Grounds Staff

By Kinloch Golf Club, 5 hours ago - updated 5 hours ago - manakin-sabot, Virginia

Kinloch Golf Club is seeking a highly motivated person that would like to pursue a career in turf care and agronomy.  The greenskeeper position will carry out all tasks related to championship, golf course conditions. Further, this position is designed to offer growth within the grounds department at Kinloch Golf Club. Currently, two of our 2nd Assistant Superintendents have developed from this position.  To learn more about Kinloch Golf Club, please visit www.kinlochgolfclub.com  To apply directly with the club, please use the following URL: https://recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/All/48e2941e-d70b-4a70-b346-e71f435c8d82/Kinloch-Golf-Association-Corp    

By Scytus LLC, Yesterday at 01:54 PM - Denver, Colorado

Seeking a motivated and talented individual to assist the Head Groundskeeper in all aspects of grounds maintenance at a prestigious, private estate. The approximately 8 acres of property are highly maintained and can be considered a private botanical garden. We have a tight knit, friendly staff that all works together to maintain the needs of the owners and the beautiful, historic property. This unique position is an excellent opportunity for a creative, hardworking individual to shine. If you are the motivated individual we are looking for here in Denver, please send a cover letter and resume to: careers.scy@gmail.com.     Perform irrigation maintenance, adjustments, and repairs during growing season. Oversee and manage outside landscape contractors. Perform regular hardscape maintenance of walkways, fencing, walls, gates, water features, outdoor lighting, pool, and other hardscape features. Assist with spring and fall clean-up of leaves and debris from beds, turf, and hardscape. Perform plant health care activities including mulching, planting, pruning, deadheading, supplemental watering, and other duties that keep the landscape thriving. Fertilizer and pesticide applications. Assist with snow and ice removal.

By The Preserve at Eisenhower Golf Course, Friday at 07:01 PM - Annapolis, Maryland

Join our team as a Grounds Staff Member and become an integral part of the maintenance and operations team at The Preserve at Eisenhower Golf Course. As a Grounds Staff Member, you will be responsible for assisting in the upkeep and improvement of the course grounds, ensuring they are always pristine and well-maintained for our guests. While prior golf course experience is preferred, we are also open to candidates who are motivated to learn and grow within our team. Fulltime Seasonal with future potential   Ability to perform physical labor and work in various weather conditions Attention to detail and commitment to maintaining high standards Willingness to learn and take direction from supervisors Strong work ethic and team player mentality Early risers encouraged

By Seattle Parks and Rec, Friday at 12:40 AM - Seattle, Washington

Golf Groundskeeper 2    Jackson GC and West Seattle GC openings Seattle Parks and Recreation are hiring for 2 vacancies in the golf program.  This position is a permanent part time position with benefits while employed.  The position typically works from March to November, 40 hours a week with occasional overtime.  Pay is $35.48/hour. To apply please complete the online application.  Be very specific and detailed in your application, listing types and brands of mowers you have operated, and jobs that you have performed at golf courses or landscaping. Applications close March 17th.  We expect to have the hiring process completed by March 31. Golf Course Groundskeeper II: Positions in this class perform specialized semi-skilled work in the maintenance and repair of golf course grounds and facilities. Duties will include mowing, irrigating, fertilizing, aerifying, top-dressing, sodding, and related golf course maintenance operations consistent with accepted industry standards.     Distinguishing Characteristics of the Class:   This class is the second level of a two level class series in the service and maintenance occupation group. This class is distinguished from the Golf Course Groundskeeper I by the emphasis on the specialized techniques and standards required for maintenance and repair of golf course and related facilities. Employees must have knowledge and ability to operate various hand and power tools, and will operate a variety of motorized equipment and vehicles utilized in golf course maintenance.   This position works under the general supervision of the Golf Course Supervisor and is led by a Golf Course Technician or Senior Golf Course Technician. Personal contacts are with golf course patrons, and vendors when picking up supplies or performing maintenance. Examples of Duties ·         Mows greens and fairways; roughs bunkers and tee areas; cleans and rakes sand bunkers; maintains ball washers and related facilities; changes cup and tee placements. ·         Operates mowers, tractor and gang mowers, aerifiers, trailered equipment and small power equipment such as drills, chain saws, grinders and buffers, solder guns, air hammers, compressors, and other tools, equipment and trucks used in golf course maintenance, construction, and repair work. ·         Aerifies, seeds, top dresses turf and lays sod; plants and maintains bushes and flowers. ·         Constructs, installs, and repairs golf course sod according to design plans and diagrams. ·         Digs holes and trenches in order to maintain or construct irrigation and drainage lines; shores excavation; installs pipe and backfills excavation; repairs and maintains irrigation systems. ·         Performs various landscape work including installing railroad ties for the development of flower beds, raking, digging, tree planting, pruning bushes, cutting brush and applying non-license chemicals. ·         Assist with adjustments to electronic irrigation system. ·         Communicates with golf course superintendent Union job with COLA raises most years. Questions?  Larry Glaser-Golf Course Superintendent Bill Wright Golf Complex at Jefferson Park Job Opportunities | Departments: Seattle Parks & Recreation Department | Sorted by Job Title ascending | City of Seattle

