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By Callawassie Island, March 16 - Okaite , South Carolina

Located in Okatie, South Carolina, Callawassie Island Club is a private, gated community and home of the Big East Conference Championship. The Club features twenty-seven holes of championship golf designed by Tom Fazio, arranged as three distinct nine-hole courses: Dogwood, Magnolia, and Palmetto. Over the past several years, Callawassie Island has completed an extensive, multi-year renovation of all twenty-seven holes, including major upgrades to drainage and irrigation systems, turfgrass varieties, and the installation of Better Billy Bunkers. These improvements have elevated overall course conditions while positioning the Club for long-term agronomic success. Situated between Beaufort and Bluffton in the heart of the South Carolina Lowcountry, the island offers convenient access to the beaches of Hilton Head Island and the historic waterfront of downtown Beaufort. With a competitive salary and outstanding benefits package, this position provides an exceptional opportunity for a motivated individual to learn, grow, and build a successful career in golf course management.

By Hollow Brook Golf Club, March 10 - updated March 16 - Cortlandt Manor, New York

Hollow Brook Golf Club is seeking a Head Mechanic / Equipment Manager to join our team. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated equipment technician who is ready to step up from a #2 mechanic position into a leadership role and take ownership of a well-regarded golf course equipment operation. Hollow Brook is a private club committed to providing outstanding course conditions and a first-class member experience. The Head Mechanic / Equipment Manager will play a key role in maintaining the club’s equipment fleet and supporting the golf course maintenance team through dependable, organized, and high-quality equipment management.   The Head Mechanic / Equipment Manager is responsible for the maintenance, diagnosis, repair, and overall management of the golf course equipment fleet. This role works closely with the Golf Course Superintendent and Assistant Superintendents to ensure all equipment is operating safely, efficiently, and at a high standard. The successful candidate will be organized, proactive, detail-oriented, and eager to help build and improve the equipment maintenance program. Perform preventative maintenance and repair on all golf course maintenance equipment Diagnose mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical issues on a wide range of equipment Establish and manage a preventative maintenance program for the equipment fleet Maintain accurate records of service, repairs, parts inventory, and equipment history Manage parts ordering and inventory in an organized and cost-effective manner Maintain a clean, safe, and efficient shop environment Communicate equipment needs, repair timelines, and replacement recommendations to management Assist in equipment setup, grinding, and adjustment to meet golf course expectations Help evaluate fleet condition and contribute to long-term equipment planning Ensure all equipment is operating safely and train staff on proper use when needed  

By Heatherwood Golf - Pine Hills Country Club, February 23 - updated March 16 - Manorville, New York

For over 75 years, Heatherwood has been dedicated to developing upscale residential rental communities, commercial properties, luxury urban spaces. Our reputation for quality construction, innovative design, and exceptional service has made us a recognized leader in the industry. At Heatherwood, we believe our employees are our greatest asset, which is why we prioritize professional development and promote from within. The Assistant Golf Course Superintendent works closely with and supports the Director of Agronomy in maintaining the overall quality, playability, and appearance of Pine Hills Golf Course. This role is a full-time, hands-on leadership position responsible for assisting with daily course operations, supervising and scheduling staff, and coordinating projects and vendors.  The Assistant Superintendent helps execute agronomic programs and best practices, supports course improvement initiatives, monitors course conditions, and responds promptly to operational needs and changing priorities. Key Responsibilities: ·      Provide daily leadership and support to the maintenance team by assigning work, offering direction, and actively assisting in the field to ensure tasks are completed safely, efficiently, and to established standards. ·      Assist in the execution and ongoing management of the golf course agronomic plan and operating budget. ·      Monitor course conditions and identify agronomic issues such as disease, pest pressure, turf stress, and drainage concerns; recommend and assist with appropriate corrective actions. ·      Support daily course setup and maintenance activities, including mowing, cultural practices, chemical applications, and proper equipment use. ·      Inspect irrigation systems regularly, troubleshoot operational issues, and coordinate repairs or adjustments as needed. ·      Assist with planning and execution of short- and long-term projects, including course improvements, renovations, and capital maintenance initiatives. ·      Support the training and onboarding of new and existing staff, with emphasis on equipment operation, safety protocols, and adherence to club standards. ·      Promote a strong culture of safety by ensuring compliance with established safety procedures and maintaining clean, organized, and safe work environments.

