Latest Jobs

By Pikewood National Golf Club, October 29 - updated November 26 - Morgantown, West Virginia

Course Overview: Pikewood National Golf Club, located southeast of Morgantown, WV, has been ranked by Forbes Magazine as #2 among “The Five Hardest Golf Courses in the U.S.” and by Golf Digest as #18 among “America’s 20 Hardest Golf Courses”, #79 among "The World Top 200 Greatest Courses" in 2018, # 31 among "America's Greatest 100 Golf Courses” in 2021, and "Best New Private Course" in 2009.  In 2011 Link magazine listed Pikewood National #7 on its "Top 10 One-Hit Wonders".  The course takes full advantage of the picturesque West Virginia Mountains boasting breath-taking vistas on nearly every hole.  Pikewood National is a private 18 hole golf course which is highly exclusive to members who enjoy golf at its purest state.  This is a great opportunity to work with a crew that is highly motivated to become successful in this industry.  The grass varieties at Pikewood National are: Greens (A1/A4 bentgrass), Approaches, Tees, Fairways (L93), Rough (Kentucky bluegrass and fescue mix), and Native areas (fescue). Position Summary: As a key member of the Pikewood National Golf Club maintenance team, the  Assistant-in-Training works directly with the Assistant Superintendents and Golf Course Superintendent and assists with the day-to-day maintenance and agronomic practices of the golf course and adjacent grounds, including but not limited to the clubhouse landscaping and maintenance complex.  The ideal candidate is a highly motivated individual who is looking to eventually become a Golf Course Superintendent.  This candidate should be a self-starter who takes pride in his/her work ethic and values the importance of being a team player.  This position will expose the candidate to a wide variety of turf practices.  The Pikewood Turf Crew understands the importance of sound agronomic practices.  Working at Pikewood National Golf Club is a special and unique experience and we want you to make the experience even more special. We are looking for a person who enjoys being apart of a team atmosphere, thrives under pressure and most importantly is passionate about their work.  Qualifications, Knowledge and Skill Requirements: Must have a strong business aptitude and passion for the golf business.   Must have exceptional communication and interpersonal skills 0-2 years experience in turfgrass industry. Degree in turfgrass science or related field is preferred but not required. Position Responsibilities: Daily mowing of all playing surfaces with walk-behind units and riding units. Proper water management (hand watering, etc.) Fertilizer and chemical applications (proper calibration and techniques) Proper course set up (daily hole and tee locations and detail work). Cultural practices (topdressing, aerification, etc.) Irrigation maintenance (irrigation head fixes, pipe repairs, locating/troubleshooting wiring issues) Learning how to manage according to the weather. Communicate well with the crew, management and members. Carry oneself with professionalism in both appearance and demeanor. Understand the importance of networking, career preparation, and record keeping. Working Conditions: .The employee is often required to stand, walk, and use hands to finger, handle, feel or operate objects, tools or controls. They will occasionally be required to balance, stoop, twist upper body, kneel, and climb. The employee must be able to lift and/or move up to 30lbs occasionally. Specific vision abilities include close, distance, color, and peripheral vision, and depth perception. Moderate exposure to extreme cold, heat, working outdoors, chemicals, pesticides, gasoline, vibration, pollen, dust, mechanical hazards and electrical hazards. Noise level is typically moderate to loud Work extended hours during golf and holiday season Work weekends and holidays.  

By Aronimink Golf Club, November 26 - updated November 26 - Newtown Square, Pennsylvania

Aronimink Golf Club, located in the suburbs of Philadelphia, is seeking Agronomy Interns to join our team for the 2026 summer season. Built in 1928 and designed by legendary architect Donald Ross, Aronimink has hosted multiple championships and will proudly welcome the 2026 PGA Championship. This internship offers an incredible opportunity to be part of a historic season while working alongside an experienced and highly respected agronomy team led by Superintendent John Gosselin. As a 2026 Agronomy Intern, you’ll be involved in all phases of Championship preparation — the work leading up to tournament week, operations during the event, and the unique opportunity to assist with post-championship course restoration once the tournament concludes. In addition to these responsibilities, interns will take part in the daily maintenance that keeps a championship-level golf course in top condition. Throughout the summer, you’ll gain exposure to a wide range of golf course maintenance practices, leadership development, and hands-on learning experiences that prepare you for the next step in your career. Internship details: Gain the necessary leadership experience and skills to effectively collaborate within a team and execute a range of different agronomic practices Supply you with the building blocks to become a successful assistant superintendent Work as part of the Grounds leadership team, practicing efficient and effective management strategies (including leading small crew projects) Grow knowledge of playbooks, EZ Locator, task tracker Learn proper hand water techniques for all playing surfaces Mow all playing surfaces Calibrate push spreaders and boom sprayers Learn how to use John Deere GPS sprayers Bunker management practices (depth check, monthly) Gain experience with USGA Deacon (GS3 Ball) Cultural practices (aerfiying, topdressing) Troubleshoot irrigation issues Identify and manage pests and diseases Learn how to grind and set up mowers Post PGA Championship repair and restoration

By The Hills, October 31 - updated November 26 - East Quogue, New York

Located in East Quogue, NY on the eastern end of Long Island. The Hills is a Discovery Land Company property designed by Tom Fazio which opened in May of 2025. The property consists of an 18 hole championship golf course and practice facility, racket center, outdoor pursuit activities and 110 homes which are currently under construction. We will be moving into our newly constructed Environmental Center in January 2026. If you are interested in joining a great team, please apply below. You can also view the company website at www.discoverylandco.com Daily maintenance to course (course setup, mowing, rolling) Management of 007 bentgrass greens and fairways In house construction projects Precision moisture management on putting greens with use of the TDR's Chemical and fertilizer applications Cultural practices (topdressing, aeration, verticutting) Irrigation troubleshooting and repair Learning of a Toro Lynx 2 wire system with a Watertronix pump station Small crew management Will be involved in daily meetings regarding scheduling and agronomic planning

By Indianwood Golf and Country Club, November 19 - updated November 26 - Lake Orion, Michigan

Located 80 miles from East Lansing and 40 miles from Detroit, Indianwood Golf and Country Club is a private, 36-hole golf club established in 1925 and the host of three USGA Championships. Students will learn the virtues of firm and fast golf conditioning while building the pedigree crucial to career advancement in this industry. Definition: The Student Intern, under the supervision of the Director of Agronomy, Golf Course Superintendents, and Assistant Superintendents, will participate in championship-level golf course conditioning involving the use of large equipment, including tractors, loaders, trenchers, skid steers, trucks, sprayers, mowers and other maintenance equipment. Typical Functions: • Handwaters or syringes turf under stress. • May operate boom sprayers and/or hand sprayers for chemical and fertilizer applications. • Performs cultural practices including but not limited to: mowing, topdressing, verticutting, aeration, and slicing. • May operate smaller equipment as directed by his/her supervisor. • Performs extensive turf renovations; including: aeration, slicing, seeding, sodding and extension work. • Assists with the operation, installation and repair of irrigation and drainage systems. • Performs course set-up and other duties as directed by his/her supervisor.