By The Country Club, February 27 - updated Thursday at 02:20 PM - Cleveland, Ohio

The Country Club – Pepper Pike, Ohio April 1 – November 15, 2026 The Country Club is looking for experienced seasonal maintenance technicians to join our Agronomy team and help maintain one of Ohio’s most celebrated golf courses — a classic William Flynn design recently restored by Gil Hanse that now features two of Golf Digest’s Top 100 holes in America. Fried Egg Golf - The Country Club This is a hands-on opportunity to work on a true championship layout in a private-club environment where the standard is excellence every single day. What You’ll Do Perform daily course-maintenance tasks that produce the highest playing conditions for our members and guests Work primarily in the early mornings (6:00 a.m. start)  Weekend availability is required during the season Core duties include mowing, string trimming, sod laying, bunker raking/preparation, irrigation installation & repair, fertilizing, topdressing, planting, and landscape beautification Experienced hires will quickly move into higher-responsibility roles and specialized equipment operation Who We’re Looking For Prior golf course or landscape maintenance experience (preferred not required) Strong work ethic, pride in producing a premier product, and attention to detail Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions Capable of lifting 25+ lbs., walking long distances, bending, twisting, and operating hand/power equipment safely Team player who communicates well and wants to grow their skills Why Experienced Techs Love Working Here Be part of a tight-knit, professional agronomy crew on a historic, top-ranked private course State-of-the-art maintenance facility and the latest equipment & technology Daily lunch provided (included with every shift) Truly flexible scheduling to fit your needs Free employee golf on Mondays + generous golf shop discount Uniforms & all safety gear supplied Proven track record of advancing careers in turf management (many of our seasonal techs return year after year or move into full-time roles) Compensation & Perks $14–$18 per hour (starting rate based on verifiable experience and skills) Seasonal positions are eligible for: daily meals, flexible hours, free Monday golf, pro shop discount, safety equipment, and employee appreciation events About The Country Club Located on 250 beautiful acres in Pepper Pike, Ohio, The Country Club is a family-oriented private club centered around an iconic 18-hole golf course. Designed by William Flynn and thoughtfully restored in 2022 by Gil Hanse, the layout consistently ranks among the best in the state and hosted the 1935 U.S. Amateur and 2012 U.S. Women’s Amateur. Our Mission: We are ladies and gentlemen, working together to exceed the expectations of our members and achieve a national reputation for excellence. If you take pride in producing championship conditions and want to spend your season on one of the finest courses in the Midwest, we want to hear from you. To apply: Visit https://www.thecountryclub.com or reply to this posting with your resume and a brief note about your golf course experience. Start date: April 1, 2026 We look forward to welcoming experienced hands to the team!

By Shooting Star, January 7 - updated Wednesday at 07:50 PM - Teton Village, Wyoming

