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By Todd Creek Golf Club, February 26 - Thornton, Colorado

2nd Assistant Golf Course Superintendent   Opened in 2007, Todd Creek Golf Club is a full-service facility offering premium casual dining, banquets, events and a high-caliber golf experience. Todd Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole facility with a premier practice facility.   Todd Creek Golf Club is seeking a motivated, passionate, and detailed oriented individual to join our team as the 2nd Assistant Superintendent. The 2nd Assistant Superintendent is a key position within the Golf Course Maintenance Department. The 2nd Assistant Superintendent works closely with the Golf Course Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent in the daily management of golf course maintenance operations.   Responsibilities/Duties: ·       Train, motivate, and supervise staff capable of performing the tasks associated with maintaining the golf course.    ·       Must have thorough knowledge and understanding of all tasks.    ·       Assist the Assistant Superintendent with daily schedule, monitor, and supervise daily operations.   ·       Promote and enforce safety practices in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. Train employees in safety procedures and internal procedures.  ·       Ensure cleanliness of the golf course equipment, maintenance facility, and grounds.  ·       Assist with fertilizer and chemical applications including GPS guided sprayer. ·       Assist with the setup of Toro Lynx operating system and maintenance of irrigation system. ·       Assist with record keeping for supplies, daily logs, application records, weather records, and personnel. ·       Assist in the development and implementation of the necessary cultural maintenance programs necessary to keep the golf course in good condition. ·       Lead special projects or other duties as assigned.  ·       Available to work weekends. Rotate duties with Super, Assistant and Mechanic.   Qualifications: ·       Associate or bachelor’s degree in turf management or related field or trades training as obtained in a turf management certificate program and work-related experience in turf management.   ·       Colorado Pesticide License (or ability to obtain within designated timeframe). ·       Working knowledge of golf course operations and turf management practices.     ·       Strong work ethic, positive mindset, and attention to detail. ·       Valid Driver’s License     Job Benefits: ·       Health Insurance o   Vision, Dental, Medical ·       401(k) Retirement ·       Vacation ·       Sick Leave ·       Golf Privileges ·       Employee Discounts   Date Job is Available: ·       April 1, 2026   Salary: ·       $45,000 - $50,000 DOE o   End-of-Year Bonus: Yes o   Overtime: No   Job Application: Send resume to Eric Phillips at ephillips@toddcreekgolfclub.com  

By Myopia Hunt Club, January 20 - updated February 26 - South Hamilton, Massachusetts

Founded in 1875, Myopia Hunt Club is a historic private club located in South Hamilton, Massachusetts, approximately 30 miles north of Boston. The club holds a distinguished place in golf history, having introduced the game in 1894 and hosted four of the first thirteen U.S. Open Championships. Today, Myopia Hunt Club is ranked 50th in Golf Digest’s Top 100 Golf Courses in the United States and 72nd worldwide, reflecting its enduring reputation for excellence. Beyond its renowned championship golf course, Myopia Hunt Club offers a comprehensive country club experience. The club features three active polo fields, seven Har-Tru tennis courts, four paddle courts, two racquetball courts, a pool facility, as well as kennels and stables, making it a truly unique and multifaceted institution. Myopia Hunt Club is committed to maintaining championship playing conditions at a top-100 golf course while fostering a positive, team-oriented environment that promotes a healthy work–life balance. The Assistant-in-Training (A.I.T.) position at Myopia Hunt Club provides a distinctive opportunity for individuals seeking to build a strong foundation in the turf industry. Candidates will work closely with the management team and gain hands-on experience in daily course preparation, agronomic practices, irrigation repair and maintenance, chemical and fertilizer calibration and application, record keeping, and water management. Additionally, the club is currently preparing a Gil Hanse golf course master plan, along with plans for a new maintenance facility, offering exposure to significant upcoming projects.   Responsibilities include: Application of pesticides and plant protectants to fairways, greens, and tees Water management, including hand watering and moisture monitoring Fertilizer calibration and application Supervision and leadership of small crews Participation in aerification and other cultural practices Execution of small projects and course improvements Daily course setup Walk mowing of greens Walk mowing of tees and collars

