatives Maintain detailed records related to agronomic practices, labor, equipment use, weather, and compliance Ensure all safety, environmental, and regulatory standards are consistently met or exceeded Ideal Candidate Profile: Proven Superintendent capable of running a full golf course operation independently Strong leader who sets clear expectations and holds teams accountable without micromanagement Highly organized with excellent planning and prioritization skills Calm and decisive under pressure with a solutions-oriented mindset Values professionalism, consistency, and long-term course stewardship over short-term fixes Comfortable operating within a luxury resort and high-visibility brand environment Qualifications: 2- or 4-year degree in Turfgrass Management, Agronomy, or a related field Minimum of 5 years of progressive golf course maintenance experience, including Superintendent or Assistant Superintendent leadership Demonstrated expertise in turfgrass management, irrigation systems, and championship-level conditioning Strong budgeting, labor management, and operational planning experience Pesticide Applicator’s License (or ability to obtain promptly) Willingness to work flexible hours including weekends and holidays as required Bilingual Spanish skills are a plus, but not required Commitment to ongoing professional development and industry involvement Compensation & Benefits: $90,0000-$100,000 commensurate with experience and responsibility Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance Paid Time Off and Paid Holidays Uniforms  Discounted Employee Meals Golf Privileges Professional Association Dues Opportunities for growth within a global luxury hospitality organization  About Trump National Doral Miami: Located in Doral, Florida, Trump National Doral Miami is a premier luxury golf resort featuring four championship courses: Blue Monster, Gold Course, Red Tiger, and Silver Fox. The property is internationally recognized for its championship golf pedigree, elite conditioning standards, and full-service resort amenities. The return of the PGA TOUR in 2026 underscores Doral’s renewed commitment to excellence, infrastructure investment, and agronomic leadership across all four courses. The Gold Course Superintendent will play a key role in maintaining the depth, consistency, and operational strength required of a world-class golf destination.

By River Valley Golf Club, December 30, 2025 - Westfield, Pennsylvania

Position Overview: River Valley Club seeks a dedicated and skilled Golf Course Superintendent to oversee the maintenance, operation, and overall condition of our golf course and practice facilities. Working closely with the Clubhouse Manager and the Greens Committee, the Superintendent will be responsible for ensuring the highest standards of playability, aesthetics, and environmental stewardship on our grounds. This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to grow their career or for an experienced professional who values a balanced, rural lifestyle. Key Responsibilities: Manage the health and performance of all turfgrass, with a focus on bentgrass and Poa annua (or other relevant turf types). Supervise, hire, train, and schedule the grounds crew team to ensure efficient and effective operations. Operate and maintain the irrigation system, including the new Rainbird system, as well as the pump station. Oversee the maintenance and repair of all groundskeeping equipment. Apply pesticides and fertilizers as needed, ensuring compliance with all regulations (Pesticide Applicator License, or ability to obtain promptly, is required). Monitor and manage turfgrass diseases, pests, and water usage. Collaborate with the Clubhouse Manager and Greens Committee to develop and execute plans for course improvements, environmental sustainability, and exceptional playing conditions. Maintain a safe, organized, and productive work environment for all staff.

By Weymouth Country Club, December 29, 2025 - Medina, Ohio

Weymouth CC is seeking a skilled and experienced Golf Course Superintendent to oversee the maintenance and care of our golf course. The ideal candidate will have a passion for golf course management, a strong background in turfgrass maintenance, and the ability to lead a dedicated team. As the Golf Course Superintendent, you will play a key role in maintaining the high standards of our golf course and ensuring an exceptional experience for our members and guests.

By Colts Neck Golf Club, December 16, 2025 - COLTS NECK, New Jersey

The Colts Neck Golf and Country Club , the area's premier semi-private golf course, is seeking an experienced, passionate, knowledgeable golf course superintendent. The course is located on a 170 acre tract consisting of sandy loam top soil with excellent drainage. Incorporating 70 bunkers and 007 bent grass tees and fairways, and bent / poa greens. Full Toro double row irrigation system and wide array of Toro maintenance equipment to maintain excellent course conditions. Featuring a 25 station double ended driving range and members only practice short game complex

By ServiScape at Pottawattomie Country Club, December 12, 2025 - updated December 12, 2025 - Michigan City, Indiana

