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By Hampton Golf, Inc. - Astor Creek Country Club, October 24, 2025 - Port St. Lucie, Florida

Astor Creek Country Club is looking for a dedicated and detail-oriented Assistant Superintendent to support our golf course maintenance operations. This is a great opportunity to join a professional team in a dynamic and growing club environment. Salary & Benefits Competitive salary between $55K - $60K, commensurate with experience Full healthcare benefits including medical, dental, and ancillary insurance 401(k) with company match Paid time off and strong work/life balance A collaborative and supportive team culture About Astor Creek Country Club: Nestled on Florida’s Treasure Coast in Port St. Lucie—one of the fastest-growing cities in the state—Astor Creek Country Club offers a premier golf and lifestyle experience. The club features a signature 18-hole golf course designed to balance challenge and playability. Planned amenities include a Pro Shop, 15-acre driving range, 3-acre short game complex, and a 15,000 sq. ft. practice putting green. The club will also offer a fitness facility, sports courts, multiple dining venues including a Sports Bar, and a resort-style pool. Our Culture and Values provides Team Members with a rewarding lifestyle and work/life balance.   Job purpose The Assistant Golf Course Superintendent reports directly to the Golf Course Superintendent. Under the Superintendent's supervision, the Assistant Superintendent directs and participates in the maintenance of the golf course tees, greens, fairways, and cart paths; supervises the maintenance and repair of motorized and other mechanical equipment; and does related work as required. The assistant superintendent may serve in the superintendent's capacity during his/her absence.  Duties and responsibilities Assist the Superintendent in day to day operations of the facility. Supervise, train, and work with seasonal staff to build a solid team environment. Prepare and submit weekly employee schedules to ensure efficient use of employees. Helps monitor the course for disease pressure, moisture issues (both dry and wet), turf decline, and other pests. Must have the ability to make pesticide and fertilizer applications, calibrate equipment, properly document applications, keep an inventory, and the ability to take notes. Irrigation scheduling, repair, and maintenance of a Toro irrigation system with Osmac controllers and Lynx operating system. Knowledge and ability to properly hand-water turf. Be willing to work on average a 40 to 55 hour week depending on need, and every third weekend during the golf season. Have the ability to work in the Winter elements on snow removal, and various outside Winter tasks. Attend and participate in weekly department and other periodic employee and member meetings. Conduct weekly facility walk through to ensure the facility is safe and presentable. Operate within all guidelines, policies, standards and constraints as established by Hampton Golf.

By Winchester Country Club, October 24, 2025 - Meadow Vista, California

Part-time work. Shifts available 7 days a week from 7am-11am. Work a minimum of 3 shifts and receive unlimited golf!   POSITION SUMMARY: This position performs semi-skilled grounds construction and maintenance work on the golf course under the supervision of the superintendent.   ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS & BASIC DUTIES: Mowing of Greens, Fairways, Tee Boxes, and Rough Operation of string trimmers, blowers, and hand tools Hand Watering Raking bunkers Blowing Debris Moving tee markers Irrigation repair Fertilizer and chemical applications Other duties may be assigned. *

By Teed & Brown, LLC., October 22, 2025 - updated October 24, 2025 - Bethel, Connecticut

Thrive/Teed & Brown LLC, Professional Lawn Care & Irrigation Management Internship Program Overview: Many University turfgrass degree programs require a 3 or 6 month internship to complement classroom learning. At Thrive/Teed & Brown, LLC, our Professional Lawn Care & Irrigation Management INternship bridges academic theory with real-world experience, offering hands-on experience to the operations, leadership, & science behind a premium lawn care business. This internship is designed specifically designed to cultivate long-term talent & future company leaders. It will involve extensive mentorship & structured training to ensure interns are fully prepared for a supervisory or management role upon completion. Program Focus & Learning Objectives: Whether a 3-month or a 6-month long internship, interns will gain a 360' understanding of turf management, business operations, & client service excellence. This immersive program includes: Field Training: Operation of professional equipment, vehicles, trailers, & the various mobile applications used in daily service operations. Leadership & Team Management: Shadow Lawn Care Managers to learn scheduling, route planning, quality control, & customer communications. Irrigation Systems:  Work along side our Irrigation Install & Service Teams to understand system installation, maintenance & seasonal servicing. Business & Administration:  Spend time with office & operations teams to learn about customer support, billing, & logistics. Seasonal Operations:  Participate in Summer Check-Up &  Lawn Manager Visits, Fall Aeration Prep and/or Fall Aeration. Program Timeline: 3-Month Internship: Late Spring/Early Summer: Mid May to Mid June will be all about Field & Foundation Summer:  Mid June to Mid July will be Lawn Care & Irrigation Management (LCM visits, Check-Up Visits, Irrigation Systems Install & Service) Late Spring/Early Fall:  Mid July to Mid August will be Peak Season prep & Business Impact 6-Month Internship: Late Spring: May to June will be Field & Foundation Summer: July to August will be Lawn Care & Irrigation Management Fall: September to November will be Peak Season & Business impact of taking part in our most important service, Fall Aeration Assessments & Next Steps:  Interns that are required to complete a Final Report or Presentation will be given support in completion of the assignments. Outstanding performance during the internship may lead to a full time job offer upon graduation with Thrive/Teed & Brown, LLC.  

