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By Rumson Country Club, September 3 - updated September 5 - Rumson, New Jersey

Located along the Jersey Shore, Rumson Country Club is an 18-hole private facility that offers much more than golf. Members enjoy a championship course, a new driving range with both cool and warm season grasses, a short game area, croquet, tennis, paddle tennis, skeet and trap shooting, a pool, a marina, and a yacht club. Just 40 minutes from New York City and minutes from the beach, Rumson offers a unique mix of convenience, tradition, and coastal lifestyle. The club is investing heavily in its future, with current capital projects that include a clubhouse renovation, a new pump station, utility upgrades, and upcoming golf course improvements. It’s an exciting time to join the team and be part of shaping what comes next. We’re looking for a dedicated Assistant Superintendent to join our golf course maintenance team. In this role, you’ll be directly involved in the day-to-day care of the course and surrounding grounds. You’ll work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent on planning, scheduling, and executing maintenance and project work. This position offers hands-on experience, mentorship, and the chance to build a strong foundation for a long-term career in turfgrass management. Success Traits of the Individual: The right candidate is motivated, dependable, and eager to learn. You should enjoy working outdoors, tackling challenges, and contributing to a team. If your long-term goal is to become a Golf Course Superintendent, this role will give you the tools and experiences you need to get there. Key Responsibilities: Support daily maintenance of greens, fairways, bunkers, and water features. Assist in planning and carrying out maintenance schedules and special projects. Learn and apply the agronomic plan to maintain high-quality playing conditions. Build strong working relationships with team members and contribute to a positive culture. Become familiar with course maps, irrigation systems, and upcoming renovation plans. Preferred Qualifications: Degree in Turf Management, Horticulture, Agronomy, or a related field preferred but not required. At least 2 years of golf course maintenance experience, ideally with cool season turf. Working knowledge of golf, agronomy, and turf care practices. Leadership ability and interest in managing a team. Hands-on familiarity with course equipment and irrigation systems. Strong organizational and communication skills. Pesticide Application license preferred, or willingness to obtain with our support. A genuine interest in professional growth within turfgrass management. Salary & Benefits: Salary range: $62,500 to $72,500, based on experience. Holiday and performance-based bonuses. Health and life insurance. 401K with company match. On-site housing available. Uniforms and meals provided. Golfing privileges and use of club amenities. Association dues covered. The Rumson Experience: This role is more than just a job. It’s an opportunity to grow your career at a club that is investing in its future. You’ll work with experienced professionals, develop your skills on a championship course, and be part of a supportive and motivated team. If you’re ready to contribute to one of the most respected clubs on the Jersey Shore and take the next step in your career, we’d love to hear from you.

By Noyac Golf Club, September 3 - updated September 5 - Sag Harbor, New York

Noyac Golf Club is an 18-hole Private Par 72 golf course designed by William Mitchell, located on the East end of Long Island in Southampton, New York. We have recently finished a four-year project renovation converting all greens to USGA specifications, all green side bunkers to Better Billy Bunker and Tee complexes were redone with proper drainage and mix. The course is equipped with the Rain Bird Cirrus Pro irrigation system. Noyac is recognized as one of the top courses in New York State on Golf Digest.   Located in the town of Southampton in the village of Sag Harbor, which offers bars, restaurants and shopping while being 30 miles from Montauk. The course sits minutes from the renowned Hampton beaches, where you can enjoy swimming, fishing, paddle boarding, kayaking, and of course, golf.  Upcoming projects include continuing the long-range plan for improvements throughout the course such as fairway renovations, bunker reconstruction and possible full golf hole renovation with greens construction.  The 2nd Assistant Superintendent will be responsible for assisting the Superintendent and the First Assistant in completing the daily and long-term management goals of the course and communicating said goals to the staff.  Opportunities for career advancement and continuing education may be available for the right candidate.   Duties will include but are not limited to:  Management of Crew (25-30 members)  Water Management  Fertilizer and Spray Applications  Mowing  Course Set Up  Irrigation Repairs  Project Management  Benefits:  $65,000-$85,000, depending on experience Onsite Housing   Health, Vision, Dental Insurance  Daily Lunch  Uniforms Golfing Privileges  Association Dues  Requirements:  Eager to learn  Open-minded   Hard working   Team player  Previous turf management experience 

By Peacock Gap Golf Club, September 4 - updated September 4 - San Rafael, California

Peacock Gap Golf Course Mechanic Rated “Best of the County” by Marin Magazine and located in San Rafael, 25 miles north of San Francisco in the heart of Marin County, Peacock Gap Golf Club has been a pillar of the golf community for decades. In addition to a championship level golf course, Peacock Gap has a full-service restaurant, the Range Café, plus the largest event center in Marin County, The Clubhouse, providing beautiful meeting spaces for groups from eight to twelve hundred.   The golf course mechanic reports to the golf course superintendent and oversees a comprehensive preventive maintenance program to include repair of failing equipment, keeping records of parts and labor needed to maintain each piece of equipment, and placing orders for parts and supplies needed for equipment or service. The golf course mechanic properly communicates any needs or problems relating to the maintenance or repair of equipment to the superintendent. Inspects, diagnoses and repairs mechanical defects/failures in various golf course maintenance equipment including, diesel-, electric-, and gasoline-powered vehicles, trucks, sweepers, rollers, mowers, and other mechanical equipment used in utility work.  Repairs and adjusts cutting mechanisms on various heavy and light mowing equipment.  Sets up and modifies new equipment as needed.  Prioritizes equipment repair and maintenance work.  Maintains a preventive maintenance program within budget on all equipment.  Spot checks equipment for performance on the course frequently makes emergency repairs to equipment on the course.  Oversees the shop maintenance area.  Detects, determines the cause(s) of mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic problems, corrects the cause(s) of the problems, and performs related repairs as necessary. 

