Superintendent-in-Training Jobs

By Rancocas Golf Club, February 13 - updated February 13 - Willingboro,

Experience and exposure will be gained in every aspect of golf course management.  Normal duties include but are not limited to:  Managing golf course personnel on a daily basis to complete: mowing, routine course setup, bunker maintenance, fertilizer and chemical calibration/applications, hand watering. Applicants will have access to company superintendents for guidance.  

By Hallbrook Country Club, January 9 - updated January 9 - Leawood, Kansas

An outstanding career opportunity has become available for an aspiring Superintendent/Chemical Technician looking to join the Golf Course Maintenance team at a premier club located in the southern Kansas City area. The Club boasts 20,000 rounds of golf per year with bent grass greens and zoysia fairways. The membership enjoys a plentiful golf event schedule which runs from April to October. Since the courses opening, the Club has maintained an aggressive annual capital budget and partnership with the Fazio Design Group to ensure Hallbrook’s golf experience is among the top in the mid-west.    Applications of fertilizers, all pesticides and various plant health products that are approved for application through the state of Kansas as deemed necessary by the Golf Course Superintendent. General golf course maintenance practices including mowing, edging, line trimming, hedge and tree trimming etc.  as necessary to maintain the grounds of Hallbrook Country Club. Record Keeping.  Keep well organized files of all pesticide, fertilizer and seeding applications.  Keeping active inventory on pesticides and frequently utilized fertilizers. Outstanding communication and self-motivation skills.  Must be able to communicate and demonstrate the correct way to handle and maintain all types of plants along with conducting daily work with a strong work ethic and sense of urgency. Ability to schedule and prioritize certain tasks and be able to effectively communicate this to assisting staff members. Must be able to recognize the climate and environmental needs of the landscape. Possession of a valid driver’s license. If applying chemicals, must attain a Kansas Turf and Ornamental Pesticide license within 90 days of hire.