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By Brook Hollow Golf Club, December 4 - updated December 4 - Dallas, Texas

Brook Hollow Golf Club Summer Internship Brook Hollow Golf Club (founded 1920) is a premier private, member-owned club in the Southwest. Brook Hollow has hosted major events, including multiple Trans-Miss Championships, the USGA Mid-Amateur, and numerous USGA and Texas Golf Association championships and qualifiers. Most recently, Brook Hollow co-hosted the 2025 U.S. Junior Amateur with Trinity Forest Golf Club. In 2020, Brook Hollow completed a golf course renovation to restore the original A.W. Tillinghast design characteristics from the 1920s. The project included a new Toro 2-wire irrigation system, resurfacing of fairways, tees, and rough with Tahoma 31 Bermudagrass, and  7-7-7 bentgrass greens featuring SubAir and hydronic systems to manage subsurface temperature and optimize air/gas exchange. This internship offers hands-on turfgrass management experience using state-of-the-art technologies. We are seeking a hardworking, detail-oriented individual interested in developing the skills needed to become an Assistant Superintendent. The selected intern(s) will work alongside the agronomy team and gain exposure to all aspects of golf course maintenance and operations. Key Learning Areas & Responsibilities Moisture management on bentgrass and bermudagrass playing surfaces Warm-season cultural practices during our July closure week Operation of Hydronics and SubAir technology on bentgrass greens Tournament Preparation Assisting with creating and implementing golf course operating procedures Exposure to industry robotics and its software Chemical & fertilizer calibration, application, and safety Record keeping and basic administrative support (including payroll exposure) Irrigation repair and scheduling using Lynx software Mechanic shop exposure: equipment repair and preventative maintenance Time with the Horticulturist supporting clubhouse grounds Management of small projects and special assignments Routine maintenance: mowing, bunker maintenance, course set-up, etc. Qualifications Ability to read and understand product labels and relevant regulations, familiarity with safe handling and application of chemicals and fertilizers Computer proficiency (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Valid Driver’s License Professional, well-groomed appearance per club standards Motivated self-starter with strong attention to detail Able to work outdoors in all weather conditions Flexible schedule (weekends/holidays as needed; early/late shifts may be required) Physical Requirements Ability to bend, stoop, and stand up to 8-12 hours daily. Must be able to lift, push, or move up to 50 lbs. Work independently--able to move about departments and club buildings professionally Good or corrected vision to read labels and perform detailed work Comfortable working in a busy, team-oriented environment Compensation & Benefits $20/hour + overtime Free Off-site housing provided Meals Uniforms Golf/Fishing privileges Team activities outside of work (golf, sporting events, etc.)

By Anniston Country Club, December 4 - Anniston , Alabama

The golf course superintendent will be entrusted with the maintenance, operations, and management of the facility grounds.  They will assume responsibility for managing and maintaining golf course properties, which include the following: Golf course, golf course maintenance equipment, golf cart fleet, clubhouse and grounds, landscaping, tennis courts, swimming pool and other properties owned by the Anniston Country Club.  This position will report directly to the general manager and Greens Committee Chairperson. Course Type: Private member owned Open: Year-round Number of holes: 18 holes 6,300 yards Annual Rounds: 8000 Primary Grasses: Greens – Champion Bermuda, Fairways and Tees – 419 and common Bermuda Staff: 6-8 employees   Job Functions:   ·         Advanced knowledge of agronomy and turfgrass management practices; a working knowledge of golf course facility construction principles, practices and methods, and a thorough understanding of the rules and strategies of the game of golf. ·         A high degree of administrative and executive ability, especially in terms of problem solving and decision making. ·         Excellent oral, written communication skills. ·         Knowledge of current federal, state and local laws and regulations affecting the management of golf course operations (including, but not limited to employment, safety and environmental standards, laws and regulations). ·         Participation in continuing education opportunities such as seminars, workshops, and trade shows.

By Richland Country Club, December 4 - updated December 4 - Nashville, Tennessee

Richland Country Club, located in Nashville, TN, is seeking an Assistant Superintendent to join their Golf and Grounds Maintenance team. This role offers the opportunity to work with a fully renovated course, a committed staff, and a supportive membership. The successful candidate will acclimate quickly to the crew and culture, while helping maintain the highest standards of course conditions and service. Club highlights: 2021/2022 complete course renovation 30,000 annual rounds 18 full-time staff in season Toro Lynx irrigation system 4-year John Deere equipment lease (new lease begins November 2025) Warm-season turf varieties including TifEagle Greens, Zorro Tees & Fairways, TifGrand Collars, and TifTuf Rough Typical work schedule: Every other weekend; overtime in season Future projects: Renovation of maintenance facility SUCCESS TRAITS OF INDIVIDUAL: Strong work ethic Excellent communication skills Team player mindset Sense of urgency Focus on team/course success over personal interest INITIAL PRIORITIES OF POSITION: Acclimate to the crew and membership culture Become familiar with the course and grounds Support daily operations to maintain course conditions at a high standard KEY RESPONSIBILITIES, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND APTITUDE: Assist in planning and executing daily course maintenance operations Supervise and train staff in proper turf care practices Operate and maintain irrigation systems and golf course equipment Support Director of Golf and Grounds Maintenance in all agronomic programs Promote safety, efficiency, and attention to detail within the team PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Associate or Bachelor’s degree in Turfgrass Management, Agronomy, or related field (preferred) 4–7 years of relevant experience (more experience may offset education requirement) Knowledge of warm-season turf management practices Leadership experience in golf course maintenance COMPENSATION & BENEFITS: Salary: $70,000–$90,000 Health, dental, and vision insurance 401k with match  PTO/vacation  Short-term and long-term disability Continued education and professional association dues (local & national) Uniforms Free meals (When available) Golfing privileges ABOUT US: Richland Country Club's mission is to provide their members with a “home away from home” by giving them a place to connect, relax, and enjoy all that Richland has to offer. We are Ladies and Gentlemen serving other Ladies and Gentlemen, and we work to exceed the needs of our membership by ensuring extraordinary service for each individual.