By The Alotian Club, September 4 - Roland, Arkansas

Facility Description: Established in 2004, The Alotian Club, ranked as one of “America’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses” in Golf Digest is located in the heart of Arkansas, just west of Little Rock.  Founded by Warren Stephens, son of former Masters Chairman, Jack Stephens and designed by one of the nation’s top golf course architects, Tom Fazio. The private 18-hole course is located within 1500 acres of rolling hills and is unique in that it has Bentgrass greens as well as Zoysiagrass tees, fairways and rough. The Alotian Club was the host site of the 2013 Western Amateur, the 2019 Arnold Palmer Cup, and the 2021 Jackson T. Stephens Cup.  Known not just for the amazing views over Lake Maumelle, but for consistently providing some of the best amenities and playing conditions to be found around the world. The club facilities include a championship golf course, 7-acre practice range and 3-acre short game area.  At the Alotian Club we take pride in managing an immaculate golf course while working together as a team to accomplish a mutual goal. Interns will be exposed to many learning opportunities that cover every facet of a golf course management operation as well as excellent career networking and future job opportunities. Job Description: The golf course management internship program trains qualified and motivated individuals with the skills needed to become an effective Assistant Superintendent and eventually a Golf Course Superintendent. Working at The Alotian Club will give interns the opportunity to learn what it takes to maintain a high-end private golf club with the highest standards in the industry. The Alotian club is a fast-paced work environment where quality and attention to detail are paramount. Interns will gain general knowledge of day to day golf course maintenance operations as well as exposure to future golf course improvement projects to include tee box construction, fairway drainage, and addition of native grass and tall fescue areas. Consisting of cool and warm season grasses gives interns the unique opportunity to learn how to manage Bentgrass greens as well as Zoysiagrass tees, fairways and rough. Intern positions are available from 3-12 months in length.   Work Experience: Our internship program consists of the following blocks of hands on education where students can apply classroom knowledge to real world scenarios. The time interns stay in each area will depend on previous experience.  ·       Daily Course Setup and Basic Day to Day Maintenance Operations  ·       Integrated Pest Management (Planning, Inventory, Calibrations, Applying Pesticides and Fertilizers, Documentation) ·       Equipment Operation (Both General Golf Course Equipment and Some Construction Equipment) ·       General Turfgrass Management and Cultivation (Topdressing, Aerification, Grooming/Verticuting, etc) ·       Bentgrass Putting Green Moisture Management ·       Irrigation Systems Management and Water Scheduling (Toro Lynx) ·       Subsurface Air Systems and Hydronics Units ·       Construction Projects (Drainage, Tee Box Construction) ·       Horticulture Experience (Planning, Annual Change Out, Pruning, Tree Work, Landscape Design and Instillation) ·       Small Crew Management ·       Environmental Awareness Project ·       Equipment Maintenance (Grinding Reels/Bedknives, Cutting Unit Quality of Cut and Height of Cut, and Preventative Maintenance) ·       Budgeting & Financial Management ·       Tournament Preparation   

By Glenwild Golf Club and Spa, August 29 - updated September 4 - Park City, Utah

Glenwild is looking for exceptional Golf Course Interns for our 2026 Season. Offering both a 3 and or 6-month Internship experience. Beginning in 2026, Glenwild Golf Club will break ground on an exciting master plan renovation, featuring comprehensive upgrades to the bunkers, irrigation system, cart paths, and tee complexes-along with strategic green reshaping to enhance playability and course aesthetics. Glenwild Golf Club and Spa is searching for summer interns to be a valuable part of our golf course maintenance team for the 2026 season. At Glenwild, we pride ourselves in providing our members with the highest quality of professionalism, service and conditioning through a staff of highly trained employees who will always meet the ever-changing needs of the membership. Glenwild Golf Club is a private 18-hole, Tom Fazio designed mountain golf course located right outside Park City, Utah. Glenwild is an active seasonal club with a six-month golf season and 325 members. Many of these members have memberships at various other golf and country clubs across the county. Glenwild is a Golf Digest top 200 golf club and is ranked Golf Digest #1 golf course in the state. Glenwild Golf Club sits on a 180-acre property with 80 acres of maintained turf grasses consisting of Kentucky bluegrass rough, tees, fairways, and approaches, ryegrass collars with Poa Annua free USGA built A1/A4 creeping bentgrass greens which we will be interseeding with new variety of bentgrass, and fescue native areas. Our 2026 interns will collaborate with the management team daily while being exposed to all aspects of turfgrass management practices. Interns will assist with daily course setup operations, chemical/fertilizer applications and calibrations, project/crew management, moisture management on all turfgrass surfaces, along with irrigation repair and troubleshooting. Glenwild will start a full-scale renovation in September of tee, Irrigation, Bunker and Cart Path renovation led by Tim Jackson with Jackson Kahn Design. Interns should have a willingness to learn and be able to thrive and grow in a fast-paced work environment. With a short season growing, golf and tournament season, 10-12 hours of overtime weekly will be utilized throughout the Internship. Park City offers various opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and exploring western scenery. Interns planning a six-month internship will gain valuable hands-on experience in golf course construction-an essential foundation for career development. While we strongly encourage six-month applicants to take advantage of this unique opportunity, we are also open to working with three-month interns during our regular golf season. Job Summary: Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Assisting with the oversight of the overall maintenance practices of the golf course. Ensuring proper mixing, handling and application of chemicals and fertilizers. Training and ensuring proper use and maintenance of equipment. Opportunity to lead, direct and train employees in small projects. Exposure to Irrigation Practices, Theories and Repairs along with installing of Irrigation Well pumping system. Experience with golf course construction. Educational Requirements: Must be enrolled in a two-year or four-year turf program or related field. Experience Requirements: Prior golf course experience is preferred but not required. We are willing to help the right candidate start their career in the industry even with no prior experience. Opportunity to learn and ask questions regarding all golf course operations. Date Available: April 1st, 2026 - October 31st, 2026 Any Questions and Applications: Please Email our Assistant Golf Course Superintendent Keith Dubaich at keith@glenwildgolfclub.com and our Director of Agronomy Eric Feldhusen at eric@glenwildgolfclub.com Compensation: $22 per hour with overtime after 40 hours. Benefits: Glenwild provides paid housing, employee health insurance, accrued paid time off, paid holidays, uniform, lunch, discounted retail items in golf shop and spa, and golf privileges.  