By Camarillo Springs Golf Course, October 23, 2025 - Camarillo, California

Camarillo Springs Golf Course is entering an exciting new chapter under an active and financially committed ownership group dedicated to revitalizing and transforming the property into one of the premier public golf destinations in Ventura County. Significant investments are being made in infrastructure, irrigation, turf health, and facility improvements, and ownership is hands-on and highly supportive of the Superintendent’s vision and success.   We are seeking an experienced Golf Course Superintendent who is passionate about restoration projects, agronomic excellence, and building a winning team culture. This is a unique opportunity to lead a dramatic turnaround at a course with tremendous natural potential and ownership fully behind the effort—both financially and operationally.

By San Francisco Golf Club, October 22, 2025 - San Francisco, California

  Responsible for programming, operation and maintenance of irrigation system for golf course Operates programs to water in pesticide applications Operates irrigation heads in dry areas needing additional water Troubleshooting and Repairs of the irrigation system, pipes and irrigation heads as needed Maintains a working inventory, including ordering necessary supplies Monitors water levels and testing Coordinates pump servicing Ability to work a weekend day if necessary, some holidays, and in a variety of weather conditions will be essential to the job responsibilities Other duties as assigned by the Management Staff ·       An understanding of agronomics related to plant health, soil management and pesticide applications ·       An understanding and commitment to water and environmental management ·       Computers skills ·       Excellent verbal and written communication skills ·       Must be in good physical condition and able to lift at least 50 lbs.  

By Junior National Golf Club, October 22, 2025 - Goodyear, Arizona

The equipment manager is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and overall management of all golf course equipment including mowers, utility vehicles, tractors, handheld power equipment, and small tools. This role ensures that all equipment operates safely, efficiently, and in compliance with established standards to support the maintenance of high-level playing conditions.

By Wendell Country Club, October 22, 2025 - Wendell, North Carolina

Wendell Country Club is seeking an experienced, proactive Golf Course Superintendent to lead all aspects of turf and facility agronomy at Wendell Country Club.  The position requires an agronomic professional with experience working in the Southeast’s climate. The ideal candidate will combine strong agronomic knowledge with leadership, fiscal management, and a commitment to delivering championship playing conditions.   Basic Functions The Golf Course Superintendent is responsible for the overall maintenance and management of the golf course grounds, clubhouse surrounds, and other maintainable property. This position ensures that the course provides healthy, high-quality playing conditions and an exceptional experience for customers. Primary Responsibilities Maintain all grounds including the golf course, clubhouse surrounds, and related areas. Supervise all fertilizing, chemical applications, and care of turf, plants, shrubs, and trees. Supervise, recruit, train, and evaluate maintenance staff (year-round and seasonal), promote safety and teamwork, and create daily/weekly work plans. Collaborate with the General Manager to address and respond to member feedback. Prepare and manage the annual maintenance budget for the golf course operation. Maintain inventory and oversee repairs, maintenance, and scheduling for all golf course equipment. A strong background in equipment maintenance is preferred; an off-site mechanic is available for support. Implement and enforce a comprehensive safety program for all maintenance employees. Supervise all irrigation activities to ensure optimal course conditions. Develop and implement an annual chemical and fertilization plan. Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations for pesticide/herbicide application, fertilizer use, water discharge, and environmental permits; maintain accurate spray logs and MSDS records. Ideal Candidate Degree in turf management, agronomy, or a related field preferred (experience may substitute for education). Proven knowledge of budgeting and expense management. Stable employment history Strong leadership and communication skills. Dedicated professional seeking a long-term opportunity. Required Qualifications Solid background in irrigation operation and repair. Proficiency with chemical application equipment, including mixing, applying, and managing pesticides. Valid pesticide license. Valid driver’s license.