By The Sanctuary Golf Club, December 4 - updated December 4 - Sanibel, Florida

The Sanctuary Golf Club, a prestigious Member-owned private golf club located on Sanibel Island, FL (SWFL) is hiring a full-time, year-round Irrigation Manager. Our Green and Grounds team assists in the appearance and safety of the world-renowned Sanctuary Golf Course, bordered by a wildlife refuge and surrounded by nature preserves, lakes and mangrove forests. The Irrigation Manager is responsible for the health of the golf course turf as it relates to the use of the irrigation system and irrigation practices. We are looking for a motivated and professional staff member who will provide the highest level of service and golf course conditioning to our Membership! The Sanctuary Golf Club is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug and Alcohol-Free Workplace and participates in E-Verify. Requirements Designs, implements and maintains mechanical and electrical components of course irrigation system. Reviews the golf course daily for irrigation needs, while accepting input from Director of Green and Grounds and Golf Course Superintendent. Reviews the golf course, Clubhouse and common ground areas daily for irrigation needs, while accepting input from Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent. Communicates irrigation needs to management and makes daily scheduling of systems as results of course review and their input. Repairs irrigation system as needed for proper operation in a timely manner. Maintains parts inventory for needed repairs and perform preventative maintenance. Purchases irrigation parts and supplies while communicating with Superintendent on parts and supplies needed. Performs monthly well and pump water usage reports. Supervises crews for special projects, as necessary. Performs other tasks assigned by the Director of Green and Grounds or Golf Course Superintendent.

By Gozzer Ranch Golf & Lake Club, December 3 - updated December 3 - Harrison, Idaho

Discovery Land Company creates one-of-kind environments that provide individuals and families the freedom, security, and resources to learn, grow, and play in some of the most beautiful places in the world. Through these environments, Clubs foster relationships, share unforgettable and life-changing experiences, embrace well-being, and inspire pure expressions of love, joy, compassion, and gratitude in all forms.   At Gozzer Ranch we believe that meeting the mission stated above is a promise we get to deliver on every day. Gozzer Ranch Employees use their personal talent, passion, and resources to meaningfully integrate with diverse cultures and communities to create a viable and fun world for future generations, we do this by operating from our company’s unwavering values, learning, growing, and adjusting as we go.   As a Golf Course Intern for Gozzer Ranch you will be part of creating the Gozzer Ranch Experience. You may be asked to perform other tasks (outside of your key areas of responsibility) from time to time based on business needs. While performing all tasks at Gozzer Ranch we require passion and behavior that embodies our company values:   · PEOPLE ARE OUR PRIORITY · WE RESPECT PEOPLE, PLACES, AND CULTURES · WE DO THE RIGHT THING · WE BELIEVE IN HAVING FUN   Your key areas of responsibility are outlined below:   Key Area #1: Member Experience and Vibe   · Greet our member and member guests promptly upon arrival · Always provide our member and member guests prompt and professional service · Exceed member and member guest expectations · Create 100% guest satisfaction by providing our Gozzer brand behavior and genuine hospitality · Give personal attention and take personal responsibility for a member and member guest experience   Key Area #2: Teamwork   · Work intentionally to include ALL Gozzer Employees · Create good working relationships with ALL Gozzer Employees · Maintain a courteous attitude toward ALL Gozzer Employees   Key Area #3: Daily Operations   · Adhere to Gozzer Ranch uniform and appearance standards · Operate mowers on greens, aprons, fairways, tees and roughs · Edge, weed and rake bunkers to keep them maintained and ready for golf daily · Fuel up all equipment and check fluid levels on all types of equipment; report equipment problems or failure to the equipment manager immediately · Return all equipment to the designated location at the maintenance yard; keep the maintenance yard/facility and equipment clean · Water and fertilize all turf surfaces as directed by supervisor · Set tee markers and change pin locations on greens daily · Fix ball marks on greens and fill divots on tees and fairways · Application of chemicals and fertilizers in liquid and granular formulations under direct supervision of a certified applicator · Help in project work; assist in the construction of greens, tees, fairways and bunkers; prepare soil base, lay sod and seed all turf surfaces. · Install forms and lay walks and paths using gravel and asphalt mixes; excavate and backfill ditches and trenches with hand tools; repair and replace pipe on irrigation and drainage systems · May be asked to operate dump trucks or other light equipment · Performs other duties as directed by his/her supervisor · Immediately communicate Safety and Maintenance concerns to your immediate supervisor and request a follow up is conducted   Knowledge, Skill, and Abilities:   · Knowledge of methods and materials used in grounds and landscape area construction/maintenance work · Working knowledge of and ability to use hand and power tools and equipment · Ability to operate trucks and light motorized equipment · Comply with Idaho State Health and Wellness regulations · Possess basic computer knowledge · Ability to work effectively with all personality types · Ability to understand and carry-out verbal and written instructions independently · Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations correctly · Ability to work weekends, holidays, morning, and nights · Ability to work in all weather conditions and temperatures to include inside and outside areas · Ability to perform light physical tasks, exerting up to 25 lbs. of force on a frequent basis and up to 75 lbs. on an occasional basis independently or with help · Ability to perform such activities as grasping, lifting, reaching, crouching, walking, sitting, and carrying. · Possession of a valid driver’s license

By The Alotian Club, December 3 - 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 Whitemarsh Valley Country Club, December 2 - updated December 3 - Lafayette Hill, Pennsylvania

      Originally designed by famed Golf Course Architect, George Thomas in 1908.  William Flynn and Donald Ross both tweaked the property prior to World War II.  George Crump, Hugh Wilson and A.W. Tillinghast were all friends of Thomas and likely consumed the layout many times.  Whitemarsh Valley Country Club is a traditional, member owned private club with 700 members (410 golfing), gross revenue of $10 million with a $2.2M operating grounds budget.  22,000 rounds of golf played per year with approximately 13,000 of those rounds being cart rounds.  The main Clubhouse, which includes member dining facilities, banquet space, staff offices and pro shop, underwent an extensive renovation in 2018.   The course has hosted numerous tournaments over the years.  The US Open was scheduled to occur at Whitemarsh Valley in 1917.  It was canceled due to World War I and the Patriotic Open was held in its place.  WVCC has hosted the Philadelphia Amateur more times than any other club in the area and just recently hosted its sixteenth in 2024. As a regular PGA Tour stop from 1963-1980 the course saw Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Bob Murphy, Billy Casper, Tom Weiskopf and Tom Kite lift the Champions Trophy. In 2012, Whitemarsh Valley hired  Andrew Green to design a Master Plan for the golf course.  Several holes in the flood plain were reconstructed to allow for better drainage. (Elevating/crowning of fairways, sub-surface drainage, barrancas etc.) All bunkers were reshaped, multiple green expansions were installed to bring back to original design.  All tee complexes were renovated.   A selective tree management program was implemented as well creating stunning vistas and promoting better turf health. Current and planned capital projects on the golf course include bunker renovation, creekbank restorations, putting green construction, fairway/rough re-grassing and new irrigation system.  Annual capital budget for equipment and projects is $500,000. Majority of the greens are poa/bent "push-up" with xgd drainage installed.  There are 5.2 acres of greens/approaches and 26 acres of fairways and tees.  Our Grounds staff consists of 10 full time employees and 10, forty week employees.  