By Shoreacres, September 4 - Lake Bluff, Illinois

Shoreacres, located on the Northshore of Chicagoland in Lake Bluff, Illinois, was founded in 1916 by Chicago businessmen who quickly hired Seth Raynor to build a golf course that was completed in 1921 and often considered to be of his greatest works. Consisting of unique glacial ravines throughout the property, the routing sits impeccably using many of the famed Template Holes along with many Raynor original designs throughout. The founding members acquired the Lake Michigan shoreline property with intentions of building a quiet understated club, to escape the busy Country Clubs they were members of already. These timeless traditions largely remain intact today to preserve the legacy of those with such impeccable foresight to create such an amazing Club. The original 450 feet of shoreline frontage to Lake Michigan consists one of golf's great clubhouses designed by David Adler, with a view that is second to none.     This internship opportunity will provide valuable experience in the preparation of championship conditions daily for an incredible membership that thoroughly appreciates the effort of their Staff. All aspects in maintaining turf at the highest level will be available for your consumption. Students enjoy the opportunity of becoming part of the management team for the time spent on property, including but not limited to: equipment operation and maintenance, pesticide and fertilizer applications, staff management, small crew leadership, and career development. This is also a unique opportunity for individuals to learn and use the latest technologies' from John Deere, including GPS sprayers. The current makeup of staff within the Green and Grounds is as follows: 20 hourly staff (many with 10+ years of tenure), 3 assistants of varying experience, Equipment Manager, Superintendent.  We will involve interns into all facets of running a top 100 facility to ensure your preparedness for the next role in your career. The 2026 internship season will be complemented by an extensive renovation to the onsite housing located steps from the maintenance facility. The Club is preparing to embark on a $550,000 total renovation of the facility to ensure the comfort and safety of our staff for many years to come. 

By Edgewood Country Club, September 4 - updated September 4 - Sissonville, West Virginia

Golf Course Superintendent Position: Full-Time – Salary Position   About Us: Edgewood Country Club is a private 18 hole golf facility designed by legendary golf course architect, George Cobb.  Edgewood Country Club has hosted four West Virginia Opens (1998, 2004, 2012, and 2024) as well as various United States Open Local qualifiers.  Located in Sissonville, West Virginia, our course is known for its challenging layout and perfectly manicured bent grass greens.   Position Overview: The Golf Course Superintendent is responsible for the overall management, maintenance, and improvement of the golf course and its grounds. This role involves overseeing day-to-day golf maintenance operations, managing staff, implementing agronomic practices, and ensuring the course consistently meets the standards set forth by the club’s membership.   Key Responsibilities: -Manage the maintenance and care of the golf course, including bent grass greens, Bent/Rye tees, fairways, roughs, bunkers, and landscaping. -Prepares and maintains the annual golf course maintenance budget and capital plans. -Develop and implement agronomic programs for turf grass health, pest control, irrigation, and water management. -Supervise a team of maintenance staff, including hiring, training, scheduling, and performance management. -Ensures that maintenance equipment is properly maintained. -Reconciles and provides timely coding of all invoices and payroll. -Create and manage budgets for maintenance operations, ensuring cost control and efficient use of resources. -Collaborate with the General Manager/Golf Committee/ Golf Professional to coordinate course maintenance around tournament schedules, events, and peak play times. -Monitor and maintain irrigation systems, ensuring efficient water use and adherence to environmental regulations. -Conduct regular inspections to identify areas for improvement in turf quality, drainage, and aesthetics. -Ensure compliance with environmental regulations, safety protocols, and club policies. -Build and maintain strong relationships with members and guests, ensuring their experience is top-notch.   Minimum Qualifications: -Graduate of 2 or 4-year Turf Management program (Preferred) -Minimum of 3 years’ experience as a superintendent, with at least 3 years in a supervisory role. -Possesses or able to obtain West Virginia Pesticide License. -Extensive knowledge of golf course maintenance, including turf grass science, irrigation systems, pest management, and equipment operation. -Proven leadership and team management skills. -Strong organizational and problem-solving abilities. -Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. -Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and work under pressure during peak seasons. -Experience with budgeting, inventory management, and cost control. -Certification from a professional turf grass association (such as GCSAA) is preferred. -Valid driver’s license and ability to operate machinery.   Benefits: -The salary for this role is competitive and ranges depending on experience and qualifications. -Health, dental, and vision insurance available. -Paid vacation and holidays. -Opportunities for continuing education and professional development. -Local & National Dues -Golfing Privileges -Meals provided when course is open   How to Apply:   Interested candidates are invited to submit a resume, cover letter, and letter to:   Craig Berner Head Golf Professional eccgolfpro1@gmail.com

By Oakmont Country Club, August 14 - updated September 4 - Oakmont, Pennsylvania

BUILD YOUR LEGACY WITHIN AN ELITE TEAM AND ICONIC CULTURE At Oakmont Country Club, "The Standard Is The Standard."  We are committed to being THE industry leader in golf course conditioning and playability. Fresh off hosting our 10th U.S. Open Championship in June 2025, we are seeking motivated, driven individuals who thrive in fast-paced, high-performance environments. Internship Overview Oakmont's Internship Program offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for aspiring turfgrass professionals to gain hands-on experience at one of the most storied clubs in golf. Interns will be fully immersed in all aspects of elite turfgrass management, including but not limited to: Mowing and rolling procedures Fertility and plant protectant applications Moisture management Golf course setup Aerification and cultural practices Tournament-level preparation We emphasize not just how to perform agronomic practices, but why we do them. Our commitment to education, mentorship, and development sets our program apart. What Makes Our Internship Unique Intern Swap Program – Spend one week working at another top-tier golf course within our network to gain diverse experience. Guest Speaker Series – Learn from respected industry leaders through exclusive seminars and talks. Big Brother/Little Brother Mentorship – Pair with an experienced Oakmont Agronomist for one-on-one learning, coaching, and growth. Career Development Focus – Participate in mock Grounds Committee presentations, our Intern "Turf Bowl" competition, and a final exam to compete for Intern of the Year. A Proven Path to Success For over 20 years, our Grounds Maintenance Team has promoted entirely from within. Many of today's leading turf professionals got their start right here at Oakmont. Whether you continue your journey with us or move on to another premier facility, our culture of mentorship, excellence, and professional development will help position you for long-term success. Who We’re Looking For We're looking for individuals who: Are eager to learn and be challenged Possess a strong work ethic and positive attitude Want to build a meaningful career in the golf course industry Thrive in competitive, team-focused environments ATTITUDE IS EVERYTHING Ready to Build Your Legacy? If you're ready to push yourself beyond your comfort zone, learn from the best, and grow as both a professional and a leader, then an internship at Oakmont Country Club is where your journey begins.  