By Potomac Shores Golf Club - Troon, February 26 - Dumfries, Virginia

Potomac Shores Golf Club is excited to announce the exceptional career opportunity of Head Mechanic.  Qualified candidates will thrive in a hospitality environment and be highly focused on providing superior service to the clubs managed by Troon.     General Purpose: Ensures that mechanical repairs are performed on a variety of gasoline and diesel power equipment in a timely and precise manner. Ensures that all equipment is kept in efficient and operable condition at all times. Essential Duties: Maintains a preventative maintenance program on all equipment, purchases repair parts and replacement supplies. Places orders for parts/supplies as needed for equipment or service and tracks expenses and inventories for budget purposes. Inspects, adjusts, diagnoses and repairs mechanical defects in many types of golf course maintenance equipment. Performs mower grinding/sharpening, general overhaul of motors and reels, installs and adjusts braking systems. Performs machining or welding work in making fittings used in repair of maintenance equipment. Manages expenses in the maintenance of the equipment fleet relating to parts purchases, inventory levels, service work, fuel inventories and related items. Ensures accurate records of preventative maintenance, repairs made, parts ordered are kept. Maintains an up-to-date working knowledge of light and heavy construction and maintenance equipment and automotive apparatus. Maintains skills in the use of a wide variety of equipment repair tools and in the making of various types of mechanical repairs. Knowledge of the theory, care and operation of internal combustion engines, hydraulic systems and mowing equipment maintenance such as grinding, sharpening and adjustment. Diagnoses mechanical troubles and schedules appropriate preventative maintenance work. Organizes and maintains a clean and safe maintenance area. Assists the Manager in interviewing, hiring, training, planning, assigning, and directing work, evaluating performance, rewarding, and disciplining associates; addressing complaints and resolving problems. Assists in the management of department members that may include but is not limited to: Assistant Mechanics. Assures that effective orientation and training are given to each new associate. Assists in developing ongoing training programs. Regular and reliable attendance. Performs other duties as required. Education/Experience: Certificate from college or technical school; or three to six months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination and experience. Experience managing personnel. Physical Demands: Frequently stands and walks; uses hands; reaches with hands and arms; stoops, kneels, crouches or crawls. Occasionally sits, climbs or balances. Regularly talks or hears. Regularly lifts up to 10 pounds and occasionally may lift up to100 pounds. Environment/Noise: Occasionally works in wet or humid conditions (non-weather); with toxic or caustic materials; in extreme cold or heat (non-weather); may experience vibration. Regularly works in outdoor weather conditions and may face the risk of electrical shock or encounter fumes or airborne pathogens. Frequently works in areas near moving mechanical parts. Noise level is loud. Certificates/Licenses: Valid Driver’s License, Mechanics Certificate from Gas and Diesel Engine Training Seminar. Job Knowledge, Skill, and Ability Preferences: Ability to read and speak English may be required in order to perform the duties of the job (e.g. the associates may be required to communicate with English speaking customers or co-workers, the manuals for the equipment the associates may use are in English). Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications. This job description is not an exclusive or exhaustive list of all job functions that an associate in this position may be asked to perform from time to time.

By Brooklake Country Club, February 20 - updated February 26 - Florham Park , New Jersey

Equipment Technician – Brooklake Country Club Location: Florham Park, New Jersey Department: Turf Maintenance Position Type: Full-Time About Brooklake Country Club Brooklake Country Club is a private 18-hole championship golf facility in Florham Park, NJ, known for its high conditioning standards and commitment to excellence. Our turf maintenance team plays a central role in delivering top-tier playing conditions, and we are seeking a skilled, reliable technician to help maintain and elevate our equipment operations. Position Overview The Equipment Technician is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and overall readiness of all golf course maintenance equipment. This role is essential to the daily success of the turf department and offers the opportunity to work with a wide range of modern turf equipment in a collaborative, supportive environment. Key Responsibilities •          Perform routine maintenance and repairs on all turf equipment, including mowers, utility vehicles, tractors, and small-engine tools •          Inspect, diagnose, and troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues •          Maintain sharpness and proper adjustment of cutting units (reel and rotary) •          Oversee equipment cleaning, lubrication, and preventative maintenance schedules •          Maintain accurate service records and parts inventory •          Ensure safe operation of all equipment and uphold shop safety standards •          Assist with equipment setup for daily course preparation •          Collaborate with the Superintendent and Assistants to prioritize equipment needs •          Keep the shop clean, organized, and efficient

By Potomac Shores Golf Club - Troon, February 26 - updated February 26 - Dumfries, Virginia

Potomac Shores Golf Club is excited to announce the exceptional career opportunity of Assistant Superintendent. Qualified candidates will thrive in a hospitality environment and be highly focused on providing superior playing conditions for our members and their guests.   Key Responsibilities of the Assistant Superintendent: Works with the Superintendent to ensure that the annual golf course maintenance budget and capital plans are maintained and followed. Supervises and assists maintenance staff in daily duties. Assists in the planning, organizing and direction of the maintenance and construction of putting greens, tees, fairways, roughs, and bunkers. Supervises the planting and cultural practices involved in growing various turf grasses, trees and ornamental plants. Ensures that construction equipment is properly maintained.  Assists in the procurement of supplies and materials and ensures costs remain within budgetary limitations. Keeps records of annual maintenance activities and costs and assists with the preparation of required prepares reports. Follows sound purchasing procedures utilizing preferred vendors, when possible. Reconciles and provides timely coding of all invoices, payroll and other required documents. Coordinates snow removal (depending upon facility location). Ensures all company policies and procedures are followed including compliance with government regulations. Ensures associates obtain proper license needed to perform job tasks safely and within city, state, and federal regulations. Addresses directly all real or perceived environmental concerns. Manages department members that may include, but is not limited to: Mechanic, Environmental Technician, Equipment Operator, Foreman, Greenskeeper, and Irrigation Technician. Assures that effective orientation and training are given to each new associate. Develops ongoing training programs. Monitors business volume forecast and plans accordingly in areas of manpower, productivity, costs and other expenses. Incorporates safe work practices in job performance. Minimum Qualifications for the Assistant Superintendent:  Bachelor's degree, associate's degree or equivalent from a four- or two-year college; 3–4-year related experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience (degree preference in agronomy/horticulture/plant/soil science. Other Qualifications: Proficient in Microsoft Office; Word, Excel, & Outlook. Ability to obtain Virginia pesticide license within 6 months of employment.