By Troon, December 3 - Saint Augustine, Florida

Ensures that mechanical repairs are performed on a variety of gasoline and diesel power equipment in a timely and precise manner. Ensures that all equipment is kept in efficient and operable condition at all times Annual Compensation: $50,000-60,000 based on experience Essential Duties: Maintains a preventative maintenance program on all equipment, purchases repair parts and replacement supplies. Places orders for parts/supplies as needed for equipment or service and tracks expenses and inventories for budget purposes. Inspects, adjusts, diagnoses and repairs mechanical defects in many types of golf course maintenance equipment. Performs mower grinding/sharpening, general overhaul of motors and reels, installs and adjusts braking systems. Performs machining or welding work in making fittings used in repair of maintenance equipment. Manages expenses in the maintenance of the equipment fleet relating to parts purchases, inventory levels, service work, fuel inventories and related items. Ensures accurate records of preventative maintenance, repairs made, parts ordered are kept. Maintains an up-to-date working knowledge of light and heavy construction and maintenance equipment and automotive apparatus. Maintains skills in the use of a wide variety of equipment repair tools and in the making of various types of mechanical repairs. Knowledge of the theory, care and operation of internal combustion engines, hydraulic systems and mowing equipment maintenance such as grinding, sharpening and adjustment. Diagnoses mechanical troubles and schedules appropriate preventative maintenance work. Organizes and maintains a clean and safe maintenance area. Assists the Manager in interviewing, hiring, training, planning, assigning, and directing work, evaluating performance, rewarding, and disciplining associates, addressing complaints and resolving problems. Assists in the management of department members that may include but is not limited to: Assistant Mechanics. Assures that effective orientation and training are given to each new associate. Assists in developing ongoing training programs. Regular and reliable attendance. Performs other duties as required.   Education/Experience: Certificate from college or technical school; or three to six months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination and experience. Experience managing personnel.   Physical Demands: Frequently stands and walks; uses hands; reaches with hands and arms; stoops, kneels, crouches or crawls. Occasionally sits, climbs or balances. Regularly talks or hears. Regularly lifts up to 10 pounds and occasionally may lift up to100 pounds.   Environment/Noise: Occasionally works in wet or humid conditions (non-weather); with toxic or caustic materials; in extreme cold or heat (non-weather); may experience vibration. Regularly works in outdoor weather conditions and may face the risk of electrical shock or encounter fumes or airborne pathogens. Frequently works in areas near moving mechanical parts. Noise level is loud.   Certificates/Licenses: Valid Driver’s License, Mechanics Certificate from Gas and Diesel Engine Training Seminar.   Job Knowledge, Skill, and Ability Preferences: Ability to read and speak English may be required in order to perform the duties of the job (e.g. the associates may be required to communicate with English speaking customers or co-workers, the manuals for the equipment the associates may use are in English). Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications. This job description is not an exclusive or exhaustive list of all job functions that an associate in this position may be asked to perform from time to time.

By Rolling Green Golf Club, December 3 - updated December 3 - Springfield, Pennsylvania

Rolling Green Golf Club  Established in 1926, Rolling Green Golf Club is a nationally acclaimed golf club with rich architectural and tournament history. For almost 100 years, the club's goal has been to make the game of golf central and paramount to everything else. Rolling Green is known for its challenging green complexes, which are sure to test golfers of every skill level. The club is a proud supporter of local and national competition, having hosted two USGA national championships (1976 U.S. Women's Open, 2016 U.S. Women's Amateur), multiple Golf Association of Philadelphia majors, as well as the 2021 Forme Tour Rolling Green Championship.  We are looking for a highly motivated individual to join our team for our upcoming centennial season.    Our Operation  Golf Course Superintendent: Steven Bigelow  4 Assistant Superintendents   2 Full-Time Equipment Managers  27 Full-Time In-Season Team Members  12 Full-Time Year-Round Staff    What's New at RG?  Over the 2021-2025 seasons, Rolling Green Golf Club teamed up with Hanse Design to restore the course’s William Flynn design back to its original architectural intention. Over the past 4 seasons, Rolling Green has made numerous improvements to the golf course's infrastructure and architectural value, including:  Full-Course Bunker Restoration to Better Billy Bunker subsurface drainage  Full-Course Reconstruction of All Tee Boxes  4 Acres of Poa/Bent Fairway Expansions  Expansions to all Putting Greens Surfaces  3 Newly Constructed USGA Specification Greens  2 Newly Constructed Greens Nurseries (1 Poa, 1 Bent)  Bermudagrass Installation on Driving Range Tee  Irrigation System Expansions & Upgrades  Putting Green Expansion & Recontouring  The RGGC Green Department has also overhauled its Capital Equipment fleet over the past 4 seasons with numerous additions and upgrades.  All Transportation Vehicles- Cushman Electric Watering Carts, John Deere Crew Gators, John Deere Utility Vehicles, and Kubota Mechanic's Utility Vehicle  New John Deere Boom Sprayers, Equipped with OnLink GPS Guidance & Autosteering  All Mowing Units- New John Deere Fairway Mowing Units, Rough & Intermediate Mowing Units, Triplexes, Walk Greens Mowers, Walk Approach Mowers, Walk Tee Mowers, and Rotary Mowers.  New Mini-Excavator, Skidsteer, Topdresser, Bunker Rakes, Rak-O-Vac Sweepers, and Steiner Compact Tractor  All equipment has been transitioned to a leasing model to replace all regularly used equipment on a 5-year schedule. The candidate selected for this role will play an integral role in forming equipment lease packages and developing leased equipment replacement schedules.    Job Description  Rolling Green Golf Club's Greens Department is seeking an enthusiastic, dedicated, and career-driven Turfgrass Professional to join our management team. Our Greens Department is dedicated to and prides itself in the training, development, and advancement of our Assistant Superintendents during your time with us and well beyond.    As an Assistant Superintendent at Rolling Green, you will be fully immersed in our management operation- including, but not limited to, crew scheduling, IPM Program & spray applications, manual irrigation & hand-watering programs, pest identification, budgeting, and communications. Additional, unique project opportunities for the 2026 season include:  Operation & Programming of our new John Deere OnLink GPS Sprayers.  GPS Mapping of golf course features and infrastructure to reflect all changes made during renovation work, including as-built irrigation system, drainage, and utilities GPS mapping.  Expansion of irrigation system coverage and drainage infrastructure.  Opportunity for involvement with the construction of a new $3.5M Performance Center  Early Planning & Development of a Practice Facilities master plan, including new irrigation installation, improved driving range tee infrastructure, and short-game facility rebuild. 