By Hunters Run Country Club, September 4 - Boynton Beach , Florida

Job Title:                   Golf Course Superintendent, North Course Reports to:                 Director of Golf Course Maintenance FLSA Category:        Salary/Exempt Position Compensation:          $110,000 - $130,000 Annual Salary Commensurate with Experience Relocation:                Relocation Assistance Available Location:                    Hunters Run Country Club                                     3500 Clubhouse Lane                                     Boynton Beach, Florida 33436                About The Club: Hunters Run sits on 990 acres in Southeast Florida, located in the Boynton Beach area. The Club amenities include 54 holes of championship golf, 30 Racquet Sports courts, a Fitness Center, and multiple dining areas. The community has over 1,600 residences. The Club’s goal is to possess the attributes, facilities, and operations that qualify it for Platinum Club recognition.  Hunters Run has three championship 18-hole golf courses, East, North, and South, which are uniquely designed and beautifully manicured with fairways and greens that appeal to golfers of all skills. There are also two practice ranges, an expansive putting green, and a short-game complex.  To learn more about the Club, visit their webpage at https://www.huntersrun.net/.      Position Summary: The Golf Course Superintendent will be the leader on the North Course and a member of a team providing tournament golf conditions, managing course renovations, and providing exceptional golf conditions. Working closely with the Director, the Golf Course Superintendent will develop and implement daily, weekly, monthly, and annual goals, objectives, and assignments. This includes but is not limited to agronomical programs, budgeting, ensuring accurate record keeping, irrigation, project work, fertilizer & pesticide applications, scouting, and water management. The Golf Course Superintendent will fulfill these responsibilities by positively and effectively leading, directing, overseeing, developing, training, coaching, motivating, and assisting the golf course team.   Essential Job Functions: ·      Effectively lead, direct, oversee, develop, train, coach, motivate and assist the golf course Assistant Superintendents and crew. ·      Scheduling and directing of personnel and equipment to accomplish the work to be done and verifying work is completed. ·      Inspecting the golf course and related areas to evaluate how well management standards are being achieved and the effect changes in management programs are having.            ·      Working closely with the Director in developing, scheduling, implementing and overseeing activities, goals and plans relating to course conditions and member satisfaction.   ·      Overseeing, directing, and assisting the team in maintaining the condition of the course, including the turf, bunkers, irrigation, fertilization, and pesticide applications. ·      Overseeing and ensuring inventories of supplies, such as fertilizers, pesticides, tools, and sand, are monitored and replaced as needed. ·      Communicating with appropriate department heads (golf, catering, food & beverage, etc.) on course conditions, set-up, play, and other matters as needed for the planning and execution of club events or activities. ·      Ensuring chemicals, petroleum, and other controlled products are used, stored, and disposed of in accordance with local and state regulations. ·      Assisting in the development and management of the department’s annual budget, including payroll and actuals to budget.   ·      Attending committee, membership, and board meetings as may be requested and participating in management meetings.  ·      Providing for the adequate safety and protection of members, guests, and staff, ensuring compliance with all applicable codes and legal requirements.  ·      Attends turf conferences and other educational programs to maintain a current knowledge of technical and turf innovations and changes. ·      Representing the Club, on and off the property, in an ethical and professional manner that will always enhance the Club’s and staff image and reputation. Experience, Skills, Abilities, Knowledge and Education: ·      Experience leading, developing, training, overseeing, managing, coaching, motivating, and assisting a golf course team. ·      A BS, Associate’s Degree, or Certificate in turf grass management, or equivalent experience. ·      Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Word, Outlook, Excel, and PowerPoint. ·      Understanding of pest control products and their applications. ·      Understanding of turf chemicals and fertilizer products, as well as their applications. ·      Knowledge of irrigation utilization, drainage installation, repair, and maintenance. ·      Understanding of the game of golf and the impact of agronomic decisions on course playability. ·      A current state license for pesticide applications, or the ability to acquire a license. Club Benefits: ·      Medical and dental benefits are available on the 1st of the month following 60 days of employment. ·      Paid vision insurance. ·      Paid life insurance. ·      Paid short-term and long-term disability insurance. ·      Ability to participate in 401 (k) retirement plan after 6 months with a 50% Club matching contribution up to 3%. ·      Vacation time starts at 80 hours (two weeks) after 90 days of employment. ·      Paid GCSAA annual national and local association membership, paid for and attended some local and regional conferences.

By The Club at Eaglebrooke, August 28 - updated September 4 - Lakeland, Florida

The Club at Eaglebrooke is seeking a dedicated and motivated Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to join our turf management team and help maintain and elevate our championship-level course. Position Summary: The Assistant Golf Course Superintendent works closely with the Superintendent to oversee daily golf course operations, maintenance practices, and staff management. This position is ideal for a turf professional seeking leadership development and hands-on experience with all aspects of golf course agronomy. Key Responsibilities: Assist in planning, scheduling, and executing daily course maintenance activities. Supervise and train grounds crew staff in proper turf care techniques. Scout the golf course for turf health, pest issues, and irrigation needs. Operate and maintain irrigation systems, including troubleshooting and repairs. Apply fertilizers, pesticides, and other turf products as directed, ensuring compliance with safety protocols. Maintain detailed records of chemical applications and maintenance practices. Help manage course setup for daily play, tournaments, and special events. Ensure proper operation and maintenance of all course equipment. Foster a safe and positive work environment for the team. Qualifications: Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Turfgrass Management, Agronomy, Horticulture, or related field (or equivalent experience). Minimum of 2 years of golf course maintenance experience; supervisory experience preferred. Possession or ability to obtain a State Pesticide Applicator's license Strong knowledge of turfgrass species, disease management, irrigation systems, and best maintenance practices. Ability to lead and motivate staff in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment. Strong organizational and communication skills. Willingness to work early mornings, weekends, and holidays as required. Benefits: Competitive salary based on experience Health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan Paid time off and holidays Golf privileges and merchandise discounts Opportunities for continued education and professional development