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 The Country Club of Naples, February 26 - Naples, Florida

We are seeking a motivated and experienced 2nd Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to join our turf management team. This is an excellent opportunity for a hands-on professional who thrives in a team-oriented environment and is passionate about delivering exceptional playing conditions. Position Overview The 2nd Assistant Superintendent plays a key role in the daily management and conditioning of the golf course. This position requires strong technical knowledge, practical field experience, and the ability to lead and motivate crew members while maintaining the highest standards of turf quality and course presentation.

By Cohasset Golf Club, February 26 - Cohasset, Massachusetts

Cohasset Golf Club, located in south shore of Massachusetts, is seeking an Assistant in Training/Spray Technician to join our team.  Established in 1894, Cohasset Golf Club is one of the oldest, private clubs in New England.  Cohasset Golf Club is a challenging 18-hole Donald Ross golf course located 25 miles south of Boston.  This position will be an integral part of our daily maintenance operation.  We are seeking a detail oriented and reliable spray technician that can help us maintain unparalleled daily tournament conditions through the safe and effective application of fertilizers, pesticides, and other turf management products. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to take that first step into the Turfgrass industry with a focus on becoming a golf course Superintedent.  This candidate will be involved in all aspects of the day to day operation with a primary focus on applications and assistance to the management team. Golf Course Projects being executed in 2026: In house tree work and construction of a new turf nursery in preparation for master plan renovation Master plan restoration project starting in August designed by Jaeger Kovich of Proper Golf  This project consists of bunkers, green and fairway expansions, tees, and partial irrigation system Dredging of 5 acre irrigation pond starting in August using hydraulic dredge Primary Responsibilities of the Position: Assist in daily Golf Course Operations Chemical and fertilizer applications: safely and properly mix and apply products throughout the golf course Equipment Calibration and maintenance Record keeping Help lead, train and mentor staff Lead small teams on projects while supporting management to get the job done Learn and train to be a team leader and run a productive maintenance crew

By The Links at Firestone Farms, February 26 - Columbiana, Ohio

The Links at Firestone Farms is looking to add a new member to our golf course team to fill the Assistant Superintendent position. This full time position will be in charge of necessary daily maintenance procedures, special projects, and assist the superintendent in staff management and long range goals for the golf course. Applicant preferably should have experience in the golf course maintenance industry and be trained on basic course management procedures. These should include the ability to operate and maintain the mowing equipment, have experience with irrigation repair, and have the ability to run the sprayer.  This is a full time hourly or salaried position (based on experience) with additional employee benefits that can be customized based on the applicants needs, experience, and skill set. The Links is excited to welcome the right fit to our team that will no doubt be a valuable asset to the operation

By Compass Pointe Golf Course, February 26 - updated February 26 - Pasadena, Maryland

Compass Pointe Golf Course is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Assistant Superintendent to join our Agronomy team. Compass Pointe is a 36-hole daily-fee facility owned by Anne Arundel County and professionally managed by Indigo Sports, a Troon Golf Company, for over 25 years The Assistant will work closely with the Superintendent to manage all aspects of the golf course. This will include, but not limited to hiring staff, crew management, leading monthly OSHA and company safety meetings. Assist the team with daily course set up and mowing schedules, all aspects of irrigation management and repair, IPM and pesticide/fertilizer applications. Coaching staff with routine tasks (mowing, calibrating, course set up, etc.) Assist with inventory of all chemicals, fertilizers, equipment, supplies and all pesticide/ fertilizer documentation.