By The Camargo Club, November 9 - updated December 3 - Cincinnati, Ohio

The Camargo Club, a prestigious private golf course in Cincinnati, OH, is home to an 18-hole Seth Raynor design, renowned for its exceptional layout and immaculate condition. Established in 1925, the course is consistently ranked among the nation's best, holding the 48th spot by Golf Digest and 31st by Golf Magazine. In 2022, the course completed a comprehensive renovation. This included the restoration and re-grassing of greens and tees with the 007XL bentgrass variety, ensuring world-class playing surfaces. Additionally, fairways and playing corridors were widened to enhance the course scale. The course irrigation system has also been upgraded with a cutting-edge RainBird HDPE system. These improvements lend to a work environment suited for an individual who desires to further their career within the industry. Therefore, we are currently seeking dedicated and motivated interns to join our team. This position provides a unique opportunity to be immersed in all aspects of turf management and maintenance at a Top 50 course. Our AITs are an integral part of our operation, helping to deliver championship-quality conditions to Camargo’s members and their guests every day. Job Responsibilities: Moisture Management: Hand watering greens and tees; operating the RainBird 2-wire Irrigation system using CirrusPro technology. Fertilizer/Pesticide Applications: Performing walk spreading, hand spraying, boom spraying, and Lely spreading. Integrated Pest Management: Scouting for pests and planning targeted treatments. Record Keeping/Data Collection: Tracking clipping yields, chemical applications, and job assignments using Greenkeeper applications. Equipment Operation: Operating all turf maintenance equipment, including cutting units, sprayers, tractors with implements, and more. Irrigation Repair: Maintaining and repairing the HDPE irrigation system, including RainBird sprinkler heads. As an intern, you will work directly with the Assistant In-Trainings, Assistant Superintendents and Grounds Superintendent, gaining hands-on experience and knowledge in all facets of course management. The role offers tremendous opportunities for professional growth, with a clear pathway to advancement. We are committed to fostering talent and ensuring that hardworking AITs progress to Assistant Superintendent roles, whether at Camargo or within the broader turf management industry.

By The Bedens Brook Club, December 3 - Skillman, New Jersey

The Bedens Brook Club, designed by Dick Wilson, opened to membership in 1965. We are a member-owned, family-oriented private club that prides itself in offering fun, challenging, championship golf conditions for all skill levels. Student Interns will work closely with the leadership team at Bedens Brook and are encouraged to be as involved as possible.   What to Expect: ·         Exposure to all facets of daily championship course conditioning & setup procedures ·         Granular and Foliar Plant Protectant/Health Application Operations using various spreaders and GPS guided sprayers ·         Irrigation Troubleshooting and Repairs ·         Team Leadership Opportunities ·         Strong Moisture management principles guided by moisture meter technology and instinct

By Gulf Stream Golf Club, December 3 - Gulf Stream, Florida

Gulf Stream Golf Club is seeking a skilled and dependable Facility Manager Assistant to help maintain the clubhouse and grounds at the highest standards of safety, functionality, and presentation. This hands-on role supports the Chief Engineer and Facilities Manager in ensuring that every system and structure operates efficiently, looks its best, and provides an exceptional experience for members and guests. The ideal candidate will bring a strong technical background, a proactive mindset, and the ability to lead and collaborate with maintenance staff. This is a great opportunity for someone who takes pride in keeping facilities running smoothly while continually improving processes and standards. Club Highlights Facilities: Clubhouse, parking areas, and multiple mechanical systems (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and more) Team: Works closely with the Facilities Manager and maintenance staff Environment: Hands-on, team-oriented setting with opportunities to learn and grow Schedule: Full-time role with flexibility to respond to emergencies and seasonal needs SUCCESS TRAITS OF INDIVIDUAL Strong technical knowledge of carpentry, electrical, plumbing, and painting Proactive problem solver who can identify issues before they escalate Organized and detail-oriented with excellent follow-through Comfortable working independently or as part of a team Reliable and adaptable, with the ability to respond to emergencies INITIAL PRIORITIES OF POSITION Assist with repairs and maintenance of lighting, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and drainage systems Inspect public and back-of-house areas to identify and address needed repairs Monitor work performed by outside contractors and communicate project status to the Chief Engineer Organize and maintain workshop areas to ensure a safe, clean, and efficient workspace Support the Facilities Manager in scheduling and tracking all building maintenance and repair activities KEY RESPONSIBILITIES, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND APTITUDE Perform and coordinate clubhouse repairs for equipment, furniture, masonry, and building structures Supervise maintenance and repair mechanics as needed Maintain sprinkler system and ensure proper refuse removal from clubhouse premises Collect and process maintenance and work orders from department heads for manager approval Maintain inventory of cleaning, maintenance, and repair supplies; order parts as needed Assist with setup for special functions and events by installing decorations or constructing displays Interpret blueprints and technical drawings when required Maintain club vehicles and equipment to ensure safety and reliability Respond to emergency maintenance needs at any time PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS High school diploma or GED required; post-secondary vocational training in electrical engineering, HVAC, or refrigeration preferred Minimum 2 years of maintenance experience in an institutional or business setting Ability to read blueprints and interpret technical manuals COMPENSATION & BENEFITS $32.00/hour for 52 weeks 5 hours of overtime per week for 7 months  Health, dental, and vision insurance 401k with matching PTO: 10 days + 5 sick days Continued education support Uniforms Golf privileges ABOUT US Gulf Stream Golf Club, located in Gulf Stream, Florida, is a premier private club focused on providing unmatched course conditions and member experiences. With a culture centered on hard work, teamwork, and striving to be the best, our golf maintenance team continually enhances course playability while pursuing industry-leading standards. We value individuals who take initiative, demonstrate leadership, and are committed to professional growth.