By ST. JOHNSBURY COUNTRY CLUB, March 15 - St Johnsbury, Vermont

St Johnsbury Country Club is looking for an experienced PT spray technician to assist us with the safe, accurate, and effective application of fertilizers, herbicides, fungicides, and other plant protectants as needed on the golf course and grounds.  We are looking for a detail-oriented individual with experience in turfgrass management.  Hours will vary based on turf needs and we can provide a flexible schedule.  You will be entitled to our employee membership benefits as well. Qualifications: Previous experience as a Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent or Spray Technician or in golf course maintenance required. Knowledge of turfgrass chemicals, application techniques, and calibration methods Ability to operate sprayers and related equipment safely and efficiently Strong attention to detail and commitment to consistency and accuracy Ability to work independently and as part of a team Valid driver’s license required State of Vermont Core and Ornamental Turf Grass Applicators License required.

By Pine Lakes Golf Club, March 15 - Palm Coast, Florida

As a Golf Course Equipment Mechanic, you will play a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of all golf course equipment to support the daily maintenance and upkeep of the course. Your responsibilities will include inspecting, diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining various types of equipment used on the golf course, such as mowers, tractors, and utility vehicles. You will need to possess a strong understanding of engine mechanics, hydraulic systems, and electrical components to effectively troubleshoot and resolve equipment issues. Additionally, you will be responsible for performing routine maintenance tasks, such as oil changes, blade sharpening, and belt replacements, to keep the equipment in optimal working condition. In this role, attention to detail is crucial to identify potential problems before they escalate, ensuring that equipment downtime is minimized. You will work closely with the golf course superintendent and other team members to prioritize repairs based on operational needs. The ability to work independently and prioritize tasks efficiently will be key to succeeding in this role. Job duties may also involve sourcing and ordering replacement parts, maintaining accurate records of repairs and maintenance activities, and adhering to safety protocols and regulations while performing equipment repairs. The Golf Course Equipment Mechanic plays a vital role in contributing to the overall appearance and playability of the golf course. High school diploma or equivalent Certification or training in equipment mechanics preferred Experience in repairing and maintaining golf course equipment Strong knowledge of engine mechanics, hydraulics, and electrical systems Ability to troubleshoot and diagnose equipment issues Attention to detail and strong organizational skills Excellent communication and teamwork abilities Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks effectively Knowledge of safety protocols and regulations for equipment maintenance Do other task as requested by Superintendent and Management Salery is commensurate upon your level of experience.

By ST. JOHNSBURY COUNTRY CLUB, March 15 - St Johnsbury, Vermont

As a Golf Course Equipment Mechanic, you will play a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of all golf course equipment to support the daily maintenance and upkeep of the course. Your responsibilities will include inspecting, diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining various types of equipment used on the golf course, such as mowers, tractors, and utility vehicles. You will need to possess a strong understanding of engine mechanics, hydraulic systems, and electrical components to effectively troubleshoot and resolve equipment issues. Additionally, you will be responsible for performing routine maintenance tasks, such as oil changes, blade sharpening, and belt replacements, to keep the equipment in optimal working condition. In this role, attention to detail is crucial to identify potential problems before they escalate, ensuring that equipment downtime is minimized. You will work closely with the golf course superintendent and other team members to prioritize repairs based on operational needs. The ability to work independently and prioritize tasks efficiently will be key to succeeding in this role. Job duties may also involve sourcing and ordering replacement parts, maintaining accurate records of repairs and maintenance activities, and adhering to safety protocols and regulations while performing equipment repairs. The Golf Course Equipment Mechanic plays a vital role in contributing to the overall appearance and playability of the golf course. High school diploma or equivalent Certification or training in equipment mechanics preferred Experience in repairing and maintaining golf course equipment Strong knowledge of engine mechanics, hydraulics, and electrical systems Ability to troubleshoot and diagnose equipment issues Attention to detail and strong organizational skills Excellent communication and teamwork abilities Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks effectively Knowledge of safety protocols and regulations for equipment maintenance Do other task as requested by Superintendent and Management Salery is commensurate upon your level of experience.