By Brookfield Country Club, February 9 - updated February 26 - Clarence, New York

Brookfield Country Club is seeking a Senior Assistant Superintendent who is ready to take on meaningful responsibility and advance both within the club and the golf course industry. This position is intentionally structured for forward movement, with a proven track record of advancement. The previous Senior Assistant Superintendent at Brookfield was promoted to Golf Course Superintendent, and the next individual in this role is expected to follow a similar path. This is a leadership role with autonomy over day-to-day golf course operations. The Senior Assistant Superintendent will be trusted to manage daily execution while actively participating in agronomic planning and decision making alongside the Superintendent. Afternoons are intentionally dedicated to greens moisture management and planning, executed within an agronomic framework built on the same practices used at the highest levels of the industry. The goal is to develop systems, decision-making skills, and leadership habits that can be carried directly into a first Superintendent role. Responsibilities include daily operations oversight, staff leadership and development, execution of cultural practices and spray programs, course setup, tournament preparation, and involvement with irrigation system operation and maintenance. Experience with Rain Bird irrigation systems is helpful but not required. Seasonal workload expectations are 50–70 hours per week during the golf season. The ability to work extended hours, including weekends and holidays, is required.

By Baltimore Country Club, February 26 - updated February 26 - Timonium, Maryland

Baltimore Country Club is seeking a driven, detail-oriented Assistant Superintendent to join our agronomy leadership team during a truly dynamic period in the Club’s history. With significant capital investments, championship-level expectations, and a commitment to innovation, this is an exceptional opportunity for a motivated turf professional to grow and make an impact.  This position would be ideal for a recent graduate.   Club Highlights: ●      Six consecutive years as one of the Top Places to Work in Baltimore ●      Over 3,400 members and 400+ staff across two campuses ●      Recognized among the Top 50 Country Clubs in the U.S. and Top 100 in the world ●      Host site for major championships, including: ○      2026 USGA U.S. Senior Amateur Championship ○      2028 Western Amateur Championship ○      2031 USGA Women’s Amateur Championship ●      Future Projects: ○      2027 East Course Renovation Baltimore Country Club is committed to operational excellence and innovation. Recent and ongoing investments include: ·       Modern equipment fleet upgrades ·       Advanced irrigation and water management systems ·       Data-driven agronomic tools and GPS technology ·       Enhanced staff training and leadership development programs The Assistant Superintendent will have exposure to progressive turf management strategies, capital project planning, and high-level team leadership within a forward-thinking operation. Traits of Individual: ●      Positive attitude with strong interpersonal skills ●      Ability to work independently while thriving in a team-oriented culture ●      High level of organization, attention to detail, and integrity ●      Self-motivated, resourceful, and able to work autonomously to achieve goals ●      Committed to mentoring and developing others, fostering a culture of growth and safety Key Responsibilities, Knowledge, Skills, and Aptitude: The Assistant Superintendent works closely with the Director of Agronomy and Golf Course Superintendents to: ·       Lead daily maintenance operations and crew management ·       Execute championship-level course conditioning ·       Assist with renovation and capital improvement projects ·       Manage water, fertility, and plant health programs ·       Support budgeting, scheduling, and long-term agronomic planning ·       Develop and mentor seasonal and full-time team members Preferred Qualifications: ·       Passion for championship conditioning and attention to detail ·       Strong leadership presence and team-building skills ·       Interest in construction/renovation project management ·       Commitment to continuous improvement and professional development

By Cattail Creek Country Club, February 25 - Glenwood, Maryland

About Cattail Creek Country Club Founded in 1988 by a group of 46 Howard County golf enthusiasts, Cattail Creek Country Club was designed by renowned architect Willard Byrd and opened for play in July 1993. The 18-hole golf course sits on a 168-acre property defined by rolling terrain and natural water features. Greens, tees and fairways are grassed to bentgrass. Roughs consist of a blend of ryegrass, Kentucky bluegrass, and tall fescue. Operational Resources Equipment fleet valued at over $2 million (leased and owned) Operating budget exceeding $2 million with strong equipment repair and maintenance allocation Annual investment program in new equipment with minimal deferred purchases Well-equipped workshop featuring new Foley grinders Position Overview The Equipment Manager works closely with the Golf Course Superintendent and leadership team to ensure all equipment is properly maintained, safe to operate, and prepared to support daily operations. The successful candidate will take pride in organization, preventative maintenance, and precision equipment setup. An understanding of consistency and detail in a high-caliber golf environment is essential. Key Responsibilities Lead maintenance, repair, and calibration of all golf course equipment Develop and implement a comprehensive preventive maintenance program Maintain accurate service records, parts inventory, and operating cost documentation Manage the equipment repair and maintenance budget Coordinate with the Superintendent and staff to prioritize equipment needs Ensure compliance with safety regulations Provide staff training on equipment operation and care Stay current with industry trends and equipment technology Maintain a clean, organized, and safe workshop environment  

By Bradenton Country Club, Inc., February 25 - Bradenton, Florida

Bradenton Country Club was founded in 1924 and is located in Bradenton, Florida on the gulf coast of southwest Florida. The Club offers an exclusive, member only experience and home to a Donald Ross design. The club is managed by Signature One management services based out of Sarasota, Florida. The Golf course Superintendent will be employed by the management group and will join a company that is quickly growing to manage a multitude of golf courses and homeowner's associations throughout Florida. 