Shooting Star, a Tom Fazio designed 18-hole private facility, opened for play in 2009. The course is located at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Ski Resort, one mile from Grand Teton National Park, and boasts one of the more breathtaking mountain backdrops in the world. The golf season is Mid-May through Mid-October with an elite 15 KM Nordic/Cross-Country ski course maintained from December-April.  The Seasonal Crewman positions at Shooting Star will be a hands-on and active roll involved in all aspects of Golf Course Maintenance. Crewmen will work alongside fellow grounds staff and be directly under the Assistant Superintendents and Golf Course Manager. The duration of employment is seasonal during the timeframe of April-October. Official start date will be discussed at the time of hiring, and we are open to employ students upon spring graduation or semester is finished. It is important that crewmen can contribute for the completion of the season and assist through the end of October. Free traditional dorm style housing is offered at a location within the ski resort area of Teton Village, conveniently 1 mile from work and 0.5 miles to Grand Teton National Park. Crewmen at Shooting Star will experience the unique opportunity of contributing with how the course emerges from lengthy snow cover, evolves to premier conditions, and then prepared for the upcoming winter. World-class bentgrass is maintained on all greens, tees, approaches, and fairways. Kentucky bluegrass roughs, and 126 acres of fine fescue native cover the remaining areas of the 256-acre facility. Examples of daily roles to be performed are, daily mowing, bunker management, hand watering, irrigation repairs, drainage/course improvement projects, vegetation management, tractor/implement work, course set-up, snow removal, and more. Interested applicants need to email a cover letter and resume addressed to: Senior Assistant G.C. Superintendent, Luke Gancarz lgancarz@shootingstarjh.com. Please see Shooting Star’s website (www.shootingstarjh.com) for additional club information. 

By Stillwater Mountain Ranch, Wednesday at 07:04 PM - Whitefish, Alabama

The Homestead Whitefish, MT   6-hole Short Course with a Sports Field nestled within a 1700 acre development, minutes from Glacier National Park.  Mountain scenery and abundant wildlife surround the layout. The Homestead encompasses a true Montana experience through the tree lined course molded around a creek and natural topography.  The turf season runs from April through October.    The selected candidate will be expected to perform any and all maintenance tasks throughout the season. Qualified applicants should possess a minimum of three years golf course maintenance experience.  The individual must be driven, with the ability to diagnose problems and troubleshoot all aspects of turf maintenance.   Strong communication skills with the ability to adapt to changing work conditions are crucial for success.  All candidates should possess a valid Driver’s License.   Job Description/ Expectations:   Daily golf course and sports field maintenance (mowing; irrigating; cup setting; field prep) Ability to troubleshoot/repair/program irrigation Head projects, keep employees on task, set and meet project deadlines Scout the property for hazards/problem areas Coordinate schedules with Management Work 5 days/week; average 40 hour work weeks (April thru October)  

By Stockbridge Golf Club, March 2 - updated March 2 - stockbridge, Massachusetts

We are seeking a reliable, hardworking Golf Course Maintenance Worker to join our grounds crew. This position plays a vital role in maintaining the beauty, playability, and overall condition of our golf course. The ideal candidate enjoys working outdoors, takes pride in hands-on work, and values teamwork.  Must be able to lift 50lbs.

By Franklin Country Club, February 26 - Franklin, Massachusetts

Founded in 1899, Franklin Country Club is an 18-hole, private country club and pool facility with approximately 385 members. We host roughly 25,000 annual rounds, including a variety of local and regional tournaments. FCC is home to several of the Northeast region's top amateur players. With a highly active and demanding membership, the greens department strives to provide tournament conditions on a consistent basis. Improvements to the golf course and club amenities are constant, ensuring Franklin Country Club continues its history as an inclusive, premier club in the Greater Boston area. We are looking for a self-driven and professional who is comfortable in a team environment. Under the supervision of the 1st Assistant Superintendent, perform routine manual labor involved in the golf course maintenance, do semi-skilled grounds construction and maintenance work; operate small hand- powered equipment.    Duties And Responsibilities ·         Operates mowers and string trimmers on trimming greens, aprons, tees, around trees, fence lines, banks and hillsides; edges cart paths; edges, rakes and maintains sand bunkers. ·         Returns all equipment to the designated location at the maintenance facility; and cleans the maintenance areas. ·         May be asked to operate mowers, or other light equipment. ·         Performs various golf course maintenance activities ·         Mowing, trimming, and edging.  ·         Lays sod, plants trees, and seeds turf.  ·         Repairs ball marks on greens, tees and fairway divots.  ·         Maintains bunkers, sand traps, and performs other general maintenance activities.  ·         Responsible for golf course maintenance equipment.  ·         Performs other duties as directed by his/her supervisor.  