By ST. JOHNSBURY COUNTRY CLUB, January 21 - updated March 15 - St Johnsbury, Vermont

St Johnsbury Country Club is a Willie & Mungo Parks/Geofrey Cornish design located in Saint Johnsbury, Vermont.  The course is a Vermont must play and is known for the quality of its layout and conditioning.  We are looking for a hardworking, self-motivated individual who takes pride in a job well done. An experienced & passionate First Assistant Superintendent is welcome to apply. We finished the 2025 season with outstanding greens and look forward to elevating the conditioning of tees and fairways to make this first-rate layout shine. This position may be full time-yearly or full time -seasonally. Options to be discussed in greater detail if interested. Housing options are available but are not included as an employee benefit. The superintendent will report directly to and work side by side with the Owner and/or General Manager in all areas of facility maintenance and goal setting. The Golf Couse Superintendent is responsible for the successful maintenance of golf course grounds including but not limited to: clubhouse grounds, parking lot, landscape areas, golf course, driving range and maintenance building. A minimum of 5 years' experience working as a first assistant or superintendent is required. Cool season bent grass greens management experience a must. Ability to calibrate and apply pesticides and fertilizer applications when appropriate and supervise that application when relevant. Our ideal candidate should possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills and be organized and efficient.  Must have a high attention to detail and solid communication and interpersonal skills.  Safely operate standard golf course maintenance equipment including but not limited to: all mowers, aeration, chain saw, tractors, backhoes, etc. Run a professional and organized maintenance building, write schedules for staff and assign daily work assignments. Superintendent is responsible for ordering and maintaining inventory of chemicals and supplies including price quotes for seasonal applications to ensure that we are getting the chemicals that we need at the most competitive prices. Make sure that operators are trained to operate equipment correctly and communicate effectively with operators and mechanic to ensure that problems with equipment are addressed in a prompt and efficient manner. Manage Rainbird computerized irrigation system, modify or set programs and manage pump house operations. Perform irrigation repairs as needed. This position may be a seasonal 8-9 month position or a  full time-12 month a year position. The salary posted is based on a 12 month schedule and would be prorated on a monthly basis for a seasonal schedule. If the candidate is interested in working full time throughout the winter, one of their primary tasks will be working with our mechanic sharpening reel and bed knives and preparing the course for the season. Other off-season responsibilities include golf course projects includes tree maintenance, plowing, maintaining and monitoring greens for ice buildup, etc. Potential employment working at our sister course in FL during the winter may be an option and can be discussed during the interview process. Located in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, St Johnsbury is a rural community with a lot to offer. First rate recreational facilities (besides St Johnsbury Country Club) include Burke Mountain Resort (17min north) which is home to Burke Mtn Academy an Olympic ski training facility.  Kingdom Trails is rated as one of the top 5 mountain biking venues in the country.  St Johnsbury Academy is a premier high school that attracts international students from over 35 countries and offers outstanding educational and recreational opportunities for its students. Northern Vermont University's Lyndon campus is just 8 minutes away. Other amenities include NVRH regional hospital, RECFIT recreational facility and numerous local microbreweries and restaurants.  This is a nice area to raise a family and enjoy a great work life balance.