By Riverside Municipal Golf Course, February 25 - Portland, Maine

Job Summary: The City of Portland, Maine seeks a dynamic, experienced leader at Riverside Golf Course for the Department of Parks, Recreation & Facilities. This is a full time, year-round, working supervisory position that assists in maintaining the grounds of the City owned golf courses. Works closely with the Superintendent on all aspects of turf maintenance and overall conditioning of the golf course. This position requires specific areas of expertise in agronomic practices, playing conditions, and improving daily customer experience. Must be comfortable executing and managing daily tasks ranging from mowing practices, turf repair, chemical/fertilizer applications, irrigation system operation and repair, daily golf course setup, and winter recreation operations. Regularly reviews course playing conditions and works with the Superintendent to determine the best management practices for turf health and playability. Identifies and corrects problems such as drainage and irrigation failures, pest and disease pressure. This position will supervise permanent and seasonal employees and work with private contractors working on City properties as needed. Duties & Responsibilities: Maintains appropriate records of work performed, employee time, equipment and material usage, and other pertinent data. Provides daily logs of work. Provides information as requested for weekly, monthly, and annual reports. Provides instruction to individuals and crews on equipment and safety in accordance with state and local regulations. Coordinates and assists with snow removal, ice rink maintenance, and grooming of nordic ski trails at the Riverside Golf Course. Assists as needed with Departmental winter operations including sidewalk snow removal, pinch point clearing, parking lot clearing, and other City-wide winter operations tasks. Oversees crews working winter operations as needed. Performs related work as required.   Required Skills & Experience: Considerable experience in golf course maintenance, and management. Graduation from a standard high school. Preferred completion of post secondary education in turf maintenance; or any equivalent combination of training and experience which provides the following knowledge, abilities and skills. Thorough knowledge and ability to conduct golf course maintenance, drainage, automatic irrigation systems and control of fungus, weeds and diagnose and treat turf diseases. Ability to supervise and train personnel. Experience working with a diverse workforce. Some working knowledge of light-duty equipment such as skid-steers, tool cats, backhoes, sidewalk plows. Ability to use a computer and working knowledge of Google Suite and Microsoft Office software, including Excel and Word.

By Sugar Mill Country Club, February 25 - New Smyrna Beach, Florida

* APPLICANTS MUST APPLY THROUGH PGA.ORG - LINK BELOW * ABOUT SUGAR MILL COUNTRY CLUB New Smyrna Beach, FL | For more than half a century, Sugar Mill Country Club has been regarded as the premier private, member-owned country club in the region. Architect Ron Garl’s reimagining of Joe Lee’s original 27-hole design has transformed a classic into a modern-day masterpiece, providing challenges and rewards along every bend. Recognized by Audubon International for its environmental stewardship.  About the Area: New Smyrna Beach gives you a coastal lifestyle with authentic character. Artists live and work here year-round, restaurants source from fishing boats that dock downtown, and 17 miles of beach means you're never fighting for space. This setting complements Sugar Mill Country Club to the fullest.    CLUB DETAILS Facility: Member Owned Course Access: Private Number of Holes: 27 Total Annual Rounds: 40,000 Number of Carts: 45 Course Owned 75 Member Owned Members (Golf/Social): Golf - 305 Other - 150 Primary Golf Season: January - December Recent Renovations: 2023-2024 White and Red Nines were fully renovated, with the Blue Nine scheduled for renovation in 2027. Turfgrass Varieties: TifEagle and Bimini Bermuda Equipment: Toro and John Deere Practice Range: Yes Number of Staff Managed: 20   POSITION OVERVIEW Title: Golf Course Superintendent Reports to: General Manager  Supervises: Agronomy Staff Position Description: The Head Golf Course Superintendent is entrusted with the care, maintenance, and continuous improvement of Sugar Mill’s Country Club golf course, practice facilities, and surrounding grounds. This individual will serve as a hands-on leader overseeing all turfgrass programs, staff management, budgeting, agronomic planning, irrigation, and long-term course improvements. The ideal candidate brings strong communication skills, team-oriented leadership, and a deep commitment to continuous improvement.   Reporting to the General Manager, the Golf Course Superintendent is an integral part of the Club’s executive leadership team and works closely with the Head Golf Professional to deliver an outstanding golf experience. The Golf Course Superintendent is expected to work as a true partner with the Head Golf Professional in the daily operation of the golf course, ensuring seamless coordination between agronomy and golf operations.   ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Golf Course Maintenance & Agronomics Direct all phases of golf course maintenance, including mowing, cultural practices, pest/disease management, fertilization, and daily course setup. Maintain all turf, landscapes, trees, and ornamental plantings across the entire property. Develop and manage an efficient irrigation and water-usage plan, including monitoring and reporting. Ensure all chemical applications are safely executed and fully compliant with federal, state, and local regulations. Schedule maintenance around member play to maximize efficiency and minimize disruption. Lead and support capital improvement projects such as cart-path upgrades, drainage enhancements, bunker work, and long-range agronomic initiatives.   Team Management & Leadership Recruit, hire, train, and supervise a committed grounds team. Build a positive, collaborative, and professional culture that promotes accountability and pride in course conditions. Implement labor-management strategies, staffing schedules, and performance standards. Conduct annual performance reviews and mentor team members for growth and advancement.   Financial Management & Planning Prepare and manage the annual operating and capital budgets for grounds and agronomy. Approve expenditures, maintain inventory, oversee payroll, and ensure operations remain within budgetary expectations. Participate in long-term strategic planning regarding course improvements, capital needs, and agronomic direction.   Equipment Maintenance & Safety Oversee the repair, preventative maintenance, and replacement of all golf course maintenance equipment. Ensure staff follow proper safety protocols, equipment operation procedures, and OSHA compliance. Conduct annual equipment evaluations and recommend capital replacements or upgrades.   Communication & Administration Maintain detailed and accurate records of chemical applications, water usage, weather data, inventory, and maintenance routines. Communicate consistently with the General Manager, Head Golf Professional, Committees, and leadership regarding course conditions, projects, and priorities. Provide ongoing updates to the membership about maintenance practices, agronomic philosophies, and upcoming work.