By City of West Sacramento, February 25 - updated February 25 - West Sacramento, California

Located in the heart of Northern California, West Sacramento is a thriving, centrally positioned city recognized as a regional leader and an emerging hub for commerce and development. The West Sacramento Parks and Recreation Department is dedicated to building a strong, connected community where pride, purpose, and care come together to create inclusive spaces that celebrate diversity and foster a sense of belonging.  This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic, forward-thinking team committed to our mission: “Parks Make Life Better.” If you're passionate about community service, innovation, and making a lasting impact, we welcome you to join our team.  The Parks and Grounds Worker/Senior position reports to the Parks Superintendent and Chief Parks and Grounds Workers. This position will serve a key role in daily operation, inspection, maintenance, and repair of the City’s irrigation systems within parks, sports fields, and landscaped public areas. This includes working with a variety of irrigation technologies such as smart controls, pump systems, backflow prevention devices, valves, and underground piping. This position also supports general park maintenance tasks as needed and collaborates with other City departments, contractors, and community groups to ensure the effective and efficient delivery of irrigation services. The daily work of this position requires an individual who is a self-starter, can work both independently and cooperatively, has good communication skills, and above all possesses a great attitude. Regular interaction with the public is to be expected, all while representing the Parks & Recreation Department and the City in the most professional manner.  This position works daily on the inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting, and operation of irrigation systems within City parks, sports fields, and landscaped areas. While reporting directly to the Irrigation Chief and other supervisors in the Parks Division, The Parks and Grounds Worker is also expected to coordinate and communicate with other City departments, contractors and relevant groups. The role requires a self-motivated individual, who demonstrates strong problem-solving and communication skills, and maintains a positive, professional attitude. Regular interaction with the public is expected, and the individual must represent the Parks and Recreation Department and the City with professionalism and courtesy at all times.  Preference will be given to candidates with demonstrated experience in irrigation system maintenance and repair, including the operation and troubleshooting of controllers, valves, piping, and pump systems. Additional preferred experience includes operation of parks maintenance equipment and vehicles, landscape and turf care, pesticide and fertilizer applications, sports field maintenance, and cleanup of public spaces. Relevant experience may come from prior employment or any hands-on work involving irrigation systems, equipment maintenance or parks/grounds/landscape related responsibilities.  Certifications and licenses highly desired for this position include, but are not limited to, Certified Landscape Irrigation Auditor, Certified Backflow Prevention Tester, Certified Pool Operator (CPO) Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI) Certified Sports Field Manager (CSFM) Certified Arborist, Class A or Class B Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), Certified Applicator License or Certified Applicator Certificate (QAL or QAC), CPR/First Aid Certification, and OSHA 10/40. Additional certifications relevant to parks, grounds, grounds, turf, and tree maintenance are also valued. DEFINITION: Performs general and varied grounds and park facilities mainte­nance and gardening work.  Parks and Grounds Worker is the entry level in the Park Maintenance worker series.  Positions allocated to this level are assigned the more routine, unskilled, semi-skilled and manual labor duties, working under immediate direction.  Incumbents are normally considered to be in a training status.  Senior Parks and Ground Worker is the journey level class in the series working under general direction. Positions allocated to this level are assigned skilled and semi-skilled duties related to grounds care and development, work independently, and serve as a lead worker in training and directing others.  Advancement to the Senior Parks and Grounds Worker level shall occur after satisfactorily performing the duties of a Parks and Grounds Worker for two (2) years.  Satisfactory performance means an overall satisfactory or higher rating on the performance evaluation during the last evaluation period.  An employee may advance to the Senior Parks and Grounds Worker in less than two (2) years if the employee's performance is noted as exceptional by the Department Head and the employee is recommended for early advancement by the Department Head. ESSENTIAL AND MARGINAL FUNCTION STATEMENTS--Essential and other important responsibilities and duties may include, but are not limited to, the following:   Essential Functions:  Mows lawns; edges around walks, flower beds, walls, fences and related grounds areas; trims and prunes shrubs, hedges, and trees; hoes, weeds and rakes lawns; picks up paper and trash; waters various grounds areas by hand or by operating the sprinkler system; plants lawns, trees, flowers and shrubs; assists in installing and repairing sprinkler system; cleans and maintains parks' facilities, restrooms and picnic areas; installs picnic areas, and barriers; minor building repair and painting; operates power lawn mowers, tractor mowers, trucks and related equipment; utilizes air purifying respirators during the application of certain chemicals.   Marginal Functions:  Services and makes minor repairs to equipment; may assist with other public work installations; the Senior Parks and Grounds Worker may serve in the absence of the Chief Parks & Grounds Worker as assigned; performs other duties and responsibilities as required. SPECIAL CONDITIONS:  Ability to wear and use air purifying respirators as regulated by Cal/OSHA.   WORKING CONDITIONS:  Travel from site to site; some exposure to dust and noise; some heavy lifting, standing, climbing; may work at heights; work in inclement weather conditions.