ServiScape at Pottawattomie Country Club (PCC) is seeking an experienced and motivated Golf Course Superintendent to lead the golf course maintenance team and department. PCC was founded in 1909 with the original 9-holes designed by famed architect Tom Bendelow. The 2nd 9-holes were designed and constructed by Bob Simmons in 1965 completing what is now the 18 hole layout at PCC. Over the last few years several projects have been completed to include expanding the driving range tee (grass and synthetic), the construction of a new chipping green, replacing sand in all the bunkers, upgrades to the irrigation & pump systems, an extensive tree management program, and updated equipment replacement among others. More recently PCC formally engaged Raymond Hearn to develop a long range master plan, which we intend to implement in the near future. PCC is unique to the area with not only the course design but the rolling topography. The current routing stretches the course to 6,700 yards. The greens, tees, and fairways are a blend of bent and poa irrigated with a Toro irrigation system. The majority of the equipment is Toro with  a few alternative manufacturers.  The membership and board of directors of PCC have a strong commitment to continual improvements to the club, which has been and continues to be demonstrated by the resources  the club directs toward those improvements.  The Golf Course Superintendent is responsible for the maintenance and care of the golf course and surrounding grounds. Key responsibilities include: Develop and implement daily, weekly, and seasonal agronomic plan for all areas of the golf course. Recruit, train, guide, and work with existing and new team members.   Develop and guide daily schedules and tasks for the maintenance team. Develop and track the golf course maintenance budget. Schedule, monitor, adjust, and repair the irrigation system.  Assure daily maintenance standards and expectations are achieved.  Work with the Assistant Superintendent and Equipment Technician. Maintain detailed records for agronomic procedures and equipment repair and maintenance.  Work directly with the various golf course department heads to coordinate schedules and to meet the needs of the club.  Communicate daily with key golf course department heads and formally meet with department heads on a weekly basis.  Professionally communicate and  interact with the PCC members and guests.  Provide and appreciate the need for enhanced maintenance conditions for special events such as club championships, member/member events, member/guest events and the like.  Have a full understanding and appreciation for the needs of the playing surfaces to include consistent afternoon shifts for   hand watering and the like during high turf stress conditions, etc.  Recognize and complete minor golf course improvements.

By Grand Elk Golf Club, December 9, 2025 - updated December 12, 2025 - Granby, Colorado

Grand Elk Golf Club in Granby, Colorado is seeking applicants for our open Golf Course Superintendent position.  The course is at 8,000 feet and we are looking for an individual with high mountain experience.  The irrigation system is a combination of Rain Bird heads, Toro Smart controllers and Lynx software.  A Toro equipment package has been purchased and set for delivery including three 5410 fairway units, two Triflexes, an HDX Workman, two Buffalo Blowers, 5800 sprayer, and a 4500 rough unit. Grand Elk is managed by Troon Golf. FLSA Status:   Exempt Department:   Maintenance Reports to: General Manager/Director of Golf General Purpose: Oversees the maintenance the course and grounds and ensures that turf grass is repaired and maintained to established standards.   Essential Duties: Ø  Prepares the annual golf course maintenance budget and capital plans. Ø  Plans, organizes directs, and performs related tasks to the timely minimization of winter turf damage including but not limited to: o    Mechanical/machine damage o    Vole damage o    Desiccation (turf loss from drying out) o    Ice damage o    Snow Mold Ø  Coordinates the aggressive spring preparations: turf cleaning, irrigation repairs, seeding, sodding, and spot fertility programs. Ø  Applies fertilizers and chemicals via spreader and sprayers with detail and care. Ø  Safely operates tracked side by side to pack, monitor, and groom the course during winter operations. Ø  Plans and directs proper winterization of the golf course including and fencing, tarping, end-of-season agronomy practices, and chemical applications. Ø  Maintains a working knowledge and provides recommendation on the agronomy programs associated with management of the specific water, soil, and turf types of the course. Ø  Operates and maintains irrigation pressure relief and reduction valves. Ø  Operates and troubleshoots ditch routes, pumps and motors associated with the golf course water delivery systems. Ø  Oversees and repairs broken water lines, heads and valves. Ø  Communicates with the Director of Golf and Head Golf Professional to discuss conditions of golf courses, maintenance plans and scheduled events. Ø  Plans, organizes and directs the maintenance and construction of putting greens, tees, fairways, roughs, and bunkers. Ø  Supervises the planting and cultural practices involved in growing various turf grasses, trees and ornamental plants Ø  Ensures that maintenance equipment is properly maintained.   Ø  Procures supplies and materials within budgetary limitations. Ø  Keep records of annual maintenance activities and costs.  Prepares reports. Ø  Implements sound purchasing procedures utilizing preferred vendors, when possible. Ø  Reconciles and provides timely coding of all invoices, payroll and other required documents. Ø  Coordinates and operates machinery associated with property snow removal program. Ø  Ensures all company policies and procedures are followed including compliance with government regulations. Ø  Ensures that they and all associates obtain 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. Ø  Ensures proper mixing, calibration, and application of all chemical/fertilizers used on the course. Ø  Manages department members that may include, but is not limited to: Assistant Superintendent, 2nd Assistant Superintendent, Head Mechanic, Environmental Technician, Equipment Operator, Foreman, Greenskeeper, and Irrigation Technician. Ø  Assures that effective orientation and training are given to each new associate.  Develops ongoing training programs. Ø  Regular and reliable attendance. Ø  Incorporates safe work practices in job performance. Education/Experience: Associate’s degree (AA) or equivalent from two-year college or technical school; or three to four years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience (Degree preference in agronomy/ horticulture/ plant/soil science). 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.  