By Wapika Ranch Golf Course, November 25 - Pinedale, Wyoming

Wapika Ranch, a private working ranch and family retreat is seeking a qualified full-time Assistant Golf Course and Grounds Superintendent. The nine-hole golf course is located at 6925’ elevation in a remote rural area on the upper Green River 20 miles south of Pinedale, Wyoming. The Golf Course Architect is Carl Thuesen and the par 36, 3652-yard design utilizes the Green River and its tributaries, natural wetlands, irrigation ditches, and 4 ponds to create a unique test of golf that is both challenging and playable for all golfers. Fall of 2017 consisted of sodding T1 bentgrass green and bluegrass tees and fairways along with seeding roughs to a fescue mixture. The Ranch also includes a Fishing Village, a Riding Arena, and a Children’s Barn along with extensive landscaping at each facility. The Ranch is also in the process of constructing an additional 9 holes. Construction began on the ‘Moose 9’ in July 2024 with a projected completion date in the Summer of 2026. Pinedale is the gateway to the Wind River Range, Wyoming Range and the Jackson Hole Area, including Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Wyoming is an outdoors state with low property taxes and no state income tax. Both winter and summer outdoor recreation activities abound in a small-town atmosphere.

By Cold Spring Country Club, November 25 - updated November 25 - Huntington, New York

About Us: Cold Spring Country Club, located in Huntington, NY, is an exclusive, member-owned golf club nestled amidst the breathtaking grounds surrounding the historic Oheka Castle. Known for its stunning views, rich history, and commitment to excellence, Cold Spring is currently undergoing a major revitalization. As part of a three-phase restoration project, we are reinventing the legendary Seth Raynor-designed template holes, preserving the course's historic design while enhancing its playability for future generations. This project is being led by renowned architect Joel Weinmann, with construction by Tilleli Construction, and guided by the expertise of our Golf Course Superintendent, Don Cervantes. We are seeking a skilled, passionate Assistant Superintendent to join our team during this exciting time of transformation. If you are looking to contribute to a high-profile restoration and elevate your career in golf course management, this position is a unique opportunity to work on one of Long Island’s most iconic golf courses. Position Overview: The Assistant Superintendent will work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent to manage the day-to-day maintenance and restoration efforts of the course. You will be directly involved in the implementation of the restoration plan, assisting with the ongoing maintenance of the renovated holes, and ensuring that the course is in top condition for our members. This position requires a blend of technical turf management skills, creativity, and the ability to work collaboratively with a team of professionals to enhance the beauty and integrity of a historic golf course. Key Responsibilities: Assist the Golf Course Superintendent in overseeing the maintenance and restoration of the golf course, including Seth Raynor's famous template holes currently undergoing renovation. Work alongside the architect (Joel Weinmann) and contractor (Tilleli Construction) to execute course improvements while preserving the original design integrity of the holes. Supervise and train grounds crew in maintaining high-quality course conditions, with particular focus on the areas undergoing restoration. Assist in planning and executing daily course maintenance tasks such as mowing, fertilization, irrigation, aerification, and pest management, with a strong emphasis on the ongoing restoration project. Regularly inspect the course to ensure safety, playability, and aesthetic quality, particularly in relation to the renovated areas. Monitor and adjust irrigation systems, ensuring the health of turf and the preservation of newly restored features. Maintain detailed records of maintenance and restoration activities, pesticide applications, and other key operations. Collaborate with the Golf Course Superintendent to schedule and prioritize tasks for crew members, ensuring efficient workflows and high-quality results. Provide support during special events and tournaments, ensuring the course is in pristine condition for members and guests.  

By Firefly, November 10 - updated November 25 - Spring Hill, Tennessee

Firefly is seeking a reliable, self-motivated Assistant Mechanic to join our Golf Course Maintenance team. This position supports the Equipment Manager in maintaining and repairing all turf equipment used on the property, helping ensure daily operations run safely and efficiently. The property is located approximately 30 miles south of downtown Nashville and approximately 15 miles south of downtown Franklin, on the east side of I-65 in Maury County. The gated entrance to the community will be on Highway 431, about 5 miles south of the new June Lake exit on I-65. Firefly will feature a core 18-hole golf course and a 9-hole short course designed by Andrew Green, who has been critically acclaimed for his renovation of classic designs at Scioto, Congressional, Interlachen, Inverness, Oak Hill, and most recently East Lake. This will be Andrew Green’s first original design. This is a tremendous opportunity to be part of golf history in a role where your professional growth and development will be a top priority. Key Responsibilities Assist in the maintenance, repair, and setup of all golf course maintenance equipment (mowers, utility vehicles, tractors, small engines, etc.) Perform grinding, sharpening, and adjustment of reels and rotary cutting units Conduct routine inspections, preventative maintenance, and basic diagnostics Maintain clean, organized, and safe workspaces in the maintenance facility Support the Equipment Manager with equipment records, parts ordering, and inventory Ensure all equipment is set up properly for daily course conditioning standards Assist with training operators on proper equipment use and care Respond to on-course equipment breakdowns as needed

By Union League Golf Club at Torresdale, November 25 - updated November 25 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Green Department at The Union League Golf Club at Torresdale seeks a passionate, career-driven, self-motivated, detail-oriented turf professional who takes pride in preparing a championship-caliber golf course experience for its members and guests.  Whether it may be project-related, an agronomic process, or preparing for a Member-Guest tournament, the Assistant Superintendent will work closely with the Director of Agronomy, Superintendent, and other management team members to develop short and long-term goals and plans to be completed within the operation.  Primary responsibilities will include scheduling, training, and leading a Turf Team of 9 (off-season) and 30 (in-season), course set-up, precise application of plant protectants and fertilizers, accurate inventory of products, assistance with EOP ordering, thorough record keeping, and moisture management.  Problem-solving and providing solutions to challenges that the Team faces will also be a responsibility. 

