Horticulturist

By The Fall Line, September 18 - updated October 13 - Mauk, Georgia

The Director of Horticulture will lead all horticultural operations at The Fall Line—managing ornamental landscapes, hardscapes, turfgrass areas, irrigation scheduling and repair, rights-of-way, roads and roadsides, fertilizer and chemical treatments, tree removal, pruning, mowing, and other property-wide tasks—while embedding positive, sustainable, regenerative practices throughout. This role is both visionary and hands-on. It demands deep technical knowledge, strong leadership, and a commitment to elevating the property’s horticultural and ecological standards. About The Fall Line The Fall Line is a private, members-only retreat set in the rolling landscape of Mauk, Georgia. We combine elevated sporting traditions, natural beauty, and thoughtful design to deliver unique experiences—spanning golf, sporting pursuits, culinary offerings, events, and landscapes. Our mission is to draw on the land, architecture, and gardens to offer something timeless yet forward-looking. We believe in integrity of place, sustainability, and design that respects both nature and the refined expectations of our members. What We’re Looking For Forward-thinking: evaluating plant health, soil vitality, water conservation, and ecological impact beyond immediate aesthetics. Collaborative: able to work across golf course operations and other club departments. Strong communicator: effective across teams and disciplines. Excellence-driven: thrives under high standards and member expectations. Luxury-oriented: confident operating in high-end environments blending design, sport, and landscape. Innovative and curious: keeps pace with horticultural advances and adapts to sustainable/regenerative methods. Detail-oriented with a positive attitude: sets the tone for quality and culture. Key Responsibilities Plan, design, and maintain all ornamental landscapes, gardens, and hardscape operations in alignment with The Fall Line’s aesthetic and ecological vision. Oversee soil health, composting, integrated pest management, water-use efficiency, and other sustainable practices to enhance biodiversity and resilience. Lead, train, and manage horticultural staff, setting high standards and fostering continuous learning. Schedule and maintain irrigation systems using two-wire technology and central station control; familiarity with PVC/HDPE piping and Hunter, TORO, and Rain Bird components required. Manage horticulture budgets for labor, materials, equipment, and operations; monitor expenses against plan. Build partnerships with local, regional, and national horticultural, agricultural, and design organizations to stay on the cutting edge of research and methods. Ensure member-facing areas meet The Fall Line’s design and service standards. Participate in or lead educational programming for staff, members, and community related to horticulture, sustainability, or conservation. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Horticulture, Plant Science, Agronomy, Environmental Science, Landscape Architecture, or related field (advanced degrees/certifications a plus). 7–10 years of supervisory experience in horticulture or plant maintenance (luxury estates, private clubs, or high-end resorts preferred). Proven record of implementing regenerative and sustainable horticultural practices. Strong leadership, project planning, communication, and collaboration skills. Expertise in local climate zones, soil types, native plants, greenhouse management, and pest/disease control. Compensation & Benefits Salary: $120,000–$130,000 Paid Time Off: 13 days annually Retirement: 401(k) with employer match up to 4% Health Insurance: Medical, dental, and vision (eligible after 90 days) Uniforms provided Annual holiday bonus Professional development: Continuing education, certifications, and conferences Professional affiliations: Local and national organization memberships Application Instructions Interested candidates should submit a single PDF document including: Cover Letter addressed to Mr. Bob Wolverton, Director of Golf Courses, outlining qualifications, leadership philosophy, and vision for horticulture at The Fall Line. Resume with relevant experience and accomplishments. Apply online at www.bloomgolfpartners.com/careers.

By Westfield Country Club, September 8 - Westfield Center, Ohio

The Landscape Lead Technician, working under limited supervision, is responsible for planning and executing the landscaping installations and maintenance at the Country Club, including the golf courses. The role supervises and supports the daily landscape management operations, including snow removal, and provides direction to other grounds technicians. The role offers training and shares knowledge on proper procedures, equipment usage, daily operations, and compliance with OSHA and safety regulations. The role also ensures completion of the daily assigned maintenance tasks.   - Plans and executes the landscaping installations and maintenance at the Country Club grounds, including the golf courses. - Supervises and supports the daily landscape management operations, including snow removal, and provides direction to other grounds technicians. - Offers training and shares knowledge on proper procedures, equipment usage, daily operations, and compliance with OSHA and safety regulations. - Performs necessary tasks to preserve the health and appearance of seasonal flowers, including watering, fertilization, pesticide application, pre-emergence application, programming irrigation systems, deadheading, pruning, shaping, and weeding beds. - Assists in the development of plant health care programs through resource management and product application, and maintains and repairs hardscape elements, water features, and irrigation systems. - Assists in scheduling and coordinating with other leaders during severe snow events and participates in snow removal operations and operates equipment required for snow and ice removal. - Leads and oversees installation and maintenance programs, as well as provides project status reports and assists leadership in reviewing landscape, irrigation, hardscape, and waterscape designs. - Coordinates the ordering and delivery of necessary plants and flower materials for corporate events, seasonal decorations. - Oversees the aquatics program at the Country Club golf courses and supports on-site activities of the aquatic’s contractor. - Ensures completion of the daily assigned maintenance tasks. - Maintains complete and accurate property records and keeps management informed of area activities and of any significant problems. - Adheres to all OSHA and Company safety/training/certification standards within the specified timeframes.