By Karsten Golf Club, December 3 - updated December 3 - Stillwater, Oklahoma

If you take pride in mechanical work, enjoy solving problems, and want to develop your skills in a professional team environment, this role is an excellent fit. Karsten in Stillwater, Oklahoma is seeking a motivated Equipment Technician I  or II to support the maintenance and performance of our fleet of turf equipment. In this role, you’ll assist with routine maintenance, basic repairs, and equipment diagnostics while gaining hands-on experience with a wide range of engines, mowers, and specialty golf course machinery. You’ll learn directly from experienced technicians, build valuable mechanical expertise, and play an important part in keeping our operation running safely and efficiently. If you’re dependable, eager to grow, and ready to build a long-term career in golf course equipment management, you’ll thrive here. This position involves hands-on mechanical work in both shop and outdoor environments. The role requires frequent walking, bending, kneeling, stooping, and working in confined spaces. The technician may be required to lift or move objects up to 100 pounds with or without reasonable accommodation. Work may occur in variable weather conditions, including extreme heat or cold. Visual acuity (close, distance, color, peripheral, and depth perception) is necessary for safely performing the essential functions of this job.    Requirements Ability to read and interpret operation, maintenance, and safety manuals. Ability to work safely in outdoor environments subject to changing weather conditions. Minimum education: High School Diploma or equivalent (some college or technical coursework preferred). Ability to read and understand wiring, hydraulic, and schematic diagrams. Knowledge of internal combustion engine theory, operation, and maintenance. Understanding of mower grinding, sharpening, and adjustment techniques. Commitment to excellence and continuous improvement. Valid driver’s license with a good driving record. Proven reliability and punctual attendance. Positive attitude and ability to work effectively in a team environment.   Essential Functions To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these functions. Inspect, diagnose, and repair mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical issues on turf equipment. Perform preventative maintenance, lubrication, sharpening, and adjustments according to schedule. Maintain accurate and detailed repair and service records daily. Adjust cutting units and perform precise setup for optimal after-cut performance. Adhere to all approved safety and environmental procedures. Perform or learn basic welding techniques. Operate and maintain computer-based service tracking systems. Fabricate small parts or tools as needed. Use diagnostic tools to test and repair hydraulic and electrical systems. Work extended hours (45-55 per week during peak season; 40 hours off-season) as required. Be available for holidays and special tournament support as directed by the Equipment/Shop Manager.     Additional Duties Maintain cleanliness and organization of the shop, tools, and work areas. Communicate clearly and courteously with managers, staff, and vendors. Provide assistance to Golf Course Superintendents, Assistant Managers, and the Equipment/Shop Manager regarding equipment use and best practices. Perform snow removal (plowing and hand-shoveling) and other assigned duties as needed. Support a positive workplace culture focused on safety, teamwork, and professionalism.

By Minnewaska Golf Club, December 2 - updated December 2 - Glenwood, Minnesota

Minnewaska Golf Club is looking for a highly motivated individual to become our next Superintendent. The position works alongside our Head Golf Professional and under the direction of our Board of Directors. Minnewaska Golf Club in Glenwood is located just 15 minutes south of Alexandria. The original nine holes were built in 1923 and designed by Tom Vardon. Joel Goldstrand designed nine additional holes in 1993. The club overlooks beautiful Lake Minnewaska and has been rated 4 ½ stars by Golf Digest. The club has hosted many major state events including: MGA State Junior Team Championship, MGA Amateur Qualifiers, Minnesota Junior PGA Players Tour Events, two consistent ProAms every season, the 2018 Minnesota Junior PGA Girls Championship, the 2018 Minnesota Senior PGA Championship, the 2022 Minnesota PGA Championship, and the 2024 Minnesota Women’s State Amateur Championship. Desired Qualifications – • Completion of 2 or 4 year turf grass management program. • Minimum of 2 years golf course experience as grounds supervisor or assistant superintendent. • Demonstrate knowledge of all aspects of design, construction and maintenance of a golf course • Skilled and experienced operator of maintenance and construction equipment and machinery. • Currently possesses or able to obtain Minnesota Pesticide Applicators License. • Ability to effectively motivate, direct and supervise the work of others. • Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing. • Ability to establish effective relationships with Club management and staff. • Familiar with use of computers. Duties & Responsibilities – • Devote their time, attention and energies to the performance of duties as Superintendent at the Club. • Develop and maintain a comprehensive turf management program that will provide optimum playability while using sound environmental practices. • Maintain and improve the course turf, equipment, buildings and irrigation system to the levels desired by the Club. • Establish and maintain a system of records of inventory, purchases, equipment maintenance and chemical applications • Hire, train and direct a staff of employees in the proper performance of operating equipment, maintenance practices, shop procedures, safety guidelines and dealing with the public and membership. • Identify problems on the course and with staff and solve them properly, effectively and in a timely manner and report injuries or property damage to the appropriate people when necessary • Cooperate with the Head Golf Professional regarding course conditions and tournament play, as well as the completion of short- and long-term plans. • Attend all monthly meetings with the Board of Directors. • Submit a detailed annual budget plan for the golf course grounds operation to the board of directors. • Stay abreast of new technologies and information as related to turf grass management • Maintain a favorable status with suppliers, manufacturers, and others. Compensation – 2026 season of Feb. 15th – November 15th . Following seasons are also February 15 to November 15. Seasonal Salary – $60 - $80k - Based on Qualifications Benefits - 2 weeks paid vacation Family golf membership with use of cart Bonus package at discretion of board of directors Please Send Resumes to: minnewaskagc@gmail.com by Wednesday December 31st , 2025.

By Augusta Country Club, October 7 - updated December 2 - Augusta, Georgia

Spring/Summer Internship 2026 Augusta Country Club Augusta, Georgia This internship will be an excellent opportunity to be exposed to USGA spec Tif-Eagle putting green management, Zoysia grass management, and daily golf course maintenance. Interns will work closely with the management team on (but not limited to) chemical applications, irrigation R&M, and seasonal Zoysia/Bermudagrass cultural practices. Excellent opportunity to be exposed to new on course plantings during the Spring of 2026. What’s in it for you as an intern? Maintain championship-level conditioning daily Exposure to the technologies we use within our program (taskTracker, Ez Locator, SPARKS, SpecConnect, and Toro Lynx Software) Local/Regional Tournament volunteer opportunities Intimate training and “turf talks” Career guidance Enjoy the Augusta, Georgia and surrounding area/s during your time off Previous interns have moved on into either entry level assistant positions or technician roles. Currently on staff we have two former interns that we have promoted from within. Below are what a few former interns have had to say about their internship experience at Augusta Country Club. “I feel like I grew both professionally and personally while an intern at Augusta Country Club. Upper management are very cognizant of agronomy and your potential to grow. Great team atmosphere and a great place to build lasting relationships.” -current Assistant Golf Course Superintendent “I absolutely loved my time at Augusta Country Club. It was full of great experiences in the field alongside a great crew and managers.” – current Assistant Golf Course Superintendent “My internship was an incredible opportunity to experience maintenance at a high level. I got involved with the day-to-day operations and was able to learn a lot during my time. The culture that they have created gives you the best opportunity to succeed.” – current 2nd Assistant Superintendent at Augusta Country Club “My internship experience at Augusta Country Club provided me with a great learning experience. From the basics of walk mowing, changing cups, irrigation repairs, spraying pesticides/fertilizers, and many other cultural practices. The management staff gave me the tools during my internship to further develop my professional career.” -current Senior Assistant Superintendent at Augusta Country Club Augusta Country Club in Augusta, Georgia was founded in 1899. ACC is an 18-hole private club originally designed by Donald Ross. Over the last 20+ years, the club has put a lot of time and focus into the golf course with renovations happening in 2001, 2017, and recently in 2022. In 2001, the club converted putting greens from Penncross Bentgrass to A-1 Bentgrass. More recently in 2017, the club converted fairways/tees from 419 Bermuda Grass to Zorro Zoysia grass along with a new HDPE irrigation system and Better Billy Bunkers. In 2022, the golf course was closed for putting green reconstruction and conversation to Tif-Eagle bermuda grass. Along with the putting greens, extensive tree work, green side bunker construction, and green surround sand capping were completed as well. Please send cover letters, resumes, and references to: Dillon Scheer Golf Course Superintendent Augusta Country Club Augusta, Georgia dillon@augcc.com