By Baltimore Country Club, March 15 - Timonium, Maryland

Position Description: Baltimore Country Club is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Irrigation Technician to join our Agronomy team. This role is responsible for maintaining and optimizing the golf course irrigation systems that support exceptional turf conditions across our championship facilities. The ideal candidate is mechanically inclined, enjoys problem solving, and takes pride in maintaining high-performance irrigation systems. This position offers the opportunity to work with advanced irrigation technology while contributing to the daily conditioning of one of the premier country clubs in the country. Club Highlights: ●      Seven consecutive years as one of the Top Places to Work in Baltimore ●      Over 3,400 members and 400+ staff across two campuses ●      Recognized among the Top 50 Country Clubs in the U.S. and Top 100 in the world ●      Host site for major championships, including: ○      2026 USGA U.S. Senior Amateur Championship ○      2028 Western Amateur Championship ○      2031 USGA Women’s Amateur Championship ●      Future Projects: ○      2027 East Course Renovation Key Responsibilities ·       Operate, monitor, and adjust irrigation systems to support optimal turf health and playability ·       Diagnose and repair irrigation system issues including wiring faults, leaks, valve malfunctions, and communication errors ·       Install, maintain, and replace irrigation heads, valves, pipe, and control components ·       Monitor pump station performance and system pressure to ensure efficient operation ·       Utilize irrigation software and weather data to assist with water management decisions ·       Perform preventative maintenance to ensure system reliability and efficiency ·       Work closely with the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendents to support agronomic programs and championship conditions ·       Maintain accurate records of repairs, system adjustments, and maintenance About Us: Founded in 1898, Baltimore Country Club is a historic, family-oriented private club with a proud tradition of excellence. The East Course at Five Farms, a 1926 A.W. Tillinghast design, has been recognized on Golfweek’s America’s Top 100 Classic Courses list multiple times. With two award-winning golf courses, a culture of growth, and a deep commitment to staff development, BCC offers a rewarding, engaging, and professional environment. Baltimore Country Club’s mission is rooted in camaraderie, tradition, dignity, and respect. Its culture connects people, tradition, hospitality, and innovation, building an environment that staff are proud of and others are inspired by. Through programs like BCC YOUniversity and the BCC Scholarship Program, staff enjoy opportunities for personal and professional growth beyond their day-to-day roles.

By Winchester Country Club, March 13 - updated March 13 - Meadow Vista , California

Position Summary Winchester Country Club  is looking for a motivated, highly skilled professional to fill the position of Assistant Superintendent. Under the superintendent’s supervision, the assistant directs and participates in the maintenance of all golf course features, equipment, and facilities. The Assistant Superintendent may serve in the Golf Superintendent’s capacity in the event of their absence.   Essential Duties and Responsibilities The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following: Assist in the supervision and direction of golf course maintenance personnel, including training, scheduling, and evaluation. Assist in the implementation of the golf course maintenance plan and participate in the preparation of reports and maintenance records. Work with the Golf Course Superintendent and Director of Operations to develop projects and programs to maintain and improve the golf course, including the irrigation system, greens, fairways, tees, bunkers, landscape beds, and clubhouse landscaping. Help manage the maintenance of all equipment and vehicles, ensuring they are always in proper working order. Assist with the development and implementation of safety policies and procedures for the grounds department. Communicate with other departments within the golf club to ensure proper maintenance procedures are followed. Maintain accurate records of all supplies and equipment used and report any equipment failures or malfunctions in a timely and accurate manner to the Golf Course Superintendent. Perform other duties as assigned by the Golf Course Superintendent or Golf Course Manager.