By The Villages - Woodlands, November 25 - Sumterville, Florida

Within the spirit of “Making People’s Dreams Come True”, this position is responsible for working directly with the Golf Course Superintendent to help develop a daily work schedule and coordinate the related activities and necessary equipment with the staff. The responsibilities include training, supervision and reviewing of golf course employees along with supervision of construction projects and specific maintenance activities on the golf course. In addition, the Assistant Golf Course Superintendent places safety as a value and is responsible for maintaining a strong safety culture in the company. These duties are accomplished while delivering Raving Fans customer service to both internal and external customers.   Responsibilities: Work under the general supervision of the Golf Course Superintendent. Supervise golf course maintenance operations and employees as required and assigned. Determine work procedures, prepare work schedules, and expedite workflow. Assist in the supervision and control of all maintenance expenses associated with golf course operations, including payroll, supplies, chemicals, and fertilizers. Supervise and participate in the application and recording of chemical applications (fertilizers and pesticides) on the golf course in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations. Implement the Superintendent’s water usage tracking plan and irrigation system and provide input for monthly reporting on retaining ponds, wells, and other water source usage. Assist in overseeing the care and maintenance of the turf, ornamental plants, shrubs, trees, and wetlands. Assist in the mowing and maintenance of golf course fairways, rough, greens, tee area and other open space areas; changing cups; raking the bunkers; oversee and assist in the maintenance of sprinkler systems and the repair and installation of sprinkler lines and heads. • Oversee the seeding, fertilizing, top dressing, soil conditioning, watering, and the pest and weed control of the golf course. Supervise and assist the staff on the planting of new vegetation, the replacement, spraying, pruning, and trimming of trees and shrubs, the preparation of soil plant beds for aesthetically pleasing arrangements and tending to high stress areas. Oversee employees in proper and safe operation and maintenance of mechanical and power equipment. Assist in supervising and participates in the application and recording of chemical applications (fertilizers and pesticides) on the golf course in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations. Ability and knowledge to lay out irrigation patterns, drainage patterns, construct tees and/or greens. Ability to use arithmetic to measure, compute number of materials to use, and to inspect product and be sure it confirms to requirements. Knowledge of management and maintenance of greens, fairways and rough Knowledge of use and operating standards of equipment and tools used in golf course construction and maintenance work. Ability to work outside for long periods of time and in all kinds of weather, performing tasks that require physical strength and endurance. Schedule maintenance practices around play and outings to maximize efficiency and minimize disruption to golfers. Promote player satisfaction through quality maintenance and communications. All other duties as assigned.

By The Villages - Shallow Creek, November 25 - updated November 25 - Wildwood, Florida

Within the spirit of “Making People’s Dreams Come True”, this position is responsible for working directly with the Golf Course Superintendent to help develop a daily work schedule and coordinate the related activities and necessary equipment with the staff. The responsibilities include training, supervision and reviewing of golf course employees along with supervision of construction projects and specific maintenance activities on the golf course. In addition, the Assistant Golf Course Superintendent places safety as a value and is responsible for maintaining a strong safety culture in the company. These duties are accomplished while delivering Raving Fans customer service to both internal and external customers. Duties and responsibilities for this position include the following (this includes but is not limited to emergencies, changes in personnel, workload, rush jobs or technology developments); •Work under the general supervision of the Golf Course Superintendent. •Supervise golf course maintenance operations and employees as required and assigned. •Determine work procedures, prepare work schedules, and expedite workflow. •Assist in the supervision and control of all maintenance expenses associated with golf course operations, including payroll, supplies, chemicals, and fertilizers. •Supervise and participate in the application and recording of chemical applications(fertilizers and pesticides) on the golf course in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations. •Implement the Superintendent’s water usage tracking plan and irrigation system and provide input for monthly reporting on retaining ponds, wells, and other water source usage. •Assist in overseeing the care and maintenance of the turf, ornamental plants, shrubs, trees, and wetlands. •Assist in the mowing and maintenance of golf course fairways, rough, greens, tee area and other open space areas; changing cups; raking the bunkers; oversee and assist in the maintenance of sprinkler systems and the repair and installation of sprinkler lines and heads.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                • Oversee the seeding, fertilizing, top dressing, soil conditioning, watering, and the pest and weed control of the golf course. • Supervise and assist the staff on the planting of new vegetation, the replacement, spraying, pruning, and trimming of trees and shrubs, the preparation of soil plant beds for aesthetically pleasing arrangements and tending to high stress areas. • Oversee employees in proper and safe operation and maintenance of mechanical and power equipment. • Assist in supervising and participates in the application and recording of chemical applications (fertilizers and pesticides) on the golf course in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations. • Ability and knowledge to lay out irrigation patterns, drainage patterns, construct tees and/or greens. • Ability to use arithmetic to measure, compute number of materials to use, and to inspect product and be sure it confirms to requirements. • Knowledge of management and maintenance of greens, fairways and rough • Knowledge of use and operating standards of equipment and tools used in golf course construction and maintenance work. • Ability to work outside for long periods of time and in all kinds of weather, performing tasks that require physical strength and endurance. • Schedule maintenance practices around play and outings to maximize efficiency and minimize disruption to golfers. • Promote player satisfaction through quality maintenance and communications. • All other duties as assigned.

By Union League Golf Club at Torresdale, November 19 - updated November 25 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Green Department at The Union League Golf Club at Torresdale seeks a passionate, career-driven, self-motivated, detail-oriented turf professional who takes pride in preparing a championship-caliber golf course experience for its members and guests.  Whether it may be project-related, an agronomic process, or preparing for a Member-Guest tournament, the Assistant-In-Training will work closely with the Director of Agronomy, Superintendent, and other management team members to develop short and long-term goals and plans to be completed within the operation.  Primary responsibilities will include course set-up, precise application of plant protectants and fertilizers, accurate inventory of products, assistance with EOP ordering, thorough record keeping, moisture management, equipment operation, and small crew leadership.  Problem-solving and providing solutions to challenges that the Team faces will also be a responsibility.    This position can be full-time or seasonal, with assistance in lining up employment in warmer climates during the off-season.  