By The Nelson Golf & Sports Club, December 11, 2025 - Irving, Texas

Are you looking to be part of a company that will stand the test of time, create opportunities for you to grow and to have fun? Then we welcome you to join Century Golf Partners at The Nelson Golf and Sports as a Golf Course Superintendent.  The Nelson Golf and Sports Club is 36 holes of golf over 400 acres of pure luxury. Ranked among America’s leading venues, TPC Las Colinas and Cottonwood Valley are part of our comprehensive, award-winning Dallas golf club and resort. TPC proudly hosted the Byron Nelson Championship, an annual PGA TOUR event for 35 years and is an 18-hole, par 70 course measuring 7,166 yards from the championship tees. The 18-hole, par 71 Cottonwood Valley golf course measures 7,120 yards. The golf courses consist of Bentgrass greens and Bermudagrass fairways, tees, and rough.  As a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, the two private golf courses have an array of native and ornamental plants and wildlife inventory. The Agronomy Department has been honored with the 2017, 2020, 2021, 2023 Environmental Leaders in Golf Awards (ELGA), which are presented annually by GCSAA and Golf Digest. The awards recognize golf course superintendents and their courses for overall course management excellence and best management practices in the areas of water conservation, water quality management, energy conservation, pollution prevention, waste management, wildlife and habitat conservation, communication and outreach, and leadership.   In 2005, several of the partners came together to realize a long-desired dream and created Century Golf Partners; a golf investment and management company. In the same year, the company also acquired the exclusive worldwide rights to the Arnold Palmer Golf Management brand and accordingly, Century Golf Partners operates many of its clubs under the Arnold Palmer Golf Management name.   Our Purpose: To improve the lives of the people we serve. Our Mission: To be a Good Partner. Our Vision: To be the most sought after business partner in golf. Our Culture: We love serving others. We live by our team values, principles and Quality standards to create a fun atmosphere. This is the cornerstone of our success.  This position will be part of a growing company with a portfolio of private, public and resort courses throughout the U.S. We offer cross-facility training, scholarships and opportunities to participate in the American Express (PGA TOUR) at PGA WEST or The Ford Championship (LPGA) at Whirlwind Golf Club.  As we embark on this journey to be the most sought after business partner in golf, we seek a visionary and dynamic individual to be a key player in shaping our future. If you are ready to make a lasting impact while enjoying the ride, this is the place for you!

By Honeybee Golf Club, December 10, 2025 - Virginia Beach, Virginia

The team at Hampton Roads Golf Club is seeking an experienced and highly motivated Golf Course Superintendent for our Honeybee Golf Club course. The Golf Course Superintendent is responsible for consistently providing exceptional golfing conditions and the management of golf course maintenance and landscape operations. The Superintendent is expected to lead the golf course maintenance team and to possess strong agronomic, business, interpersonal and communication skills.   Key Responsibilities: • Develop and execute daily, weekly, & seasonal maintenance programs to ensure optimal grounds health. • Oversee the maintenance of greens, tees, fairways, roughs, bunkers, range, & landscaping. • Establish and monitor agronomic standards to maintain consistent course quality. • Oversee operation, repair, and optimization of the irrigation system. • Recruit, train, schedule, and supervise the maintenance team. • Provide ongoing staff development, professionalism, and pride in course conditions. • Work with our team mechanic to ensure the maintenance and repair of all turf equipment. • Manage storage facilities, chemical storage, wash pads, and maintenance buildings. • Maintain detailed records on agronomy, environmental compliance, equipment, and staff. • Communicate professionally with guests & leadership regarding course conditions & maintenance schedules. • Collaborate with golf operations staff to support tournaments and daily play.  

By Brattleboro Country Club, December 8, 2025 - updated December 10, 2025 - Brattleboro, Vermont

BRATTLEBORO COUNTRY CLUB Superintendent Job Posting Facility Name: Brattleboro Country Club Facility Location: Brattleboro, VT Position / Title: The Brattleboro Country Club is seeking a highly motivated, experienced, and skilled golf course superintendent to continually oversee course improvements and maintain consistent playing conditions for a championship-level golf course. Under your direction, BCC will continually be recognized as a great destination for golf in Southern Vermont. The Superintendent reports directly to the owner. Facility Description: Founded in 1914, the Brattleboro Country Club is a single owner, semi-private Golf facility with 18 holes and a driving range located on 200+ acres. The original 9 holes were designed by Tom McNamara, remodeled by Wayne Styles in 1929 and expanded to 18 holes in 1999 by local Vermont architect Steve Durkee. The original greens are push-up native soil and the newer expansion greens are California style with straight sand. Since the expansion to 18 holes the course has hosted a 2001 US Open Qualifier, the Men’s, and Women’s Vermont State Amateur Championships and many other state, tri-state, and regional events. Since 2015, with new ownership, many improvements have been made to both the golf course and the clubhouse. The ownership is driven to enhance this community asset to attract new members, occasional golf visitors and those new to the game. Prior to the purchase in 2015, the club was owned by its members.