By Storm King Golf Club, September 4 - Cornwall, New York

Join Our Dynamic Team at Storm King Golf Club! The Hudson Valley Golf Foundation is seeking a passionate and dedicated Golf Course Superintendent to join our thriving team at the beautiful Storm King Golf Club in Cornwall, NY. We're not just another golf course; we're a newly constructed, redesigned, and reimagined 60-acre facility committed to providing exceptional golf experiences. If you're looking to grow your career and make a real impact, this is the opportunity for you! About Us: The Hudson Valley Golf Foundation is dedicated to positively impacting the lives of underserved communities, wounded military veterans, adaptive golfers, and inner-city young people through a completely reimagined golf experience. We are a premium event-based golf experience and will also be hosting clinics and tournaments for the adaptive community.  Our 60-acre former 9-hole facility has been transformed with multidirectional fairway corridors, a wide variety of teeing locations, and 15 unique green complexes. Be a part of something truly special! For more information on the Club visit their Instagram site, stormkinggolf.  Why Join Us? As the Superintendent, you’ll play a crucial role in ensuring the pristine condition of our exceptional golf course and grounds. We offer a supportive and collaborative work environment, competitive compensation, and the chance to be part of a team that's making a difference. If you have a passion for leadership and a love for the outdoors, we want to hear from you!   Your Role: As the Superintendent, you will: Lead and manage: Prepare and manage weekly schedules for our dedicated maintenance team. Maintain and monitor: Oversee equipment use, care, cleaning, preventative maintenance, and safety training. Collaborate and strategize: Work closely with the President on budget management, recordkeeping, and developing short- and long-term agronomic strategies. Ensure precision: Calibrate and operate sprayers with accuracy and safety. Communicate effectively: Assist the leadership in informing the organization and guests about maintenance activities. Be flexible: Perform other duties as assigned.

By Old Sawmill Golf Club, August 9 - updated September 3 - Ridgeville, South Carolina

Old Sawmill Golf Club is a brand new high-end private club located just outside of Charleston. This Tyler Rae design is dynamic and bold, and will no doubt be among the best clubs in the Southeast. Our Vision is to provide a dynamic visual presentation. Our Mission is to provide superior playing conditions for members and guests. Our Purpose is to serve our Membership, develop people each day, build camaraderie as a Team, and to be compassionate coaches.  Our Vision is to provide a dynamic visual presentation. Our Mission is to provide superior playing conditions for members and guests.  Our Purpose is to serve our Membership, develop people each day, build camaraderie as a Team, and to be compassionate coaches. The successful candidate will have an outstanding drive to help create and facilitate agronomic programs that exceed expectations. This person will be able to manage the operation with little oversight, have solid critical thinking/problem solving attributes, and thrive taking on multiple responsibilities at once. This person will have a passion for performing at a high level as well as enjoy continual improvement. The candidate will strive to excite, lead, and improve everyone around them, helping foster a strong workplace culture. Primary playing surfaces include Tif-tuff fairways, tees, approaches, and roughs, while greens have been grassed with Tif-eagle. The Club will primarily be a shoulder season club overseeding the golf course in October for a November opening. Club then will remain open until Mid June, then close till September.  Duties will include Help promote and engage Club Officials and members about our department and goals Lead a Team of 35-40 individuals including Equipment manager, Techs, Assistants, and general staff. Collaborate with Head Superintendent on all agronomic programs, water management, and budgetary implementation/goals. Aid in shaping long-term capital projects, equipment purchases, and further development of our Team. Help in recruitment and building Team culture. This place is going to be something special, and is going to be a one-of-a-kind learning environment to help the candidate build success in their career. If you looking to propel your career and work with someone and a Team that will invest in your success. JOIN OUR TEAM

By Camaraderie Clubs - The Huntington Club, September 3 - Huntington Beach, California

Camaraderie Clubs, a management company started by the Co-Founder and former CEO of Travis Mathew, is looking to redefine the landscape of Country Club Membership for the next generation of Club Member. We own two premier club properties: Spanish Hills Club and The Huntington Club. We work in a very collaborative team environment where our process culture of “Plan, Communicate, Track, Evaluate & Adjust” is applied to every decision our team makes, so that we can succeed as a team. It’s an exciting time to join our clubs and we are currently seeking a Director of Agronomy to join our team. The position will provide support for both of our locations, with The Huntington Club designated as the primary base location. Role Summary The Director of Agronomy is responsible for the maintenance, operations, and management of multiple golf courses and related properties. This role directly influences the playing surfaces and landscapes with which golfers interact, ensuring maximum playability, environmental stewardship, and profitability. In addition to agronomy leadership, the Director will oversee facilities management across multiple properties, ensuring buildings, equipment, and grounds meet safety, compliance, and operational standards. This position requires a proactive, hands-on leader with exceptional expertise in turfgrass management, project planning, budgeting, and team development. The Director of Agronomy will collaborate with the Club Manager, Golf Professional, membership committees, and the COO/General Manager to align agronomy and facilities operations with the overall strategic goals of the organization. Key Responsibilities Golf Course & Grounds Management ·         Lead construction, maintenance, and renovation of all golf courses. ·         Oversee turfgrass health, including precise application of fertilizers, pesticides, and seed. ·         Scout regularly for turf diseases, pests, and weeds, implementing corrective measures. ·         Manage greens, tees, fairways, rough, bunkers, cart paths, irrigation, drainage, and pump stations. ·         Oversee clubhouse grounds, landscaping, recreational areas (tennis, pools), open spaces, and nurseries. ·         Direct equipment acquisition, inventory control, and equipment maintenance programs. ·         Inspect courses frequently to ensure playability and adherence to high-quality standards.  Facilities & Property Management ·         Develop and implement a facilities management strategy across multiple properties. ·         Supervise maintenance, repair, and improvements of all facilities and equipment. ·         Conduct property and equipment assessments, establishing preventive maintenance programs. ·         Lead renovations, upgrades, and special projects from planning through completion. ·         Manage vendor relationships, including contract negotiation and performance oversight. ·         Perform hands-on repairs and troubleshooting when necessary. Budgeting & Financial Management ·         Prepare and manage annual agronomy and facilities budgets. ·         Monitor expenses, identify cost-saving opportunities, and ensure alignment with long-term goals. ·         Provide financial forecasting and regular budget reporting. Safety & Compliance ·         Ensure compliance with all state, federal, and local safety, health, and environmental regulations. ·         Lead and document safety training, PPE use, and safe equipment operation. ·         Investigate and report incidents, implementing preventive measures. ·         Actively promote a safety-first culture across all teams. Leadership & Team Development ·         Recruit, train, and supervise staff, with authority to hire, discipline, and evaluate performance. ·         Develop, motivate, and coach team members to reach their full potential. ·         Promote a positive, collaborative, and professional work environment.    