By The West Side Tennis Club, February 18 - updated February 21 - Forest Hills, New York

The West Side Tennis Club  Forest Hills, New York  Has an opening for: Grounds Staff   THE WEST SIDE TENNIS CLUB: Founded in 1892, WSTC is one of America’s most historic and iconic racquet clubs, known for hosting the US Open for over 60 years before its move to Flushing Meadows in 1978. Today, WSTC blends its rich tennis tradition with a vibrant, modern membership experience. The Club offers 38 tennis courts across five surfaces (Grass, Red Clay, Har-Tru, Hard Court, and Synthetic Grass), 10 year-round bubbled courts, 3 platform tennis courts, 4 pickleball courts, and a fully stocked pro shop. Members enjoy a robust calendar of adult and junior programs, tournaments, summer camps, and social events, along with amenities including a heated Junior Olympic pool, fitness room, and indoor/outdoor dining. WSTC is also home to the legendary Forest Hills Stadium, which has hosted music icons from The Beatles and Frank Sinatra to Paul Simon and Ed Sheeran, adding a unique cultural dimension to club life. The 2026 Concert Season will consist of approximately 30 concerts.      Why Work at The West Side Tennis Club:  Be a part of a dynamic team that will help give you the knowledge and insight to further your career.  Capital Projects:  2021 – Renovation of grass tennis courts   2025 – Installation of 4 New Hydro Courts (Har-Tru)    2026 – Installation of 6 New Post – Tension Concrete Tennis Courts – Installation of 10 New Hydro Courts (Har-Tru) - Club House (Dining Room Renovations – Misc. Club wide renovations – Installation of a Padel Court  Primary Responsibilities:  Perform daily Har-Tru and Hydro Court routines: brushing, line sweeping, rolling, and watering courts.  Manage moisture levels throughout the day to ensure optimal playability of courts. (Use of moisture Meter) - Set and manage Irrigation systems – overhead and Hydro courts (Sub-surface Irrigation)  Repair and level court surfaces, fill and smooth low sports, and maintain consistent clay depth.    Help with grass tennis courts – mowing – fertilization – verti cutting – moisture meter testing – Clegg Hammer Testing - rolling – line painting (Use Swozi GPS Line Painting Machine)   Attention to detail to provide the highest quality of playing conditions on all tennis court surfaces.   Requirements & Preferred Skills:  Previous experience in groundskeeping, landscaping, or related field preferred, but not required. Ability to work independently and as part of a team.  Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety  Must be able to meet the physical demands of the job, including lifting 50lbs, and working outdoors in varying weather conditions.  Work Environment:  Outdoor, physical role requiring early morning start times   Full-time year-around position  Work with Director of Grounds and Assistant Director of Grounds on all aspects of managing a high-end private tennis club.     2 Days off a week Expected hours: 40 hours / week (Part - time positions available also) Shifts Available: 5 AM to 1 PM / 7AM to 3PM / 10AM to 6PM - Overnight Shift Available Also. Future advancement within the industry

By Cedarbrook Country Club, February 19 - updated February 19 - Blue Bell, Pennsylvania