By Winchester Country Club, November 25 - Winchester, Massachusetts

The Turf Team at Winchester Country Club in Winchester Mass is seeking a Par-3 Course Superintendent/ Assistant Superintendent to oversee the maintenance operation of the Short Course, Learning Center Range Tee and Nurseries. As well as assist in the main course operation during aerification, tournament preparations (including the Massachusetts Amateur in July 2026) and our Andrew Green course renovation constructed by Total Turf in August of 2026. This is a great opportunity for an ambitious AIT, current Assistant Superintendent or Superintendent looking for a change of pace, to polish up the short course and create a masterpiece. Depending on where you are at in your career, you will be given the opportunity to fine tune your skills overseeing a small acreage operation and build a portfolio of work through your experiences. The “Wee Course” and Learning Center were constructed in 2015 and open for members in the Spring of 2016. The greens are USGA spec. mix with A1A4 bentgrass. The 8 greens on the short course (Putting green, Chipping green and 6 golfing greens) total roughly an acre in area. The tees and fairways are 1.5 acres, and the roughs and fescue make up an acre of land. The tees and fairways are comprised of bentgrass, poa, ryegrass and fescue blends, with modified native soil underneath. The club has approved the installation of XGD drainage to the greens which was started in the fall of 2025, and the remaining greens will be completed in the spring of 2026. The candidate who is hired will oversee this important project. Job Requirements: - Hire, train and retain dedicated staff members. - Build a fertility and plant protectant program with the Golf & Grounds Superintendent and administer/oversee applications. - Adhere to the labor and materials budget and make future recommendations. - Be responsible for mowing equipment, reel set-up with the equipment technician and decide mowing heights. - Perform Course Set-Up duties, bunker preparations/maintenance, and decide mowing and rolling frequency. - Refine detail work; filling divots, edging sprinkler heads and drainage basins, repairing any turf damage that may occur. - Manage the naturalized fescue areas. - Schedule, supervise, execute core aeration and implement other cultural practices as warranted. - Scout for insects, disease and mechanical stresses. - Submit soil and tissue testing and analyze results with the G&G Superintendent to make corrections in deficiencies. - Schedule and administer irrigation and daily hand watering needs. - Communicate abnormalities of the irrigation system with the Irrigation Technician. (arc adjustments, leaks, blockages, etc.) - Recommend tree shading mitigation and airflow improvements. - Manage the turf nurseries from establishment to relocation. - Manage the landscape waste area when needed.    

By Winchester Country Club, September 11 - updated November 25 - Winchester, Massachusetts

Winchester Country Club remains one of the premier courses and exclusive clubs in the state, ranking 12th in Golf Digest’s Best In State. Featuring views of both the Mystic Lakes and the Boston skyline, this Ross layout remains intact, with help from Ron Forse Golf Design over the past few decades and most recently the hiring of famed architect Andrew Green for an updated Master Plan and course renovation beginning in August of 2026 consisting of Greens modifications, full bunker renovation with the addition of Better Billy Bunker liners and Signature 900 sand, Tee reconstruction and fairway expansions are some of the many improvements that will be made to the course, providing both challenge and enjoyment for its members and their guests once complete. The club has also been awarded the honor to host the Massachusetts Amateur in July of 2026. The Turf Internship position is a collaborative one with the Superintendent and Assistants. The position will strengthen the candidate’s agronomic knowledge and course conditioning expertise. The position will prepare the candidate for an Assistant-In-Training position here at Winchester or wherever the candidate would like to progress their career. The objective of the position is to educate the individual on the basics and the continued expertise of turf management as well as how the course is set up for play each day. The individual is asked to absorb information pertaining to plant health, course conditioning, course set-up and learn to understand operational logistics. The position is designed to build the ground work and establish a foundation of agronomics (plant & soil science), infrastructure (drainage, irrigation piping & electrical components, pumphouse, buildings, transportation paths), be a part of course projects big & small, boost crew morale, understand weather & disease pressure forecasting and observations, cultural practices, moisture management, quality of cuts, and course set-up (tee marker locations, pin locations, green speeds and firmness, shot selection, how the course is played through the golfers viewpoint each day, fescue/rough/bunker playability) to name a few. The candidate will be immersed in educational and informative conversations relating to agronomics and course preparations with the Superintendent and Assistants. The candidates will experience all aspects of what it takes to be a great turf manager, and to provide the membership with the best possible golfing experience through unmatched golf course conditioning on a daily basis. The candidate will communicate with the Turf Team (Super, Assts & AITs) on the details of general maintenance performed on course, and work with the Greenskeepers on upholding the expectations of the Grounds Department. The candidate on occasion will  work side-by-side with the crew on their staff assignments to practice their leadership skills, be responsible for irrigation/water needs and plant protectant applications for all surfaces and become an expert with plant health and conditioning.

By Grand Palms Resort, November 24 - Pembroke Pines, Florida

Grand Palms Resort We are 27-hole golf resort located in Pembroke Pines Florida. We are looking for an Assistant-in-Training to work with the Superintendents in all facets of course maintenance.    Learning & Development Objectives The Assistant-in-Training will: ·         Learn daily maintenance practices that ensure championship-level playing conditions ·         Gain practical experience with pesticide and fertilizer applications ·         Develop skills in irrigation operation, hand watering, and water management strategies ·         Participate in course improvement projects, renovations, and cultural practices ·         Shadow superintendents to understand leadership, scheduling, and crew management Core Responsibilities ·         Assist with daily course setup: cup cutting, bunker maintenance, and mowing practices ·         Operate a variety of turf equipment, including mowers, rollers, and aerifiers ·         Support fertilizer and pesticide handling, calibration, application, and record keeping ·         Participate in irrigation inspections, troubleshooting, and repairs ·         Lead small crews on projects and daily assignments as experience grows Professional Development Opportunities ·         Mentorship from Golf Course Superintendents  ·         Exposure to three distinct championship courses and their unique maintenance practices ·         Career growth opportunities within Grand Palms Resort and the turfgrass industry Candidate Qualifications ·         Strong work ethic, reliability, and eagerness to learn ·         Positive attitude and ability to work as part of a team ·         Passion for the turf industry with the goal of advancing  ·         Basic understanding of turf maintenance practices preferred ·         Ability to work early mornings, weekends, and holidays as needed