By Quarry Ridge Golf Course, February 12 - updated February 25 - Portland, Connecticut

Position Overview: This person will be training with current superintendent the remainder of the 2026 season and taking over as superintendent in 2027. Individual must be an experienced Assistant who is ready to take the next step in their career.  Primary Responsibilities: · Direct all aspects of turf grass maintenance and daily operations for Quarry Ridge Golf Course. · Develop and implement comprehensive agronomic plans aligned with seasonal and long-term goals. · Lead, mentor, and manage a skilled maintenance team, including the Assistant Superintendent and seasonal staff. · Collaborate with ownership  to enhance course conditions and customer experience. · Oversee irrigation system operation, scheduling, troubleshooting and repair · Maintain compliance with all regulatory standards related to pesticide applications and environmental practices. Must have license. · Operate within a set budget and assist in long-range planning for equipment and infrastructure needs. · Must have some mechanical knowledge  

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 Tahoe Mountain Club, February 25 - truckee, California

Tahoe Mountain Club's Old Greenwood is looking for a professional turf equipment technician. The job is a full-time, year round position. The ideal candidate is clean, organized and has experience with small engines and hydraulic repairs. The turf equipment technician will work closely with the equipment manager and superintendents to maintain, diagnose and repair all equipment that is part of our operation to maintain high quality standards. Our fleet consists of all Toro equipment and John Deere tractors. We have a top of the line shop and tools to get the job done in a safe, clean and professional manner. Training will be provided for the right candidate with small engine and hydraulic repair experience. Successful traits; Honest & self disciplined Self motivated Team player with positive attitude Willingness to learn Safe and Methodical  

By Sea Scape Golf Links, February 12 - updated February 25 - Kitty Hawk, North Carolina

Housing included.  Responsibilities and daily tasks will be those that are usual and consistent with golf course maintenance, the assistant superintendent position, and having or developing the skills to be a superintendent.  We are especially looking for an individual who wants to learn and help develop precision nutrient and pesticide application techniques.  Bonuses can be given based on performance and/or course revenue.  Please contact Jamin Blume at seascapegolfinc@gmail.com for more detailed information.