Cedarbrook Country Club is a welcoming, family-oriented club dedicated to creating an exceptional recreational and social experience—centered around a passion for golf. Our 18-hole championship course spans more than 220 acres of beautifully rolling terrain along the Wissahickon Creek. The golf course offers a stunning natural setting with ponds, wildlife, expansive greens, and strategically designed bunkers. In addition to golf, we offer top-tier tennis, pool, and bocce amenities that enhance our vibrant club lifestyle. With two large practice areas and a dynamic, diverse membership, Cedarbrook is a place where people take pride in their work, enjoy a supportive team environment, and help create experiences our members truly love. Job Position Overview Cedarbrook Country Club is seeking a highly motivated individual to join our team in a full-time seasonal position. This role offers 40 hours per week from March through October, with the potential to transition into a year-round, full-time opportunity following the golf season. This position requires availability to work every other weekend, select holidays, and a limited number of club tournaments throughout the season. Candidates must have strong attention to detail and the ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Job duties include: · Daily clubhouse checks for cleanliness. · Mowing and detailing of clubhouse, pool, and tennis grounds. · Mowing maintenance of practice facilities which would include greens, practice fairway, range target greens and range tees. · Daily upkeep of practice facilities which would include clearing debris, raking bunkers, and filling divots. · Performing landscaping duties alone or with club’s horticulturist which would including mulching, planting, fertilizing, pruning both shrubbery and ornamental trees, spraying and pulling weeds. · Operate golf course machinery, walk behind mowers, backpack blowers, and weed whackers. · Operates equipment safely and is aware of co workers and their prospective surroundings. · Incorporates safe work practices in job performance · Performs other duties as required · Watering if capable, heavy machine operation if capable and partake in projects.

By North Ridge Country Club, February 12 - updated February 18 - Raleigh, North Carolina

We are seeking dedicated and hardworking individuals to join our grounds maintenance team. As a golf course grounds staff member, you will play a key role in maintaining the beauty, playability and pristine condition of our two golf courses. This hands-on position involves early morning setup, turf care, landscaping and equipment operation to ensure exceptional playing conditions for members and guest. Ideal candidates enjoy outdoor work, take pride in detail oriented results and thrive in a team environment. 

By Total Turf Golf Services, February 17 - Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania

Reports to:  Sod Installation Foreman Location: Project Based - Locations Across The United States  Schedule: 50 Hour Work Week Company Overview: Founded in 1979, Total Turf Golf Services is celebrating our 47th year in business. Our company was built on the core values of integrity, quality, safety and care. A Certified Golf Course Builder through the GCBAA since 1998, the name Total Turf Golf Services has become synonymous with excellence in the golf industry. With office locations in Huntingdon Valley, PA, Fraser, CO and Jacksonville Beach, FL, Total Turf Golf Services specializes in Golf Course construction, renovation and restoration throughout the United States. Job Responsibilities: General golf course construction and sod installation

By Birchwood Country Club, February 17 - Westport, Connecticut

Fulltime seasonal March-November, M-F 6:00AM-2:30PM. Weekends typically 5:30AM-8:30AM.  Equipment operation, walk mowing greens and tees. Raking, trimming, cleaning debris, etc. General golf course maintenance.  Birchwood is a private 9 hole country club with 7 Har-Tru tennis courts, 3 Pickle ball courts, 2 paddle courts and a pool.

By Chippanee Country Club, February 10 - updated February 16 - Bristol, Connecticut

A golf course groundskeeper maintains the course's landscape by operating mowers, trimmers, and other equipment for mowing greens, fairways, and roughs; performs tasks like aeration, seeding,  bunker raking, and irrigation system upkeep; sets up the course daily (cutting cups, moving tee markers); handles debris removal; performs minor repairs; and follows safety protocols, often under supervision of the Golf Course Superintendent. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Turf Maintenance: Mowing greens, tees, fairways, and roughs; hand-watering; aeration; seeding; sodding; Course Setup: Cutting cups, moving tee markers, changing hole locations, filling divots, maintaining ball washers and water coolers. Bunker Maintenance: Raking, edging, and maintaining sand traps. Equipment Operation: Safely operating walk/ride mowers, tractors, utility vehicles, string trimmers, blowers, chainsaws, and other grounds equipment. Equipment Care: Cleaning, fueling, and performing basic preventive maintenance (oil, filters, lubrication) on equipment. Landscaping: Trimming trees and shrubs, edging paths, planting flowers, removing debris, and performing general landscaping. Irrigation: Assisting with repair and maintenance of sprinkler systems. General Tasks: Trash removal, leaf removal and other seasonal tasks

By FCW, February 7 - updated February 7 - Fairfield, Connecticut

Seeking seasonal golf staff for all positions of mowing Greens, Tees, Fairways, Rough , Changing of Pins - Course Set up and basic landscaping . The right individuals may aid in repairs to sprinklers and other small projects with  knowledge of Fertilizers and Spray applications is helpful.     