By The Country Club of Virginia, November 24 - Richmond, Virginia

Would you like to work at a Top 10 course in the state of Virginia? How about one of the Top 10 Country Clubs in the nation? Or one of the Top Workplaces in Richmond, VA? Does a club-wide operating budget in excess of $54 million sound like a stable environment? The Country Club of Virginia has all of this and is currently seeking a talented individual to fill the position of Assistant Superintendent on our famed James River Course. For more information on our facility, click here.   This is a great opportunity for individuals who are passionate about advancing their career in preparation for becoming a successful Superintendent. Hard work is rewarded, as previous assistants have gone on to become Golf Course Superintendents. All three of our current Golf Course Superintendents were former Assistants, and several others have succeeded as Superintendents at other clubs.   The Country Club of Virginia is looking for an individual to help facilitate the constant improvement of the golf course and provide exceptional experiences for our members. Assistants will have the opportunity to be hands-on in all golf course management. Qualified candidates will help plan and monitor all maintenance activities and expenses associated with golf course operations, including supplies, chemicals, and fertilizers.   The Assistant Superintendent’s responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, managing the crew (25 in season), moisture management, pesticide and fertilizer applications, drainage designs and installations, implementing cultural practices, course construction projects, etc. At CCV, we are fortunate to have an irrigation department, in-house arborists, and a robust shop maintenance operation. This allows the Assistant to learn these skills without the tasks becoming their main focus.   Benefits Medical/Dental/Vision insurance Fully paid Life, Short-Term, and Long-Term Disability insurance 401(k) retirement plan with employer contribution AND match Paid vacation/sick/holidays Holiday bonus Meals Paid association dues Work-life balance Shirts provided with an allowance for pants and footwear Weekly fuel allowance Golf privileges Pro shop discounts Operation allows for time off throughout the summer Professional development at local and regional turfgrass conferences, Lynx level training Local Pesticide recertification classes paid without using PTO   Compensation: Salary range is $60,000 - $70,000 (No Overtime); Salary is commensurate with experience; other benefits include 401(k) retirement plan with employer contribution and match, life insurance, long-term disability insurance, flexible spending account, partially paid health and dental insurance, meals, golfing privileges, professional dues, and continuing education opportunities.   Educational requirements Two- or four-year degree in Turfgrass Management or related field preferred; turfgrass certificates will be considered   Experience Requirements Minimum 2 years’ golf course experience Strong leadership skills   Special Requirements Virginia Pesticide license or ability to obtain within 120 days Valid driver’s license Good driving record Ability to speak Spanish a plus

By GreatLIFE Golf, November 24 - Durham, North Carolina

GreatLIFE Golf is one of the largest Golf Course Ownership / Management Companies in the country with over 50 golf courses in multiple states.  If you’re looking for a fun and casual career in sports and entertainment, this may be the position for you!  Feel free to check out our website for more information about who we are as a company and what services we offer to evaluate if your values match ours! Falls Village Golf Club is seeking a full time, salaried Golf Course Superintendent to join our team.  This position will come with a full benefits package to include Medical, Dental and Vision coverage as well as generous Paid Time Off policy and Holiday Pay.  Please see a general job description below and should you feel your knowledge, education and experience could be a match, apply today!  Salary: $70,000 to $80,000 Annually Job Description: Manages and maintains all aspects of agronomy for the golf course, property, and club house grounds. Duties & Responsibilities: Develop, implement and manage BMP’s for the golf course, property and club houses grounds. Responsible for building annual agronomic budget.  Develop a sound 12-month agronomic plan, labor plan, and operational budget. Demonstrate proactive and effective communication skills.  Written and Oral. Develop and maintain long-range equipment replacement and infrastructure improvement plan. Implement and enforces comprehensive safety program for employees, members and guests on course in compliance with local, state, and federal laws. Ensure that chemicals, fertilizers, and other control products are used, stored, and disposed of in compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.  Ensure proper record keeping of all chemical and fertilizer applications. Recruit, hire, train, and manage a strong property maintenance team.  Ensure team is cross-trained in all facets of operation. Develop and implement staff development programs. Effectively communicate and work with other department heads on scheduled events, maintenance plans, and current conditions of golf course. Ensure equipment is maintained in good working condition, proactive with preventative maintenance, and ensure maintenance logs are kept organized and up to date. Ensure irrigation system is maintained in good working condition, leaks are repaired in a timely manner, and irrigation sprinklers are kept level. Demonstrate the ability to meet deadlines, present strong administrative skills with submissions of invoices and inventory counts in timely manner, and present strong record keeping, organizational skills. Attend turf conferences, equipment shows, workshops, and other educational programs to maintain a current knowledge of technical and turf innovations, and changes that could affect the department’s operations. Develop, implement, and ensure all golf course construction projects completed on time and within budget. Degree/Licenses: Bachelor’s degree (BS),Associates degree (AA) or equivalent form a four or two year college or technical school; or three to four years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination and experience.  Degree preference in agronomy/horticulture/plant/soil science. Physical Demands/Working Environment: The physical demands described are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Regularly required to have full range of mobility in upper and lower body; be able to reach overhead; be able to work in various positions, including stooping, standing, bending over, sitting, kneeling and squatting for extended periods of time; be able to lift, pull and push materials and equipment to complete assigned job tasks and is frequently able to lift 50 pounds of weight through the work day and occasionally lifts up to 100 pounds. Employee is regularly exposed to outdoor weather conditions, chemicals, pesticides, gasoline, vibration, mechanical hazards and electrical hazards. Work extended hours during golf season. Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee of this job.  Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Please Note: The chosen candidate will be required to successfully complete a comprehensive Background Check as a condition of employment. 

By The Kittansett Club, November 24 - updated November 24 - Marion, Massachusetts

Summer-Seasonal Internship. The Kittansett Club is consistently ranked among the Top 100 Courses in the United States and this opportunity will provide a high level of hands-on experience that will certainly be highlights for the resume.  We will only be carrying one intern for the 2026 season which will allow our staff to provide a significant level of support and work experience to that individual.  With only one intern, we rely heavily on that intern to be an integral part of our management team. This internship will prepare the student to take that next step in their career path. 