By Island Country Club, January 8 - updated February 25 - Marco island, Florida

Job Title: Equipment Manager Reports to: Head Golf Course Superintendent Compensation: $110,000 to $135,000 Annual Salary Based on Experience Relocation: Club will assist with relocation Location: Island Country Club 500 Nassau Road Marco Island, Florida 34145  About The Club: The Island Country Club, founded in 1966, is located on Marco Island, a 24-square-mile barrier island in Southwest Florida along the Gulf of Mexico just south of the city of Naples. The Island Club offers the only private 18-hole golf course on the island, consisting of homes, resort hotels, marinas, and beaches. In addition to the modern and challenging golf course for all levels, the Club has a beautiful clubhouse that offers superb dining, a Wellness center, and five Har-Tru clay tennis courts. For more information on the Club, please visit https://www.island-countryclub.org/. Job Summary (Essential Functions): The Equipment Manager will be responsible for all equipment maintenance and repair, parts and inventory, and maintaining a safe, clean, and organized work environment. The Equipment Manager will be a hands-on leader guiding, training, coaching, and assisting the Equipment Mechanic in developing and implementing a preventive maintenance schedule, the repair and maintenance of turf equipment and vehicle fleets, training grounds staff on the safe and proper use of equipment and parts, and equipment inventory. The Equipment Manager will advise the Golf Course Superintendent on major equipment failures and replacement needs and work as an integral member of the grounds team. Essential Responsibilities: Lead, guide, train, and coach the Equipment Mechanic in maintaining, diagnosing, and repairing turf equipment and other shop responsibilities. Develop, manage, and assist in the preventive maintenance program of equipment. Inspect, maintain, diagnose, and repair all equipment in the fleet, including parts fabrication. Educate and train grounds staff on the safe and proper use of equipment. Perform grinding and sharpening of cutting units to maintain optimal performance. Purchase parts, supplies, and materials as needed and maintain a stocked and orderly parts inventory. Practice and ensure all health, safety, and environmental regulations are known, understood, and practiced, including proper storage or disposal of hazardous materials, including fuel, grease, and solvents. Advise the Golf Course Superintendent on major equipment failures and replacement needs. Establish and adjust daily, weekly, and monthly repair and maintenance schedules based on equipment requirements and the course maintenance schedule. Establish and maintain accurate records for equipment, liquids, parts, equipment conditions, repairs, costs of repairs, and preventive maintenance. Maintain a safe, clean, and organized shop. Perform daily course checks to ensure cut quality and proper operation of equipment. Prepare, recommend, and manage the equipment budget, monitoring cost and expenditures, and identifying variances and recommending and implementing corrective action as necessary. Qualifications: Experience in the maintenance, diagnostics, and repair of turf equipment. Experience in cutting unit set-up, ideally with Bernhart reel and bedknife grinders. Ability to read and follow manuals, understand preventive maintenance requirements and schedules, and repair equipment. Know and have the ability to utilize various trade tools and the safety guidelines of their use. Familiarity with managing a budget. Ability to utilize computer software systems such as a purchase order system, Excel, Word, and PM Software. Trade school, formal education, or certifications in mechanical, electrical, or related programs, or equivalent experience.

By TPC Louisiana, February 17 - updated February 25 - Avondale, Louisiana

Job Title: Equipment Manager Reports to: Director of Golf Course Maintenance Operations Compensation: $30 - $40 Dollars per Hour plus Overtime Relocation: Relocation Assistance Available Location: TPC Louisiana 11001 Lapalco Boulevard Avondale, Louisiana 70094   About TPC Louisiana: TPC Louisiana opened in 2004 and is one of more than 30 premier golf courses owned and operated by the PGA Tour. TPC Louisiana is located in the suburbs southwest of New Orleans. is an 18-hole golf course in the southern United States, located in Avondale, Louisiana is a suburb southwest and less than a 30-minute drive from of New Orleans. The course was designed by renowned golf course architect Pete Dye in consultation with tour professionals Steve Elkington and Kelly Gibson, and currently hosts the Zurich Classic of New Orleans in April of each year. The greens have Mini Verde Bermudagrass, and fairways are TifSport Bermudagrass. TPC properties are known for their outstanding conditioning and amenities, as well as a commitment to environmental excellence. To learn more about the TPC Louisiana, visit their webpage at https://tpc.com/louisiana/. Job Summary: The Equipment Manager will be responsible for all equipment maintenance and repair, parts inventory, and maintaining a safe, clean, and organized shop. The Equipment Manager will be a hands-on leader, training, coaching, and assisting the Equipment Mechanic with preventive maintenance, repair, and maintenance of turf equipment and vehicle fleets, training the grounds staff on the safe and proper use of equipment, and managing parts and equipment inventory. The Equipment Manager will advise the Director of Golf Course Maintenance Operations on major equipment failures and replacement needs and work as an integral member of the team. Essential Responsibilities: Lead, train, coach, and assist the Equipment Mechanic in maintaining, diagnosing, and repairing turf equipment and other shop responsibilities. Develop, manage, and assist in the preventive maintenance schedule for equipment. Inspect, maintain, diagnose, and repair all equipment in the fleet, including parts fabrication. Educate and train grounds staff on the safe and proper use of equipment. Perform grinding and sharpening of cutting units to maintain optimal performance. Purchase parts, supplies, and materials as needed and maintain a stocked and orderly parts inventory. Practice and ensure compliance with all health, safety, and environmental regulations, including proper storage and disposal of hazardous materials such as fuel, grease, and solvents. Advise the Director of Golf Course Maintenance Operations on major equipment failures and replacement needs. Establish and adjust daily, weekly, and monthly repair and maintenance schedules based on equipment requirements and the course maintenance schedule. Establish and maintain accurate records for equipment, liquids, parts, equipment conditions, repairs, costs of repairs, and preventive maintenance. Maintain a safe, clean, and organized shop. Perform daily course checks to ensure cut quality and proper operation of equipment. Prepare, recommend, and manage the equipment budget, monitor cost and expenditures, and identify variances and recommend and implement corrective action as necessary. Qualifications: Experience in the maintenance, diagnostics, and repair of turf equipment. Experience in cutting unit set-up, reel, and bedknife grinders. Ability to read and follow manuals and understand preventive maintenance requirements. Ability to utilize various trade tools and know the safety guidelines of their use. Familiarity with managing a budget. Ability to use an order system, Excel, Word, and PM Software. Trade school, formal education, or certifications in mechanics, or equivalent experience. Benefits: Group medical, dental, and vision benefits. Health Savings Account with employer contributions. Life and disability insurance. Pet insurance. 401k retirement plan with matching contributions. Paid time off for vacation and holiday pay. Paid GCSAA annual national and local association membership, paid attendance at some local and regional conferences. Tuition assistance. Complimentary employee meals. Access to PGA TOUR golf tournaments Playing privileges and employee discounts