By North River Yacht Club, December 2 - updated December 2 - Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Equipment Manager North River Yacht Club Tuscaloosa, Alabama Position Type: Full-Time Compensation: $65,000 – $80,000 DOE Reports To: Director of Agronomy Course Description: North River Yacht Club is a premier private club located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, featuring a scenic and challenging 18-hole championship golf course, extensive practice facilities, and a high standard of conditioning and member service. We are seeking a dedicated Equipment Manager who will play a critical role in maintaining the reliability, safety, and performance of our maintenance equipment fleet. Position Summary: The Equipment Manager is responsible for the repair, maintenance, and management of all golf course maintenance equipment, including cutting units, utility vehicles, small-engine equipment, and shop tools. The Equipment Manager assures all equipment is operating at peak performance to support daily course conditioning standards. This position works closely with and reports directly to the Director of Agronomy, contributing to maintenance planning, workflow efficiency, and long-term equipment strategies. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Inspect, diagnose, and repair mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and fuel-system issues on                                                           all turf equipment.                                                                                                                                                                                                                Establish and maintain a comprehensive preventive maintenance program.                                                                                Perform reel and   bedknife grinding, adjustments, and cutting-unit setup to ensure optimal turf quality. Maintain accurate service records, equipment hours, and scheduled maintenance logs. Manage parts inventory, shop supplies, and relationships with vendors  Ensure proper operation of equipment through staff training and guidance. Maintain a clean, safe, and organized maintenance facility. Assist the Director of Agronomy with equipment budgeting and capital planning. Adhere to safety, environmental, and regulatory guidelines.    

By Hunting Creek Country Club, October 30 - updated December 2 - Prospect, Kentucky

Hunting Creek Country Club is an 18 hole private golf course located in Prospect, KY. We are currently hiring an Assistant Superintendent to join our team. This role is vital to both turf management and team leadership. Responsibilities include assisting in overseeing disease and pest control, managing irrigation and water usage, assigning tasks, training and leading irrigation repairs, and managing daily operations. The Assistant superintendent will work closely with the Superintendent to plan and implement both short-term and long-term goals. The golf course consists of USGA, T-1 Creeping Bentgrass greens. Currently, about 75% of our tees are bentgrass but we are in the process of resodding them to Zeon Zoysia. Our goal is to have all tees converted to Zeon Zoysia by the end of next year. Our fairways are Meyer Zoysia, and the rough is a mix of bermudagrass and tall fescue.

By The Prairie Club, October 16 - updated December 2 - Valentine, Nebraska

Opened in 2010, The Prairie Club is a golf resort in the sandhills region of Nebraska home to three nationally recognized golf courses. The Tom Lehman designed Dunes Course is ranked by Golf Magazine as the 28th best public course in America, and as the 36th best public course by Golf Digest. The Pines Course, designed by Graham Marsh, was recognized by Golf Digest in 2025 as the 90th best public course in America. The Horse Course, designed by Gil Hanse and Geoff Shackelford, is on Golf Digest’s list of Most Fun Courses You Can Play.    The Prairie Club offers many unique aspects to learn from. With courses rotating between member and public play on a daily basis, interns can expect to see both aspects and the relation to golf course maintenance. The scale and size of the property is matched by very few golf courses in the world. Environmental challenges and wild swings in weather can lead to fun and interesting problems to solve. Interns will be involved in all aspects of maintenance on both courses. The agronomy team will work with the intern to help them achieve any and all of their set learning goals. In addition to daily maintenance, previous interns have been able to gain experience with spraying, hand watering, construction projects, and crew leadership. At the end of the summer, interns will get the opportunity to be a course superintendent for a week with control over scheduling, job assignments, and decision making.  Internship video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJudAubxwzc    

By The Club at Holliday Farms, December 2 - Zionsville, Indiana

The Club at Holliday Farms is a Golf Course Community that sits on the Northwest side of Indianapolis in the small town of Zionsville, Indiana.  We are a Pete Dye designed 18-hole championship course and 9-hole Par 3 course with a complete practice area. We opened in June of 2021.  In 2021 Holliday Farms was Named #2 Best Private New Course and #5 Best Overall New Course. This is a great opportunity to work with a crew that is highly motivated to become successful in this industry.  Our grass varieties at The Club at Holliday Farms: Greens (Pure Distinction), Tee & Fairways (Crystal Bluelinks), and rough (Turf Type Tall Fescue).  Our brand new irrigation system is the Toro 2-wire Lynx system with Infinity Toro heads.  A brand new Toro Equipment Fleet and Agronomy Department. As a valued employee of The Club at Holliday Farms Agronomy team, Interns will work directly with the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendents.  Interns will assist with the day-to-day maintenance and agronomic practices of the golf course.  The ideal candidate is a highly motivated individual who is looking to eventually excel in the turf industry.  This candidate should be a self-starter who takes pride in their work ethic and values the importance of being  a team player.  This position will expose candidates to a wide variety of turf practices. Qualifications, Knowledge and Skill Requirements: Must have a strong business aptitude and passion for the golf business Must have exceptional communication and interpersonal skills Seeking candidates that can work anywhere from a 3 month to 9 month internship 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