By Sports Field Solutions, November 24 - San Antonio, Texas

SPORTS FIELD SOLUTIONS IS SEEKING A:   Sports Turf Manager To maintain immaculate sports fields at Texas A&M San Antonio.   Are you passionate about crafting flawless playing surfaces? Do you feel at home on a perfectly maintained field, knowing that your attention to detail sets the stage for champions? At Sports Field Solutions (SFS), we’re obsessed with turning ordinary fields into professional-grade masterpieces—and we need a Sports Turf Manager to make that happen.   WHO YOU ARE Sports Enthusiast: You’ve always loved the game, but even more, you’ve been drawn to the fields themselves. You know the difference between a ¾” height of cut and a ½” and the precision it takes to maintain perfect infield edges. Detail-Oriented Professional: Perfection is your baseline. While others admire your work, you’re already focused on the minor adjustments needed to improve the field even more. Collaborative: While you can handle tasks on your own, you thrive in a team setting, where you can contribute to building a premium brand and exceptional playing surfaces.   WHO WE ARE We love sports fields. How much?  As much as Texas loves its high school football.  That's a lot.  We know that the difference between feeling like a professional athlete and a high school walk-on is often the quality of the playing surface. We love nothing more than the glimmer of stadium lights on a freshly-cut, pristine natural grass playing surface. Finally, we believe that great people transform businesses. We provide a vision and then ask our people to creatively use their talents to achieve it.   CORE RESPONSIBILITIES Field Maintenance Expert: Implement best practices in mowing, fertilization, aeration, pest management, moisture control, and top dressing to maintain collegiate-level sports field surfaces. Clay Area Specialist: Maintain and restore softball field areas, including infield skin, home plate, pitching circle, and warning track. Problem Solver: Monitor, report, and address turf issues like stress, disease, irrigation problems, and pest management. Communicator: Coordinate with coaching staff and school officials on schedules, game days, camps, and weather-related updates. Equipment & Irrigation Management: Perform preventative maintenance on equipment and conduct irrigation checks to ensure systems are working efficiently. Inventory Manager: Track field materials and manage the purchasing of fertilizers and other field essentials.   WHAT YOU BRING: Experience: 3+ years in turfgrass management, with a history of getting results. If you've managed high-stakes, game-day-ready fields, we want to talk. Skills & Know-How: From mower mechanics to moisture management, you know your stuff and have the certifications to back it up. Driver’s License: You’ll need a valid one. We trust you with a lot, and that includes making sure our vehicles (and fields) are in good hands.   BONUS POINTS FOR: Passion: You geek out on grass varieties, clay composition, and top-dressing techniques. Your hunger to learn is only matched by your drive to perfect the fields. Communication Savvy: Whether you’re talking to a coach, a crew member, or faculty, you know how to get your point across. Team Spirit: No egos here. We’re all about working together and supporting each other to get the job done—and done right.  

By Dedham Country and Polo Club, November 24 - Dedham, Massachusetts

Club History Dedham Country and Polo Club is one of the oldest private country clubs in Massachusetts. The 18-hole golf course was designed by famed golf course architect and engineer, Seth Raynor. The replica holes Raynor designed, draw on the strategic principles of famed golf holes such as the Redan, Alps, Punchbowl, Eden, Short, and Biarritz, among others. Dedham Country and Polo Club is home to a very active membership, in a highly desirable part of the Boston suburbs. The Club has hosted several Championships throughout its history, and has many other amenities, including trap shooting, ice hockey, tennis, paddle and pickle ball, and cross-country skiing. Job Description Dedham Country and Polo Club is seeking a seasonal turfgrass Intern that is a self-motivated, team-oriented individual, to join our Grounds Staff. As an intern at Dedham Country and Polo Club you will participate in a diverse range of activities involving every aspect of daily golf course maintenance and numerous course improvement projects. Including pesticide applications, top dressing, hand watering, golf course setup and supervising small crews. You will work closely with and report to the Golf Course Superintendent, and Assistant Superintendents. Upon completion of a successful internship/education, full time positions can be made available.

By Palmetto Bluff, November 20 - updated November 23 - bluffton, South Carolina

Palmetto Bluff is nestled along the May River in the Lowcountry of South Carolina between Hilton Head Island and Savannah. As an award winning 20,000-acre development, the development encompasses a private member’s only club which includes a marina, restaurants, an equestrian center, a shooting club, a Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, The Crossroads reversable King Collins Golf Course, a lawn and racquet club, and more.  In addition, Palmetto Bluff has an extensive nature preserve, walking trails, retail shopping, and a vibrant village, all of which pay homage to the region’s rich heritage.   Job Title: Crossroads Golf Course Assistant Mechanic Department: Crossroads Golf Maintenance Reports To: Crossroads Golf Course Head Mechanic and Superintendent Full Time Position SUMMARY The Assistant Golf Course Mechanic, under the supervision of the Head Mechanic and direction of the Golf Course Superintendent, performs and maintains all aspects of vehicle, equipment and cutting reel maintenance.  ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Job duties include, although are not limited to: ●       Lubricate equipment in accordance to manufacturer guidelines ●       Perform preventative maintenance ○       Check and change oil, fluids and filters ○       Replace hoses, belts, water pumps, batteries, etc. ○       Adjust brakes, tire pressure and gas gauges ○       Inspect radiators, water levels and antifreeze ○       Repair or change flat tires ●       Assist in scheduling equipment servicing ●       Assist Head Mechanic in moderate to complex overhaul of: engines, transmissions, drive units, brakes, suspension systems, hydraulic systems, fuel systems, cooling systems, alternators, electrical systems, instrumentations, etc. ●       Maintain records of work performed and schedules for future PM’s ●       Clean and maintain in and around shop facilities, equipment, tools, and parts room ●       Use a variety of testing equipment such as amp meters, voltmeters, gauges, and diagnostic equipment to streamline repairs ●       Test drive equipment ●       Set up and maintain all mowing equipment: ○       Check height of cut ○       Conditions reels and bedknives ○       Inspect rollers, bearings, cables, clutches, belts, and headlights ○       Use grinding equipment ●       Maintain all facilities located within GCM ●       Assist in maintenance of all club equipment ●       Communicate needs and conditions of equipment ●       Monitor organization of GCM facilities ●       Monitor equipment during use ●       Monitor inventory ●       Assist in managing budget and ordering supplies ●       Ability to order parts and communicate needs during head mechanics absence ●       Perform any other task as required by Head Mechanic or Golf Course Superintendent for GCM and the Palmetto Bluff Club           PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Majority of tasks are performed outdoors in variable weather conditions, including hot, cold, windy and rainy.  Temperatures can be extreme but are usually moderate.  Frequently works near moving/mechanical parts.  While performing the duties of the job, the employee is required to reach with arms and hands, bend and stoop, remain at post standing for periods of time, walk for a long distance, and is required to lift and/or move up to 75 pounds. Specific vision abilities include close, distance, color and peripheral.  The noise level in the shop is usually moderate to loud.  Due to the busy nature of a garage, the associate must be able to routinely work well under pressure, remain calm, and be tactful with co-workers.