By Big Cedar Lodge, March 13 - Hollister, Missouri

Cliffhangers at Big Cedar Lodge is seeking an Assistant in Training to join our team. We are located in Branson, Missouri, and are looking for an individual who is motivated to develop their skills in turf and golf course management. This individual will have the opportunity to learn from industry leaders that are a part of the Big Cedar Golf Network. This role will also come with potential to advance within the company.   About Big Cedar Lodge: Big Cedar Lodge is a high-end resort golf destination that is quickly becoming one of the best in the world. Big Cedar was recently ranked the number one golf resort in the United States by USA Today and a Top Ten golf resort by Forbes. The portfolio is made up of six golf courses designed by some of the world’s best golfers and golf course architects. In 2025 we hosted the Internet Invitational as well as a few other major internal tournaments. In 2026 we will be hosting the John Deere World Championship as well as a few other tournaments that will demand conditions to be maintained at a very high level. Our Golf Courses and Architects: -          Top of the Rock – designed by Jack Nicklaus -          Buffalo Ridge – designed by Tom Fazio -          Ozarks National – designed by Coore & Crenshaw -          Mountain Top – designed by Gary Player -          Payne’s Valley – designed by Tiger Woods -          Cliffhangers – designed by Johnny and John Paul Morris   About Cliffhangers: Cliffhangers is a par 3 golf course that is unlike any other course in the world. The golf course traverses a cliff, cuts through waterfalls and even has a tee box out of a cave. Cliffhangers is the newest course at Big Cedar Lodge, opening for play on July 4, 2025. Together Johnny Morris and his son John Paul created a one-of-a-kind par 3 wonderland.   Primary Responsibilities: -          Assist the golf course maintenance team in providing guests with the best possible playing conditions. -          Assist in all aspects of daily course setup and management. -          Be involved with operation of the Rainbird irrigation system. -          Be precise and reliable with hand watering greens and other stressed areas. -          Tournament preparation. -          Be able to operate all equipment used on the golf course. -          Lead and be responsible for aspects of verticutting, topdressing, aeration and other agronomic practices. -          Responsible for training new employees in daily tasks as well as machine operation. -          Assist the Sr. Assistant Superintendent and Spray Technician with chemical and fertilizer applications and record keeping. -          Work with leadership to maintain a culture that leads to daily, successful high standards. -          Will have the opportunity to lead crews and projects. -          Winter snow removal.   Required Skills: -          Degree in Turfgrass Management or related field. -          Golf course maintenance experience. -          Ability to solve problems and think critically. -          Willingness to learn.   For more information or to apply: - Send your resume and cover letter to - jtillman@big-cedar.com  

By The Country Club of Darien, March 13 - Darien, Connecticut

The Country Club of Darien, located in Darien, Connecticut, is seeking a Senior Assistant Superintendent to join their golf course maintenance team in a key leadership role. Situated along Long Island Sound, Darien is a prestigious coastal town known for its beautiful waterfront scenery. It offers suburban living with convenient access to the city, making it an ideal place for young professionals and families.  The Country Club of Darien, founded in 1957 on the Auchincloss family estate, features an 18-hole golf course originally designed by Alfred H. Tull, recently renovated by Mike Hurdzan. The full-service club offers golf, two driving ranges, a short game area, tennis and paddle facilities, a pool, and a clubhouse, serving as a year-round social and recreational hub. This role provides the opportunity to contribute to the ongoing Rain Bird 2-wire irrigation system installation with Tanto Irrigation and other annual capital improvements to the golf course. This position has become available following the advancement of the previous Senior Assistant, who recently accepted a Golf Course Superintendent role at a nearby private club. The selected candidate will be an integral part of our team, contributing to daily maintenance operations, key agronomic initiatives, and special projects. They will gain hands-on experience with the club’s advanced maintenance practices, innovative technologies, and environmental stewardship efforts.  This role offers exceptional opportunities for professional growth, supported by direct mentorship from Superintendent JR LaPan, and is designed to prepare the individual for future leadership positions within golf course management. Club highlights: Staff: A total of 24 in season Work hours may vary depending on water management needs and weather conditions. During peak season, employees receive scheduled time off each week. In the shoulder and off-seasons, weekend shifts are rotated among staff. Grass Types: Poa/Bent on greens, tees, fairways and approaches, Tall fescue, bluegrass, and ryegrass rough Success traits of individual: A dedicated hardworking individual who consistently strives to complete tasks efficiently and thoroughly A positive team player who contributes to a collaborative work environment by supporting colleagues and boosting morale A proactive problem solver who identifies challenges and develops effective solutions Possesses strong communication and organizational skills, effectively collaborating with others while managing tasks and deadlines efficiently Eager to learn and adapt, readily embracing new information and adjusting to changing circumstances or requirements Skilled at multitasking, effectively managing multiple responsibilities without compromising quality or efficiency Takes pride in their work by demonstrating attention to detail and strives for high-quality results in every task Demonstrates flexibility and determination to meet deadlines and maintain productivity in a fast-paced work environment Initial priorities of the positions: Familiarize yourself with the layout, conditions, and unique challenges of the golf course Understand the daily maintenance routines, agronomic programs, and team dynamics Take an active role in monitoring irrigation systems, scouting for turf issues, and implementing solutions Build relationship with the existing team to be ready for the 2026 season  Key responsibilities, skills, aptitude, and knowledge: Assist in golf course operations including course set-up, rolling, and aerification Ability to multitask in a fast-paced work environment without losing sight of attention to detail Assist with annual budgeting and payroll Chemical and fertilizer calibration, mixing, handling and application Scouting for insects and disease Assist in water management using moisture meters and hand syringing Assist in scheduling nightly irrigation programs Drainage/Irrigation repair and maintenance Crew management and training Communication with other departments regarding golf course updates Active participation in Construction Projects Assist in maintaining landscape areas throughout the course and grounds Assist with snow removal and paddle court heating schedule Assist with pesticide and daily water usage record keeping Performs other appropriate duties assigned by Grounds Superintendent Attend grounds committee meetings, and tournament dinners when required Ability to lift 50 pounds While performing the duties of the job, the employee may be required to walk or stand or sit for long periods of time Must be able to bend, sit at a desk for long periods of time, balance, reach, stoop, kneel, bend, reach with both arms without hindrance; ability to climb on step stool or ladder May be exposed to all types of weather (rain, heat, snow, cold, sun, etc.) Education and Experience: 2- or 4-year degree in turfgrass management or related field. 5+ years of golf course maintenance experience  Available to work weekends, long days when necessary, and for all major holidays Ability to obtain a Connecticut pesticide license within 30 days Compensation and Benefits: $92,500 - $100,000, depending on experience Year end bonus potential On-site housing/Housing allowance Health, Dental, and Vision insurance- 90 days   401k + company match (plus safe harbor) after 1 year of service PTO and Holiday benefits  Uniforms provided Lunch provided by club   Golf privileges Local and national association dues Career development opportunities Weekly payroll About the Country Club of Darien: The Country Club of Darien is one of Connecticut's premier private clubs, blending rich history with modern amenities. The club is set on a picturesque property in Darien, Connecticut, offering members a range of recreational, social, and dining options in a welcoming and exclusive environment. To Learn more, please visit:https://www.ccdarien.org/  