By Rolling Green Golf Club, December 2 - Springfield, Pennsylvania

Rolling Green Golf Club Established in 1926, Rolling Green Golf Club is a nationally acclaimed golf club with rich architectural and tournament history. For almost 100 years, the club's goal has been to make the game of golf central and paramount to everything else. Rolling Green is known for its challenging green complexes, which are sure to test golfers of every skill level. The club is a proud supporter of local and national competition, having hosted two USGA national championships (1976 U.S. Women's Open, 2016 U.S. Women's Amateur), multiple Golf Association of Philadelphia majors, as well as the 2021 Forme Tour Rolling Green Championship. We are looking for a highly motivated individual to join our team for our upcoming centennial season.   Our Operation Golf Course Superintendent: Steven Bigelow 4 Assistant Superintendents (2 former RGGC Interns promoted following graduation) 2 Full-Time Equipment Managers 27 Full-Time In-Season Team Members 12 Full-Time Year-Round Staff   What's New at RG? Over the 2021-2025 seasons, Rolling Green Golf Club teamed up with Hanse Design to restore the course's 1926 William Flynn design back to its original architectural intention. Over the past 4 seasons, Rolling Green made numerous improvements to the golf course's infrastructure and architectural value, including: Full-Course Bunker Restoration to Better Billy Bunker subsurface drainage Full-Course Reconstruction of All Tee Boxes 4 Acres of Poa/Bent Fairway Expansions Expansions to all Putting Greens Surfaces 3 Newly Constructed USGA Specification Greens 2 Newly Constructed Greens Nurseries (1 Poa, 1 Bent) Bermudagrass Installation on Driving Range Tee Irrigation System Expansions & Upgrades Putting Green Expansion & Recontouring  The RGGC Green's Department has also overhauled its Capital Equipment fleet over the past 4 seasons with numerous additions and upgrades: All Transportation Vehicles- Cushman Electric Watering Carts, John Deere Crew Gators, John Deere Utility Vehicles, and Kubota Mechanic's Utility Vehicle New John Deere Boom Sprayers, Equipped with OnLink GPS Guidance & Autosteering All Mowing Units- New John Deere Fairway Mowing Units, Rough & Intermediate Mowing Units, Triplexes, Walk Greens Mowers, Walk Approach Mowers, Walk Tee Mowers, and Rotary Mowers. New Mini-Excavator, Skidsteer, Topdresser, Bunker Rakes, Rak-O-Vac Sweepers,  and Steiner Compact Tractor   RGGC Internship Program Rolling Green Golf Club's Greens Department is seeking enthusiastic, dedicated, and career-driven student leaders to join our team as part of our Summer Internship Program. Our Greens Department is dedicated to and prides itself in the training, development, and advancement of our Interns during our time with us and well beyond. As an intern at Rolling Green, you will be fully immersed in our management operation- including, but not limited to, crew scheduling, IPM Program & spray applications, manual irrigation & hand-watering programs, pest identification, budgeting, and communications. Additional, unique project opportunities for the 2026 season include: Operation & Programming of our new John Deere OnLink GPS Sprayers. GPS Mapping of golf course following new construction, including as-built irrigation system, drainage, and utilities GPS mapping. Expansion of irrigation system coverage and drainage infrastructure. Involvement with successful construction of a new $3.5M Performance Center  Early Planning & Development of Practice Facilities, including new irrigation installation, improved driving range tee infrastructure, and short-game facility rebuild. 

By Santa Ana Golf Inc., December 1 - updated December 1 - Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico

General Position Description Under the direct supervision of the Senior Superintendent, the Assistant Superintendent is responsible for helping to maintain the turf and landscape of Santa Ana Golf Club and the Twin Warriors Golf Course. This position plays a key role in ensuring that the golf course meets the high standards expected by our guests. The Assistant Superintendent will oversee and train the maintenance staff, assist in staff selection and evaluations, and manage course operations, including irrigation, seasonal agronomic practices, and the application of pesticides, fertilizers, and soil conditioners. Effective communication and leadership skills are essential for motivating the maintenance team and coordinating with the Pro Shop staff regarding daily operations and special events. Proficiency in computer irrigation software is required, along with the ability to process timesheets and manage payroll for the maintenance staff.   Minimum Qualifications Education: Bachelors or associate’s degree in Agronomy, Plant Science, Turf Grass Management, or a related field. Experience: 3-5 years of golf course maintenance experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to perform the duties of the position. Licenses: NM Pesticide Applicators License or the ability to obtain it within 90 days of employment; valid Driver’s License with an acceptable driving record for the past three years. Knowledge Required Comprehensive understanding of equipment, tools, materials, methods, and procedures used in golf course maintenance and construction. Knowledge of various soils, plants, cool season grasses, shrubs, and trees used on golf courses, including proper methods for planting, cultivating, and maintaining them. Methods for diagnosing and treating diseased trees, shrubs, plants, and grasses. Proper applications of fertilizers and chemicals used in golf course maintenance. Operation and maintenance of large-area automated irrigation systems. Basic mechanics and preventative maintenance of golf course maintenance equipment. Pump house maintenance and operation. Duties and Responsibilities Prioritize and assign work to maintenance staff in conjunction with the Golf Course Senior Superintendent. Collaborate with the maintenance staff, including mechanics, to maintain all equipment.  Operate, maintain, and repair irrigation and drainage systems. Assist in hiring, transferring, suspending, or discharging personnel. Establish work standards and assist in employee evaluations. Train personnel in correct and safe methods and procedures necessary to accomplish their goals and conduct monthly safety meetings. Maintain golf course putting greens, tees, fairways, roughs, bunkers, roads, paths, tee walk-ups, and related areas to the highest standards.  Inspect landscaped areas surrounding clubhouse facilities, parking lots, golf school, and practice range.  Interact and communicate with the golf shop staff regarding daily play, special events, and maintenance routines. Perform seasonal aeration and topdressing of the golf course bi-annually and as needed.  Conduct verti-cutting and light topdressing 1-2 times monthly from March to November.  Plant and maintain trees, flowers, shrubs, and grasses. Apply fertilizers, pesticides, and soil conditioners under the direction of the General Manager Monitor work sites to ensure compliance with established methods, guidelines, standards, and procedures. Establish a good rapport with team members and project a positive attitude.  Lead by example and participate in the workload as needed.  Practice diplomacy when making assignments, suggestions, or discussing workload and work performance.   Maintain a clean, safe work environment and immediately report accidents, injuries, and unsafe work conditions to the Sr. Golf Course Superintendent and Human Resources. Completed required paperwork promptly.   Maintain confidentiality of proprietary information and protect SAGC assets.  Develop and maintain positive working relationships with all staff and support SAGC to achieve common goals.  Attendance and punctuality are essential functions of this position. Supervisory Responsibilities This position directly supervises other employees regularly. The level of supervisory authority exercised includes planning, coordinating, and overseeing the work of assigned personnel. Please ensure this comprehensive job description is posted accurately and clearly to attract qualified candidates for the role of Golf Course Superintendent II at Santa Ana Golf Club, Inc.