By Chenequa Country Club, November 22 - Hartland, Wisconsin

For detailed information about this position, please visit the ExecuSearch Recruitment Website below: Chenequa Country Club - Golf Course Superintendent

By Brentwood Country Club, November 21 - Los Angeles, California

Equipment & Shop Manager Department: Golf Course Maintenance Reports To: Director Of Agronomy Employment Type: Full-Time, Exempt Position Overview Brentwood Country Club is seeking a highly skilled and organized Equipment & Shop Manager to oversee all aspects of our turf maintenance fleet and shop operations. This position plays a critical leadership role in supporting championship-level playing conditions through equipment reliability, professional shop management, safety compliance, and strong teamwork with the agronomy staff. The ideal candidate is a proactive, detail-oriented professional with advanced mechanical expertise, strong leadership ability, and a commitment to high standards of safety, efficiency, and sustainability. Key Responsibilities Equipment Maintenance & Fleet Reliability Manage the repair, servicing, and preventive maintenance program for all mowing equipment, vehicles, and machinery. Perform and oversee reel/bedknife grinding, height-of-cut calibration, and daily mower setup to support consistent and elite turf conditions. Diagnose and repair mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and battery-powered systems. Maintain accurate equipment records, PM schedules, and work orders using maintenance software. Provide input on long-term capital planning, fleet replacement cycles, and equipment purchases. Shop Management & Operations Direct all daily shop operations, ensuring equipment is staged and ready for use each morning. Maintain a clean, safe, efficient, and well-organized maintenance facility. Manage parts inventory, tools, equipment, warranties, and vendor relationships. Prioritize repairs based on agronomy needs and ensure timely turnaround of equipment. Establish and enforce shop standards, procedures, and quality control checks. Safety, Compliance & Environmental Stewardship Ensure full compliance with OSHA/CAL-OSHA regulations, including PPE, lockout/tagout, and SDS management. Oversee the safe storage, handling, and recycling of oils, fuels, batteries, and other materials. Maintain wash pad systems, fueling stations, and environmental controls. Support club sustainability goals through efficient fuel use, recycling programs, and adoption of modern, low-emission equipment. Leadership & Communication Supervise, train, mentor, and evaluate mechanics and shop staff. Collaborate daily with the Superintendent and Assistants to align equipment output with course conditioning goals. Communicate repair timelines, equipment status, and shop priorities clearly and proactively. Support major events and tournament preparations with elevated equipment standards and responsiveness. Qualifications Required: 3+ years of experience with turf equipment or heavy equipment maintenance. Strong working knowledge of hydraulic, electrical, gasoline/diesel, and reel-grinding systems. Experience managing a shop environment, workflow, tools, and parts inventory. Understanding of OSHA/CAL-OSHA safety standards. Excellent organizational and communication skills. Preferred: Technical/trade school degree or certifications in mechanical technology, diesel repair, or turf equipment. Experience with Toro, John Deere, or Jacobsen equipment. Welding and fabrication skills. Bilingual in English/Spanish. Familiarity with CMMS or digital maintenance systems. Physical Requirements Ability to lift 50+ lbs and work in shop and outdoor conditions. Frequent standing, kneeling, bending, and working under equipment. Ability to work early mornings, occasional weekends, and extended hours during events. Compensation & Benefits Competitive salary 140k-150k Full benefits package (medical, dental, vision, PTO, 401(k)). Uniforms, training, and certification support. Golf and dining privileges as applicable.

By Turfwerks, November 21 - updated November 21 - Johnston, Iowa

Turfwerks is hiring a Remote Territory Sales and Service Representative to sell and service golf, turf, and grounds maintenance equipment to customers in and around Kansas City. This position will emphasize the promotion and support of Husqvarna autonomous mowers and Above Par Tech GPS sprayers.   Essential Functions •    Manage and grow sales within the assigned territory, focusing on golf courses, sports facilities, and grounds management organizations. •    Work closely with the Turf Division Sales Manager to establish achievable territory sales plan, sales targets for equipment volume and profitability. •    Build strong rapport and long-term relationships with superintendents, general managers and sports turf professionals. •    Demonstrate equipment performance, provide competitive and timely price quotes and close sales. •    Encourage sales of additional parts and accessories. •    Maintain customer records, sales projections and perform all administrative reporting. •    Continually strive to acquire product knowledge, monitor industry and market trends including competitor product offerings and pricing. •    Participate in all company trade shows and sales department meetings.  