By The Club at Eaglebrooke, August 28 - updated September 3 - Lakeland, Florida

The Club at Eaglebrooke is excited to announce the exceptional career opportunity of full-time Irrigation Technician. Qualified candidates will thrive in a hospitality environment and be highly focused on providing superior service. Performs preventative maintenance on the irrigation system including the lake re-circulation system and water features. Determines wet and dry areas for adjustments of sprinkler heads. Properly inventories and stocks all irrigation parts and tools in order to minimize down time. Maintains working knowledge of pump station maintenance requirements Operates, maintains and repairs a complex irrigation system, including leaks on the distribution lines, valve risers, electrical system, computer and irrigation control wire. Reports any serious irrigation breaks immediately to the Head Irrigation Technician or Superintendent and maintains a daily log of completed repairs. Prioritizes irrigation breaks and uses time efficiently. Conducts monthly checks of all sprinkler heads on the entire golf facility. Routinely inspects irrigation system components to ensure system is operating properly. Responsible for winterization and blowout of irrigation system, including all water lines, valves and pump stations  Incorporates safe work practices in job performance. Performs other duties as required. Minimum Qualifications for the Irrigation Technician: High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED) required. Certificate from college or technical school is preferred; and a minimum three to six months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination and experience. Must have a valid driver’s license. Other Qualifications: Prior golf course maintenance and irrigation experience is a major plus.  Must have ability to lift heavy objects. Must be able to multi-task, problem-solve, and prioritize well.  

By The Club at Eaglebrooke, August 28 - updated September 3 - Lakeland, Florida

The Club at Eaglebrooke is excited to announce the exceptional career opportunity of Chemical Technician. Qualified candidates will thrive in a hospitality environment and be highly focused on providing superior service. General Purpose: Performs chemical/fertilizer applications on the golf course. Essential Duties: Performs routine safety inspections on all spraying and fertilizer equipment. Reads, understands and keeps current up-to-date material safety data sheets (MSDS). Maintains chemical storage and mixing areas in compliance with governmental regulations. Responsible for ensuring the safety and direction of chemical/fertilizer handlers and/or helpers. Maintains log of applications and files related reports. Responsible for hand spraying and maintaining proper mixing amounts and application techniques. Keeps up-to-date in knowledge of chemicals/fertilizers that are being applied. Ensures proper calibration of all spraying/fertilizing equipment. 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.   Environment/Noise: Occasionally works in high, precarious places; contact with fumes or caustic particles and toxic or caustic chemicals. Occasionally works in extreme cold or heat (non-weather) and deals with the risk of electrical shock as well as vibration.  Regularly works in wet or humid conditions (non-weather) and works near moving mechanical parts.  Frequently works in outdoor weather conditions. Regularly wears safety equipment that covers the entire body and may trap body heat and moisture.   Certificates/Licenses Valid pesticide application license, Valid driver’s license.   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., chemical labels printed in English must be understood and followed as required by law; 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).  

By CDA National Reserve, September 3 - updated September 3 - CDA, Idaho

CDA National Reserve is home to our 18 hole Tom Weiskopf golf course, Lake House, Hunting Reserve and Fitness Outpost.  We are uniquely located between the Rockies and the Cascades on Lake Coeur d'Alene. We are at the doorstep to an outdoor paradise with multiple opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.  Why work in the humidity back east when you can come out and enjoy the wide open spaces and cool nights in the western United States!  Primary responsibility is to contribute to the overall upkeep and aesthetic appeal of the golf course. This role involves a combination of manual labor, equipment operation, and attention to detail to ensure that the course meets high standards of quality and playability. These responsibilities are only a fraction of what you could be learning throughout your internship at CDA National Reserve.  Fertilization, Spraying, Setup, Cultural Practices, AI Fairway Mowing operation, Handwatering (yeah I know, it isn't the best but we have to get after it sometimes), Project management, irrigation/water management. 

By Leatherstocking Golf Course at The Otesaga Resort Hotel, September 3 - Cooperstown, New York

Overview 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.   Functions Assists in planning and supervising the maintenance of greens, tees and fairways; schedules work; and supervises the employees and the use of the equipment. Instructs equipment operators on the operation and care of mowing and other equipment; supervises pesticide applications and/or operates and calibrates pesticide application equipment; and supervises and participates in the operation and maintenance of pumps, and in the maintenance of irrigation and drainage systems. Assists in personnel management and evaluation, employee safety and personnel discipline. May modify the daily work schedule based on professional interpretation. Employment standards   Working knowledge of the maintenance of golf course tees, fairways and greens; seeding and maintenance practices for golf course turf; planting, cultivating, pruning, and caring for plants, shrubs and trees; characteristics and proper use of various fertilizers and soil conditioners; herbicides and pest control methods and materials; drainage control methods; and irrigation systems, including wells, pumps and automatic controls. Ability to schedule and supervise maintenance work to achieve the most efficient utilization of workers and equipment; prepare clear and concise reports; and maintain effective employee and public relations.   Requirements / Qualifications Degree or Certificate in Turf Science or related field. Possession of a valid driver's license. Pesticide applicator license or ability to obtain NY State license in 3 months. 3 years related experience.   Physical Requirements Able to work long hours when necessary and lift a minimum of 50 lbs.

By BrightView Landscapes, September 3 - Tucker, Georgia

Full job description Job Summary: BrightView Landscapes is seeking a proactive and driven Tree Care Services Business Developer to manage the sales pipeline from prospecting to closing. This role collaborates across departments—operations, finance, marketing, and proposal administration—to meet tree care services sales targets. The ideal candidate is a self-starter with a strong work ethic who thrives in both public-facing and internal team environments. Responsibilities: Sell and estimate tree care services in assigned regional territories. Prospect new business using consultative sales techniques to build long-term relationships. Partner with Landscape Maintenance Account Managers and Branch Managers to develop tree care programs for existing clients. Conduct phone prospecting, presentations, web demos, and contract negotiations independently. Network to expand tree care services in targeted accounts and verticals. Achieve sales goals and maintain accurate activity logs in Salesforce. Collaborate with internal teams to drive larger sales opportunities. Build trust-based relationships with key decision-makers. Operate with urgency in a fast-paced environment and communicate proactively. Plan daily activities, meet benchmarks, and close business consistently. Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent experience. Tree Care Industry certifications (TCIA or Certified Arborist). Experience in commercial contract sales within the service industry. Proven B2B sales experience at mid to senior levels. Ability to manage multiple projects across a large territory. Proficiency in MS Office Suite and CRM tools (Salesforce preferred). Strong presentation, oral, and written communication skills. Highly competitive, self-motivated, and results-driven. Local market knowledge and contacts preferred. Physical Requirements: Frequent use of computer, phone, and sales tools. Combination of mobile and sedentary work; must be able to remain stationary for extended periods. Regular travel to client sites and BrightView locations. Ability to walk job sites for up to 4 hours on uneven terrain. Work Environment: Indoor and outdoor work settings. Field-based role with a mix of office and customer-facing responsibilities. Equal Opportunity Employer: BrightView Landscapes, LLC is an Equal Opportunity and E-Verify Employer.