By Deerfield Golf Club, October 23 - updated December 1 - Newark, Delaware

Deerfield is located on 145-acres surrounded by White Clay Creek State Park offering an outstanding public 18-hole championship golf course. Deerfield also offers platform tennis courts, exceptional public dining and is Delaware’s premier wedding, meeting, golf outing and special event venue! Deerfield is a Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control property; professionally managed by Troon. Essential Duties: Works with the Superintendent to ensure that the annual golf course maintenance budget and capital plans are maintained and followed. Supervises and assists maintenance staff in daily duties. Assists in the planning, organizing and direction of the maintenance and construction of putting greens, tees, fairways, roughs, and bunkers. Supervises the planting and cultural practices involved in growing various turf grasses, trees and ornamental plants.  Assists in the procurement of supplies and materials and ensures costs remain within budgetary limitations. Keeps records of annual maintenance activities and costs and assists with the preparation of required prepares reports. Follows sound purchasing procedures utilizing preferred vendors, when possible. Reconciles and provides timely coding of all invoices, payroll and other required documents. Coordinates snow removal (depending upon facility location). Ensures all company policies and procedures are followed including compliance with government regulations. Ensures associates obtain proper license needed to perform job tasks safely and within city, state, and federal regulations. Addresses directly all real or perceived environmental concerns. Manages department members that may include, but is not limited to: Mechanic, Environmental Technician, Equipment Operator, Foreman, Greenskeeper, and Irrigation Technician. Assures that effective orientation and training are given to each new associate. Develops ongoing training programs. Monitors business volume forecast and plans accordingly in areas of manpower, productivity, costs and other expenses. Regular and reliable attendance. Incorporates safe work practices in job performance. Physical Demands: Regularly stands, walks and sits. Regularly uses hands, reaches with arms and hands, talks or hears. Occasionally climbs, balances, stoops, kneels, crouches, crawls, tastes or smells. Regularly lifts up to 50 pounds. Occasionally lifts up to 100 pounds. Environment/Noise: Occasionally works near moving mechanical parts, fumes and/or airborne particles. Frequently works in outdoor weather conditions. Noise level is moderate. Job Knowledge, Skill, and Ability Preferences:  Ability to read and speak English is required in order to perform the duties of the job (e.g. the associates are required to communicate with English speaking customers or co-workers, the manuals for the equipment the associates may use are in English). Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications. Housing: Deerfield Golf Club is fortunate to offer temporary or longer-term private housing on-site for the qualified candidate.    This job description is not an exclusive or exhaustive list of all job functions that an associate in this position may be asked to perform from time to time. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

By KemperSports Management, December 1 - Northbrook, Illinois

Position Summary: New Construction/Grow-In Pasco, Washington A new chapter in Pacific Northwest destination golf is underway just outside Pasco, Washington. Perched atop dramatic bluffs, this in-development, David McLay Kidd project is positioned to become one of the most compelling new golf experiences in the United States. Set within the sweeping landscapes of the Columbia River Basin, the property features sandy soils, rolling contours, firm-playing ground, and expansive long views. The Snake River’s presence provides a dramatic and powerful natural backdrop that will define the course’s visual and strategic identity. The Golf Course Superintendent (Grow-In & Opening) will lead all agronomic operations from construction through grow-in and opening. Starting in Q1 2026, this individual will collaborate with KemperSports, the architect, construction partners, and resort leadership to ensure a successful turf establishment program and a smooth transition into opening operations. Major Duties & Responsibilities:  Grow-In & Pre-Opening Leadership Direct and manage all turf grow-in activities from seed-to-establishment. Develop early mowing schedules, fertility plans, and chemical programs tailored to the Pasco climate Collaborate with design and construction teams to ensure intended playability. Review and report on development progress/timelines. Establish cultural practices, topdressing, grooming programs, and long-term agronomic philosophies. Oversee irrigation programming, auditing, moisture management, and hand-watering protocols. Assist with refinement of greens, surrounds, bunkers, and final shaping. Team Development & Leadership Recruit, hire, train, and mentor the agronomy team. Build a positive and accountable high-performance culture. Establish SOPs, schedules, workflows, and maintenance standards. Operational Excellence Prepare annual operating plans, maintenance calendars, and budgets. Manage purchasing, inventory, vendors, and materials procurement. Oversee equipment maintenance and preventative programs. Maintain Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program. Track agronomic reporting, moisture logs, and data. Course Conditioning & Playability Deliver elite destination-golf playing conditions. Oversee daily course setup, mowing programs, firmness, and greens performance. Lead ongoing surface refinement such as aerification and topdressing. Compliance, Safety & Environmental Stewardship Ensure compliance with Washington State regulations. Maintain safe operations, documentation, and chemical handling standards. Manage sustainable water use aligned with environmental guidelines.

By Great River Golf Club, December 1 - MILFORD, Connecticut

The Equipment Manager is a key member of the Greens and Grounds team, reporting directly to the Golf Course Superintendent. This position is responsible for overseeing the maintenance, repair, and safe operation of all golf course maintenance equipment. The Equipment Manager develops and implements preventive maintenance programs, manages the equipment repair budget, and ensures that all equipment supports the daily and seasonal needs of the golf course.  

By Congressional Country Club, November 13 - updated December 1 - Bethesda, Maryland

  Congressional Country Club is seeking a highly motivated Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to join the team. The 2026 season will be yet another exciting season here at Congressional. Assistants will help prepare the club to host major championships in the future while also providing the best experience for our members and guests. This opportunity will allow you to get firsthand practical experience at one of the most storied clubs in the country. In fall of 2025 the club is also ecstatic to break ground on constructing a brand new, state-of-the-art maintenance facility and staff housing complex. Located in Bethesda, MD, Congressional Country Club is the #1 Platinum Club in the country. Congressional has a long-storied history of hosting Championships. In the last 15 years alone, Congressional has hosted the U.S. Open Championship in 2011 followed by two Quicken Loans National Tournaments (2014 & 2016). Congressional most recently hosted the 2022 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, 2024 Junior PGA Championship and this past spring the 2025 Senior PGA Championship. Congressional is proud to continue this history in agreement with the PGA of America in hosting five more Championships in the next eleven years as follows: 2027 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2029 PGA Professional Championship 2030 PGA Championship 2033 Senior PGA Championship 2037 Ryder Cup Job Description: Assistants will be involved in the daily maintenance of two golf courses, Blue and Gold, and will work closely with the Superintendents and the Director of Golf Courses and Grounds. Assistants will manage and perform fertilizer/pesticide calibration as well as proper application practices. Daily jobs will include but not limited to course setup, irrigation repair, disease identification, and water management on USGA and pushup greens. Assistants will also be responsible for the management of a 60+ member team.