By Lake Isle Country Club/Brightview Maintenance LLC, March 13 - Eastchester, New York

Lake Isle Country Club, a well‑established semi‑private 18 hole club located just outside of New York City, is seeking a motivated,  dedicated, hands on type of individual to join our team as a Second Assistant Superintendent. This is an excellent opportunity for a committed aspiring turf professional looking to grow their career in the NY/Metro area.   Responsibilities including, but not limited to:    • Supervising and directing maintenance staff • Proper water management through hand syringing • Irrigation system monitoring, repair, including start up and blow out • Fertilizer/Pesticide applications and record‑keeping • Scouting - turf health, pests, weeds, irrigation issues • Daily Course Operations-Course Set Up and/or Equipment Operation • Assisting with a multitude of cultural practices including aerification and topdressing along with capital improvement projects • Snow Removal-shoveling, salting, and plowing • Ensuring safe working practices throughout the operation including weekly safety meetings  

By Harrison Country Club, March 13 - Harrison, Arkansas

Harrison Country Club has an immediate opening for Equipment Manager for 18 hole Private Club in northern Arkansas.  Ideal candidate will have strong leadership skills, as well as a background in setting up and maintaining mowing equipment.  Time will be split between working in shop and working on the course assisting with overall operation.  Experience with John Deere equipment a plus.