By Reston National Golf Course, September 3 - updated September 3 - Reston, Virginia

Property Description: Reston National is among Northern Virginia's favorite classic golf courses. Designed by the legendary Ed Ault, Reston National is a great place to learn, practice, and play golf. The course is an 18 hole regulation course with 6,878 yards of golf and a par of 71. The course opened in 1970. The Learning Center is considered one of the best player development golf schools in the country having developed a learning process that creates a safe haven for golfers with little pressure and an emphasis on fun. Other amenities include an on-site grill and driving range. There is a plan to reroute part of the course in the coming years with a renovation  Position Summary: Responsible for all activities related to the care and maintenance of the golf course, grounds, and equipment.  Plan and implement budgets.  Hire, train and supervise staff.  Apply relevant landscaping, horticultural principles to assure that quality standards are consistently achieved and/or exceeded.   Essential Duties and Responsibilities:  Develop the annual maintenance budget and operating plan.  Implement the plan according to Company operating policies and procedures to ensure cost containment. Plan and implement staffing schedules to ensure quality standards are achieved at minimum employee cost. Maintain the golf course in proper playing condition according to Company standards. Develop and maintain drainage, irrigation, pumping and water reservoir systems.  Supervise all planting, fertilizing and care of turf, plants, shrubs, and trees on the golf course and grounds. Develop and implement a fertilizer, aeration and Integrated Pest Management program for proper turf grass and plant care Supervise course construction projects. Supervise equipment maintenance and repair operations.  Establish and implement a cleaning and preventative maintenance program for appropriate equipment, tools, vehicles, etc. Ensure maintenance of all appropriate quality and cleanliness standards including, but not limited to, employee hygiene and uniforms, equipment repair areas, equipment storage areas, chemical and fertilizer storage areas, receiving are as, washing areas, lunch room areas, restrooms, etc.Implement and monitor the purchase ordering and receiving program to maintain proper inventories of supplies and ensure proper quantity and price on all purchases. Ensure compliance with all applicable state and federal laws, OSHA rules and regulations, relating to chemical and fertilizer storage and disposal, employee safety, public safety, etc. Manage employment activities for applicable staff members, including but not limited to, personnel recruitment and selection, performance evaluations, training, compensation, discipline and termination, etc. Maintain knowledge of current and projected industry developments through continuous attention to industry periodicals and participation in relevant trade associations and organizations.  Maintain accurate records for pertaining to department activities including, but not limited to, labor schedules, course maintenance, construction activities, equipment repair, safety meetings and activities, fertilizer and chemical applications and pest control practices.  Assure the efficient and timely submission of all required operational, financial, budgetary and related reports Perform other duties as appropriate.   Supervises: Assistant Superintendent; Maintenance Foreman; Pesticides Application Specialist; Irrigation Specialist; Equipment Operators; Equipment Technician; Laborers

By Edgewood Tahoe, September 2 - Stateline, Nevada

2026 Golf Course Maintenance Internship Edgewood Tahoe – Stateline, Nevada Experience Turfgrass Excellence at Lake Tahoe’s Premier Golf Destination Edgewood Tahoe invites motivated turfgrass students to join our 2026 Internship Program. Nestled on the South Shore of world-renowned Lake Tahoe, our alpine setting combines breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada with world-class playing conditions. Ranked #83 on Golf Digest’s Top 100 Public Golf Courses, Edgewood delivers championship-caliber golf and an unforgettable work environment. Each July, we proudly host the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship, where superstars like Steph Curry, Patrick Mahomes, Larry Fitzgerald, and Justin Timberlake showcase their skills. Edgewood continues to be recognized as a premier resort golf destination, with our 154-room luxury lodge named the #1 Hotel/Resort in the U.S. by Travel + Leisure. 🔗 tahoecelebritygolf.com | edgewoodtahoe.com Internship Program Overview Our program is designed to develop the next generation of turfgrass leaders, providing hands-on experience, mentorship, and exposure to tournament-level standards. Interns leave Edgewood prepared to step into assistant or managerial positions within the golf course industry. Interns will gain experience in: Daily course management (setup, mowing, scouting, etc.) Fertility management (calibration, application, and seasonal planning) Irrigation management (tournament moisture controls, troubleshooting, repair & installation) Cultivation practices and cultural management strategies Televised tournament preparations (American Century Celebrity Championship) Leadership training and crew management Candidate Requirements Currently enrolled in a Turfgrass or Agronomy degree program Self-motivated, detail-oriented, and eager to learn Prior golf course maintenance experience preferred, but not required Compensation & Benefits $20/hr + overtime Housing, meals, uniforms, and golf privileges included Internship duration: 3 or 6 months Start date: Spring 2026  