By Labar Golf, September 8 - updated November 21 - Bernardsville, New Jersey

Project Manager Location: Project-Based + Office Reports to: Director of Estimating & Project Management Company: LaBar Golf Position Summary: The Project Manager (PM) is fully accountable for the commercial, operational, and leadership success of assigned golf course construction projects. The PM oversees projects from estimate to closeout, including cost control, field support, client management, and inter-division coordination. This role ensures projects are executed safely, profitably, and in line with LaBar’s premium standards. The PM also plays a key role in developing talent and solving underperforming jobs. This role requires travel to project sites as needed to provide proper oversight and leadership, while also maintaining a consistent presence in the main office or remote office as appropriate for coordination, documentation, and team management. Core Traits of Successful Candidate: Commercially focused – understands the numbers and the story behind them. Hands-on manager with strong site instincts and leadership presence. Committed to high standards of quality, safety, and client communication. Skilled at problem-solving, conflict resolution, and navigating complex dynamics. Values integrity, mentorship, and long-term talent development. Key Responsibilities & Accountability: Project Financial Control (P&L Ownership) Full ownership of job profitability, budget accuracy, and cash flow. Track costs-to-complete, manage forecasts, and report margin performance. Actively flag and address financial risk or erosion. Billing, Pay Applications & Cash Flow Prepare and submit monthly billing packages, including progress quantities, COs, and backup. Ensure accuracy of pay apps and alignment with contract requirements. Monitor payment status and assist collections as needed. Project Documentation & Controls Maintain and review all job records: RFIs, submittals, change orders, directives, meeting minutes, etc. Ensure field data (quantities, labor, equipment) is reviewed and reconciled. Enforce clear and timely documentation to protect contractual position. Preconstruction & Project Kickoff Lead job kickoff meetings with estimating, field ops, equipment, safety, and admin teams. Review estimate, bid strategy, contract scope, risks, and schedule intent. Define critical materials, equipment needs, logistics plans, and manpower projections. Estimating & Proposal Support Prepare estimates, change order pricing, and scope proposals for new and ongoing work. Review takeoffs, labor rates, vendor quotes, and production logic. Submit internal proposal packages to senior leadership for validation and client submission. Field Execution Support Support Superintendents by resolving jobsite issues, tracking production, and maintaining alignment with schedule and budget. Visit job sites routinely to assess progress, validate work-in-place, and address delays or coordination issues. Facilitate equipment and labor reallocation based on need and utilization. Recovery & Process Improvement When a job underperforms financially or falls behind, meet with Superintendents and teams to: Identify causes (labor, material, sequencing, etc.) Propose and implement recovery plans Improve coordination and eliminate waste Provide real-time support, not post-mortem review. Client & Consultant Communication Serve as the lead interface for clients, owner reps, and consultants. Provide regular updates and schedule projections. Maintain transparency while managing expectations and protecting company interests. Project Closeout & Warranty Ensure timely completion, punch list execution, and turnover of project deliverables. Monitor final billing, retainage release, and subcontractor closeout. Coordinate and track warranty issues, documenting resolutions and ensuring client satisfaction. Claims & Disputes Prepare and document claims, delays, or disputed changes, with factual backup from daily reports, directives, and cost records. Work with leadership and legal as needed to defend position and pursue resolution. Inter-Division Coordination Ensure efficient scheduling and handoff between Golf, Irrigation, and Survey divisions. Avoid downtime, overlap, or rework through proactive coordination. Maintain daily/weekly communication with other PMs and division leaders. Mentorship & Talent Development Identify emerging talent within Assistant PMs, Superintendents, and field staff. Provide coaching, feedback, and growth opportunities aligned with company needs. Set expectations, review performance, and develop leadership pipeline from within. Qualifications & Requirements: 5–10 years of civil or golf course construction experience, including full-cycle PM responsibility. Proven P&L accountability and cost control skills. Strong documentation, communication, and field support capabilities. Proficient in Microsoft Office 365 and project management tools. Bachelor’s degree in construction management or equivalent practical experience. Salary & Benefits: Salary: $150,000 - $200,000, depending on experience Company-paid Life and Long-Term Disability (LTD) insurance Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage offered Vehicle and phone allowance All associated travel and lodging costs are covered by the company Continued education and training About LaBar Golf: LaBar Golf is a leading golf course construction and renovation company with a reputation for delivering world-class projects. With a focus on quality craftsmanship, innovation, and client satisfaction, LaBar Golf partners with top golf course architects, private clubs, and resorts to bring their visions to life. Our team combines decades of expertise in shaping, construction, and project management to ensure that every detail meets the highest standards of playability and aesthetics. As we continue to grow, we remain committed to excellence, collaboration, and building long-term relationships within the golf industry.

By The Fall Line, September 18 - updated November 21 - Mauk, Georgia

The Director of Horticulture will lead all horticultural operations at The Fall Line—managing ornamental landscapes, hardscapes, turfgrass areas, irrigation scheduling and repair, rights-of-way, roads and roadsides, fertilizer and chemical treatments, tree removal, pruning, mowing, and other property-wide tasks—while embedding positive, sustainable, regenerative practices throughout. This role is both visionary and hands-on. It demands deep technical knowledge, strong leadership, and a commitment to elevating the property’s horticultural and ecological standards. About The Fall Line The Fall Line is a private, members-only retreat set in the rolling landscape of Mauk, Georgia. We combine elevated sporting traditions, natural beauty, and thoughtful design to deliver unique experiences—spanning golf, sporting pursuits, culinary offerings, events, and landscapes. Our mission is to draw on the land, architecture, and gardens to offer something timeless yet forward-looking. We believe in integrity of place, sustainability, and design that respects both nature and the refined expectations of our members. What We’re Looking For Forward-thinking: evaluating plant health, soil vitality, water conservation, and ecological impact beyond immediate aesthetics. Collaborative: able to work across golf course operations and other club departments. Strong communicator: effective across teams and disciplines. Excellence-driven: thrives under high standards and member expectations. Luxury-oriented: confident operating in high-end environments blending design, sport, and landscape. Innovative and curious: keeps pace with horticultural advances and adapts to sustainable/regenerative methods. Detail-oriented with a positive attitude: sets the tone for quality and culture. Key Responsibilities Plan, design, and maintain all ornamental landscapes, gardens, and hardscape operations in alignment with The Fall Line’s aesthetic and ecological vision. Oversee soil health, composting, integrated pest management, water-use efficiency, and other sustainable practices to enhance biodiversity and resilience. Lead, train, and manage horticultural staff, setting high standards and fostering continuous learning. Schedule and maintain irrigation systems using two-wire technology and central station control; familiarity with PVC/HDPE piping and Hunter, TORO, and Rain Bird components required. Manage horticulture budgets for labor, materials, equipment, and operations; monitor expenses against plan. Build partnerships with local, regional, and national horticultural, agricultural, and design organizations to stay on the cutting edge of research and methods. Ensure member-facing areas meet The Fall Line’s design and service standards. Participate in or lead educational programming for staff, members, and community related to horticulture, sustainability, or conservation. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Horticulture, Plant Science, Agronomy, Environmental Science, Landscape Architecture, or related field (advanced degrees/certifications a plus). 7–10 years of supervisory experience in horticulture or plant maintenance (luxury estates, private clubs, or high-end resorts preferred). Proven record of implementing regenerative and sustainable horticultural practices. Strong leadership, project planning, communication, and collaboration skills. Expertise in local climate zones, soil types, native plants, greenhouse management, and pest/disease control. Compensation & Benefits Salary: $120,000–$130,000 Paid Time Off: 13 days annually Retirement: 401(k) with employer match up to 4% Health Insurance: Medical, dental, and vision (eligible after 90 days) Uniforms provided Annual holiday bonus Professional development: Continuing education, certifications, and conferences Professional affiliations: Local and national organization memberships Application Instructions Interested candidates should submit a single PDF document including: Cover Letter addressed to Mr. Bob Wolverton, Director of Golf Courses, outlining qualifications, leadership philosophy, and vision for horticulture at The Fall Line. Resume with relevant experience and accomplishments. Apply online at www.bloomgolfpartners.com/careers.