By K&C Grounds Maintenance, February 5 - updated February 5 - Lutherville Timonium, Maryland

K & C Grounds Maintenance, Inc is one of the leading athletic field service contractors in Maryland. As a member of the Sports Field Managers Association, we have been maintaining and renovating athletic fields for over 15 years. The scope of our services is athletic field maintenance, renovation, and construction. This will typically range from baseball, soccer, and football fields - in addition to working on golf courses. We currently operate out of Cockeysville, MD with the majority of our properties within an hour drive or less from the shop in Cockeysville. We are seeking an experienced and professional individual to operate specialized machinery and be a significant part of our crew in the field. We are looking for someone who can produce quality work and be a mainstay in our maintenance & renovations operations. This position is for someone who wants to be in the field, doing the high-level work, rather than assisting on the back end in the office. The position can be tailored to the individual’s strengths while also training their weaknesses. The candidate will have the following responsibilities: Produce high quality work that meets K&C’s standard and satisfies the client Operate specialized machinery Drive trucks/trailers Carry out standard turfgrass maintenance practices Contribute to special projects ranging from baseball renovations to golf course aerifications

By Yellowstone Club, January 26 - big sky, Montana

Yellowstone Club is a paradise in Montana.  A private residential community in Big Sky, Montana, Yellowstone Club offers its Members the world’s only private ski and golf community.  With fabulous skiing and snowboarding and the most gorgeous spring and summer weather to enjoy the 18-hole golf course, rivers, hiking, biking, and more, our Members love being a part of this exceptional community.  Our employees make the Yellowstone Club experience come alive.  If you would love being a part of the Montana charm and providing the highest level of guest service, ensuring no detail is too small to overlook, and being a part of creating experiences, then Yellowstone Club is looking for you. Yellowstone Club’s Golf Maintenance department is currently seeking candidates for a Golf Course Maintenance Operator for the upcoming summer season! Our summer employment dates are May 1st – October 1st. The purpose of the Golf Course Maintenance Operator is to complete maintenance of the Yellowstone Club golf course grounds through manual labor, operation of utility vehicles, power equipment, and other motorized equipment.   Responsibilities Include:   Operates riding mowers, walking greens and tee mowers, aerifiers, utility vehicles, tractors, and various machinery on the golf course.  Manual labor including use of shovels, rakes, trimmers, blowers, hand mowers, and edgers Reporting all abnormalities on the golf course such as debris, disease or insect damage, wet or dry areas, and any hazardous situations in an immediate manner. Grade and prepare soil, lay sod, plant vegetative material Keeping shop and storage areas clean and organized. Perform other duties assigned related to the maintenance of the golf course.   Position Requirements: Previous work experience in landscaping or golf course maintenance preferred Valid State Driver’s License Ability to safely lift, carry, pull or push 50 lbs. Ability to stand or work on their feet for extended periods of time Work outside in various environmental conditions  Ability to see, hear, smell, and have manual dexterity to use all equipment    Disclaimer:   This job description is only a summary of the typical functions of this position and should not serve as an exhaustive or comprehensive list of all the possible duties, tasks and responsibilities being performed by people assigned to this classification.   All personnel may be required to perform duties outside of their normal responsibilities from time to time, as needed.   The position offered is a seasonal position located in Big Sky, Montana. 

By Fox Run Golf Club, January 13 - Ludlow, Vermont

A golf course groundskeeper maintains the course's landscape by operating mowers, trimmers, and other equipment for mowing greens, fairways, and roughs; performs tasks like aeration, seeding, fertilizing, bunker raking, and irrigation system upkeep; sets up the course daily (cutting cups, moving tee markers); handles debris removal; performs minor repairs; and follows safety protocols, often under supervision of a Superintendent. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Turf Maintenance: Mowing greens, tees, fairways, and roughs; hand-watering; aeration; seeding; sodding; fertilizing; applying pesticides/herbicides (under direction). Course Setup: Cutting cups, moving tee markers, changing hole locations, filling divots, maintaining ball washers and water coolers. Bunker Maintenance: Raking, edging, and maintaining sand traps. Equipment Operation: Safely operating walk/ride mowers, tractors, utility vehicles, string trimmers, blowers, chainsaws, and other grounds equipment. Equipment Care: Cleaning, fueling, and performing basic preventive maintenance (oil, filters, lubrication) on equipment. Landscaping: Trimming trees and shrubs, edging paths, planting flowers, removing debris, and performing general landscaping. Irrigation: Assisting with repair and maintenance of sprinkler systems. General Tasks: Trash removal, leaf removal, seasonal tasks (snow removal), and assisting with facility upkeep (minor plumbing/carpentry). 