By LPGA International Golf Club, September 2 - Daytona Beach, Florida

Position Overview The Golf Course Maintenance Laborer/Equipment Operator is responsible for performing routine manual labor and operating specialized equipment to maintain the golf course grounds, ensuring a high-quality playing experience. This role involves landscaping, turf care, and general upkeep tasks under the direction of the Golf Course Superintendent and Assistant Superintendents. Key Responsibilities Turf Maintenance: Mow fairways, greens, tees, and roughs using hand, push, and riding mowers. Perform edging, raking, and bunker maintenance to ensure optimal course conditions. Equipment Operation: Safely operate golf course maintenance equipment, including tractors, aerators, top dressers, and utility vehicles, adhering to safety protocols. Irrigation Maintenance: Assist in the repair and maintenance of irrigation systems, including sprinklers and drainage systems, to ensure proper water distribution. Course Setup: Set up tee markers, cups, and flags, and perform daily course inspections to ensure playability and aesthetic standards. General Upkeep: Remove debris, clean equipment, and maintain shop and storage areas. Assist with snow removal or other seasonal tasks as needed. Safety Compliance: Follow all safety guidelines, including proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and safe operation of machinery. Qualifications Experience: Previous experience in landscaping or golf course maintenance strongly preferred but not required. On-the-job training provided. Equipment Skills: Ability to operate or learn to operate mowers, tractors, and other maintenance equipment. Work Ethic: Strong attention to detail, reliability, and ability to work independently or as part of a team. Availability: Weekdays and Weekends, 40 Hour Work Week Licenses/Certifications: Valid driver’s license preferred. Must have reliable transportation to and from work. This position does require a pre-employment urinalysis, though prescribed medication will not disqualify a candidate from employment. Education High school diploma or equivalent preferred but not required. Working Conditions Work is primarily outdoors, with exposure to sun, rain, heat, cold, and potentially hazardous equipment or chemicals. Requires physical stamina for repetitive tasks, bending, kneeling, and lifting. Typical schedule includes early morning shifts and may vary based on weather and course events. This is a year round position. Compensation Competitive hourly wage based on experience. Benefits include health insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, life insurance, Sick leave, Vacation after 1 year of service and golfing privileges for full time employees.

By Great Neck Public Schools, September 2 - Great Neck, New York

DATE: September 2, 2025 POSTING ENDS: September 8, 2025 Position:                     Groundskeeper                                       Location:                     District Wide  Hours:                         M-F, 7:00 am - 3:30 pm, 12 months Effective:                    Immediately Requirement:             One year of satisfactory experience in grounds maintenance work (per                                                                          Nassau County Civil Service).                                             Valid NYS Driver License  Salary:                         In accordance with existing salary schedule If interested please apply on greatneck.recruitfront.com by September 8, 2025. Applications and resumes are carefully reviewed and those candidates whose qualifications are commensurate with our needs will be contacted for an interview. We will not accept email or paper resumes. Equal Opportunity Employer We celebrate diversity, equity, and inclusion, and welcome applicants representative of our diverse and multicultural community.

By Boston College, July 24 - updated September 2 - Brighton, Massachusetts

The Supervisor, Fields will manage the day to day functions, staffing and maintenance schedule and operation of BC outdoor athletic facilities. This position will collaborate with the Athletic Maintenance Manager on staff assignments, budgeting, project planning and forecasting, event coverage, snow removal / storm coverage, set-up and breakdown of events, purchasing and inventorying of product and equipment.  The Field Supervisor will consult on capital construction projects and capital renewal projects. The main focus and function of this role is to provide quality control of daily staff tasks and assignments, providing a clean and safe playing surface for the student athletes and visitors. Communicate and execute the needs and expectations of the Athletic Department, the Facilities Services mission and greater needs of campus life. The position will have working knowledge and will participate and manage the execution of:  landscaping, turfgrass management, irrigation systems and controls, maintenance of turf and related equipment, construction, maintenance and upkeep of the facilities including but not limited to Harrington Athletics Village (Baseball / Softball stadiums), Newton Campus Athletics Facilities (synthetic Soccer / Field Hockey), Shea Field football practice fields, Fish Field House, Alumni Stadium, and the seasonal Air Supported Structure (Alumni Stadium bubble) during the winter months, maintaining, transporting and construction of athletic equipment, storage upkeep and organization, material / application logging and tracking. Event preparation and clean-up are integral to this role. This position will also be trained in the day-to-day operations of Conte Forum/Hoag Basketball Pavillion. Conte/Hoag is host to Boston College Men’s and Women’s basketball and ice hockey teams. Conte Forum is also the host of approximately 30 university events including commencement, award banquets, Catholic mass, concerts, and numerous university events. This position may be asked to manage an event in Conte/Hoag if necessary. This would include, set up of the event, safely triage any issues that may arise, and clean up/break down of the event. A successful candidate will have all of the required competencies and the strongest candidates will have all or many of the preferred competencies.  

By Meadow Brook Club, August 19 - updated September 2 - Jericho, New York

INTERNSHIP AT MEADOW BROOK CLUB IN JERICHO, NY Meadow Brook Club was founded in 1881 as a Hunt Club and golf later followed. A nine-hole original golf course was built in 1894. MBH became the 37th Member of the U.S.G.A and a chartered member of the M.G.A.  In 1905, famed golden-age golf course architect Devereux Emmet completed the 18 hole routing and re-design of the original 9 holes.  In 1953, due to construction of the Meadow Brook Parkway the Club relocated to its current site in Jericho, NY. Architect, L.S. "Dick" Wilson was commissioned to design the new 18 hole golf course. MBH is a premier golf-centric club with a Membership that takes immense pride in the their golf course, culture, and history. This year the 110th Met Open will be contested at MBH.  __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Internship Overview: Interns will be immersed in a system which practices fundamental Turfgrass Management to produce elite levels of conditioning and playability.  Interns will work alongside Superintendent and Assistants to plan and execute Agronomic programs and procedures.  Interns will be exposed to all chemical and fertilizer applications, cultural practices, moisture management, mowing and rolling methods, small project execution, and leadership opportunities. When Interns leave we expect them to be well-versed on their technical and management skills. Most importantly, we want them to grasp an understanding of the entire operation and the principles for its success. Internship Program: Our Internship program is constructed to help individuals advance their professional skills and develop leadership capabilities. Interns will be asked to build hypothetical budgets, present to mock committees, write grounds updates, submit cap x requests, etc... The programs intent is to develop the Interns on and off the golf course so they are prepared for their next step within the industry. During the course of the Internship we will host Industry Professionals who will present on a variety of topics relating to Turf Management and career development. Interns will have the opportunity to work a week at another premier Club. This offers a chance to see a different operational approach and expand their network. Come join the TEAM and play an integral role in the Culture and future of Meadow Brook Club!                

By Escondido Golf and Lake Club, September 2 - Horseshoe Bay, Texas

·       Perform any Equipment Operator duties when needed. ·       Assist Head Equipment Technician with maintenance and repair of any golf course and grounds equipment. ·       Grind, back-lap, sharpen and set up reel cutting units for mowers. ·       Perform preventative maintenance and service on all equipment. ·       Troubleshoot operational issues and deficiencies of all equipment. ·       Order parts and repair materials when directed to by the Head Equipment Technician. ·       All other duties deemed necessary by the Superintendent, Assistant, or Head Equipment Technician.