By Metedeconk National Golf Club, February 18 - updated February 25 - Jackson Township, New Jersey

Metedeconk National Golf Club is a premier 27-hole private facility in central New Jersey known for championship-level conditioning and a demanding, detail-oriented membership. The club will host the 2029 USGA Four-Ball Championship, providing the maintenance team with national exposure and elite tournament preparation experience. This position is being posted as one of our assistants prepares to pursue a Superintendent opportunity. Under current leadership, three assistants have advanced to Superintendent roles over the past six years. We believe strongly in mentorship, accountability, and preparing assistants to lead their own operations. This is not simply a maintenance position — it is a development platform designed to prepare the right candidate for long-term leadership in golf course management.  Full irrigation renovation beginning this year featuring a Rain Bird system Consultant/Designer: CTech (Thomas Campbell)  Contractor: GELCO (George Ley)  Hands-on experience in a complete system overhaul  

By Mountain Air Country Club, December 17, 2025 - updated February 25 - Burnsville, NC, North Carolina

Mountain Air Country Club-Burnsville, NC Mountain Air is a private gated community in the mountains of Western North Carolina. We are currently hiring three interns for the upcoming 2026 season. Our greens, tees, and fairways are a mix of bentgrass and poa with bluegrass and fescue roughs.  Interns will gain experience in irrigation, chemical applications and calibration, small crew management, disease identification, and other aspects of golf course maintenance. Our internship program is designed to challenge and prepare students for a successful career in turf management. Applicants are expected to have the drive, determination, and self-discipline to complete task in a timely manner with a focus on quality and accuracy. The work is fast paced and intense but also rewarding. We count on clear communication to ensure quality is never compromised and all tasks are completed consistently.     2025 Fall Flyover Mountain Air Country Club

By Purdue Intercollegiate Athletics, February 24 - updated February 24 - West Lafayette, Indiana

Provide golf course management support to the Golf Course Superintendent and/or Associate Superintendent to full execute an all-inclusive golf course maintenance plan for two 18-hole championship golf courses, including turf maintenance, landscaping programs.  Supervise regular and temporary hourly staff. Maintenance Operations:  Together with the Golf Course Superintendent and/or Associate Superintendent, ‎develop and fully execute an all-inclusive golf course maintenance plan for ‎two 18-hole golf ‎courses.  Manage daily golf course turf maintenance and related projects ‎‎(including drainage mowing, turf maintenance, chemical applications, irrigation, ‎tree and ‎shrub maintenance, golf course aesthetics).  Discuss critical-path decisions affecting the “play-ability” of the course and evaluate recommendations with the Superintendent.  Develop and maintain positive, ‎productive working relationships with athletics crew, ‎agronomy and physical facilities staff, and outside vendors. Supervisory Responsibilities:  Oversee scheduling and work assignments of temporary non-student and student maintenance employees to ensure good, playable conditions, and cost control.  ‎Make recommendations for hiring, pay adjustments, performance feedback, and terminations. Train and supervise employees in equipment operation and golf course maintenance. Review and maintain accurate timecards.‎ Maintain accurate daily logbook of completed tasks for the day. Spraying Applications:  Responsible for pesticide applications for assigned golf course. Daily inspect golf course to assess need for pesticide herbicide, fungicide, group control, chemical balance, quantity, and location of all appropriate and ‎necessary chemical applications and evaluate recommendations with the Superintendent.  Maintain complete and accurate records. Maintenance Shop Operations:  Collaboratively with Superintendent and/or Associate Superintendent, oversee maintenance and shop operations ‎by repair and upkeep of ‎equipment within approved budget, developing multi-year plan for maintenance equipment purchase, trade-in and salvage. Learn all aspects of equipment repair and maintenance, i.e. grinding, lapping, adjusting infield diagnosis and clear concise communication to mechanic.  Ability to adjust to equipment failures. Perform Other Duties as Assigned by the Superintendent:  Assist Superintendent in developing and managing annual budget.  Collaborate with Superintendent and/or Associate Superintendent and outside ‎constituencies such as NCAA and USGA to meet specifications of tournaments. Participate in continuing education opportunities such as ‎seminars, workshops, correspondence ‎courses, field days, and trade shows.  Subject to 24-hour call-backs.