By Randall's Island Park Alliance, January 5 - New York, New York

Randall’s Island Park Alliance, Inc. Job Opening Notice           Posting Dates: 1/05/2025 – Until Filled   Job: Seasonal Sports Field Maintenance Worker (11) Department: Sports Field Job Type: Full-Time; Seasonal; 40 hours per week; weekends and holidays required, overtime when required; Non-Exempt. Pay Rate: $21.00/hour (New Hire) Duration: March 2 – November 21, 2026 Benefits: Health insurance, paid time off, free parking on site, commuting benefits etc.  Work Location: Randall’s Island Park, New York, NY 10035   POSITION DESCRIPTION The Seasonal Sports Field Maintenance Worker will work to maintain the surfaces of the athletic playing fields at Randall’s Island Park, including both natural grass and artificial turf and assist with daily ball field preparation. The Seasonal Sports Field Maintenance Worker will report to the Director of Grounds and Sports Field Manager as well as work closely with and take occasional direction from year-round members of the crew. The Seasonal Sports Field Maintenance Worker will be required to work on-site, outdoors and on weekends and holidays.    MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES • Work with the Sports Field crew to assist with daily turf maintenance including, mowing, seeding, fertilizing, watering, leveling, laying sod, removing debris and ball field dragging. • Assist with a variety of projects which can include aeration, hydro-seeding, drainage, field renovations and field layout.  • Operate hand tools such as pole saws, loppers, hand saws, rakes, tampers, and shovels. • Operate equipment such as push mowers, weed whackers, hedge trimmers, and backpack leaf blowers. • Operate large equipment such as motorized utility vehicles, and commercial mowers. • Ensure all equipment is secured and well-maintained, including washing, greasing, fueling, and arranging for service of equipment. • Assist other departments, when needed. • Perform other general tasks as assigned.   This job description is not an exclusive or exhaustive list of all job functions that an employee in this position may be asked to perform from time to time.   QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS  • Willing to work outdoors in all types of weather, under strenuous conditions. • Ability to work weekends, overtime, and holidays. • Ability to use light power equipment and hand tools. • Ability to perform physical labor; must be able to lift 50lbs. • Ability to collaborate and create positive working relationships. • Ability to shift priorities and focus, when needed.  • Motivated and punctual, able to work both independently and as part of a team.   PREFERRED SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS • Experience in golf course and/or turf maintenance. • Familiarity with basic sports field setups/layout including baseball, softball, soccer, and lacrosse. • Good communication skills. • Valid Driver License.   To apply, please complete an application online at: www.randallsisland.org/about/employment-opportunities/   The Randall’s Island Park Alliance, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and we believe in a diverse and an inclusive workplace and environment. RIPA maintains confidentiality of all applications and therefore will never contact a present employer without prior consent from the applicant.  

By Stowe Mountain Course & Stowe Country Club, December 17, 2025 - updated December 17, 2025 - Stowe, Vermont

At Spruce Peak we have something special. As the premier Vermont mountain community, we are surrounded by the natural beauty of the Green Mountains. The Lodge and Club are slope side at Stowe Resort, gorgeous for year-round adventures, escapes, destination weddings, and more. We take pride in our teamwork and high standards. It’s fitting that we are located at the pinnacle of Vermont! Dates of Temporary, Fulltime Employment: 4/1/2026-11/16/2026 We are looking for golf greenskeepers to maintain the pristine golf courses at both Stowe Mountain Course and Stowe Country Club. You will mow greens, tees, aprons, and approaches to greens; rakes sand traps manually and with power rakes. Aerify greens; verticut tees and greens; spike greens; operate sod cutter; and mow rough with rotary and operates other equipment as directed. Maintain gasoline, oil and other equipment fluid levels daily, report equipment problems and failures to equipment manager immediately. Perform basic preventive maintenance on equipment as directed by the assistant superintendent or equipment manager; and return equipment to designated location at the maintenance facility. Utilize loaders to remove dirt, debris and other materials. Drive a dump truck to haul materials and refuse; operate portable pumps. Change pins and tee markers. Inform supervisors about any irregularity to the golf course. Must effectively interact with club members, community guests, residents and personnel.