By Lansbrook Golf Club, March 13 - Palm Harbor, Florida

As a Golf Course Equipment Mechanic, you will play a critical role in ensuring the smooth operation of all golf course equipment to support the daily maintenance and upkeep of the course. Your responsibilities will include inspecting, diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining various types of equipment used on the golf course, such as mowers, tractors, and utility vehicles. You will need to possess a strong understanding of engine mechanics, hydraulic systems, and electrical components to effectively troubleshoot and resolve equipment issues. Additionally, you will be responsible for performing routine maintenance tasks, such as oil changes, blade sharpening, and belt replacements, to keep the equipment in optimal working condition. In this role, attention to detail is crucial to identify potential problems before they escalate, ensuring that equipment downtime is minimized. You will work closely with the golf course superintendent and other team members to prioritize repairs based on operational needs. The ability to work independently and prioritize tasks efficiently will be key to succeeding in this role. Job duties may also involve sourcing and ordering replacement parts, maintaining accurate records of repairs and maintenance activities, and adhering to safety protocols and regulations while performing equipment repairs. The Golf Course Equipment Mechanic plays a vital role in contributing to the overall appearance and playability of the golf course.   High school diploma or equivalent Certification or training in equipment mechanics preferred Experience in repairing and maintaining golf course equipment Strong knowledge of engine mechanics, hydraulics, and electrical systems Ability to troubleshoot and diagnose equipment issues Attention to detail and strong organizational skills Excellent communication and teamwork abilities Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks effectively Knowledge of safety protocols and regulations for equipment maintenance Do other task as requested by Superintendent and Management

By Cedarbrook Country Club, February 19 - updated March 13 - Blue Bell, Pennsylvania

Cedarbrook Country Club is a welcoming, family-oriented club dedicated to creating an exceptional recreational and social experience—centered around a passion for golf. Our 18-hole championship course spans more than 220 acres of beautifully rolling terrain along the Wissahickon Creek. The golf course offers a stunning natural setting with ponds, wildlife, expansive greens, and strategically designed bunkers. In addition to golf, we offer top-tier tennis, pool, and bocce amenities that enhance our vibrant club lifestyle. With two large practice areas and a dynamic, diverse membership, Cedarbrook is a place where people take pride in their work, enjoy a supportive team environment, and help create experiences our members truly love. Job Position Overview Cedarbrook Country Club is seeking a highly motivated individual to join our team in a full-time seasonal position. This role offers 40 hours per week from March through October, with the potential to transition into a year-round, full-time opportunity following the golf season. This position requires availability to work every other weekend, select holidays, and a limited number of club tournaments throughout the season. Candidates must have strong attention to detail and the ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Job duties include: · Daily clubhouse checks for cleanliness. · Mowing and detailing of clubhouse, pool, and tennis grounds. · Mowing maintenance of practice facilities which would include greens, practice fairway, range target greens and range tees. · Daily upkeep of practice facilities which would include clearing debris, raking bunkers, and filling divots. · Performing landscaping duties alone or with club’s horticulturist which would including mulching, planting, fertilizing, pruning both shrubbery and ornamental trees, spraying and pulling weeds. · Operate golf course machinery, walk behind mowers, backpack blowers, and weed whackers. · Operates equipment safely and is aware of co workers and their prospective surroundings. · Incorporates safe work practices in job performance · Performs other duties as required · Watering if capable, heavy machine operation if capable and partake in projects.

By The Club at Boca Pointe, March 4 - updated March 13 - Boca Raton, Florida

Diagnose, adjust, and repair gasoline and diesel-powered equipment including mowers, tractors, utility vehicles, small engines, and specialized turf equipment Perform preventative maintenance including oil changes, filter replacements, lubrication, grinding, reel and bedknife adjustments, and hydraulic repairs Maintain and sharpen reels, bedknives, and cutting units to ensure high-quality turf presentation Troubleshoot electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical systems Manage parts inventory and order necessary supplies within approved budget guidelines Ensure equipment meets safety standards and operates efficiently Maintain a clean, organized, and safe shop environment Assist with staff training on proper equipment use and care Respond promptly to equipment breakdowns during course operations Date Available:  Immediately          

By Fort Washington Golf & Country Club, March 13 - Fresno, California

Assistant Golf Course Superintendent - Fort Washington Country Club Location: Fresno, California If you are a driven turf professional looking for a great position with tremendous potential leading to a head superintendent position, this is the Club. About the Club Fort Washington Golf and Country Club is the historic premier, member-owned 18-hole private facility in Fresno. Our course features high-performance Bentgrass/Poa greens interseeded with Dominator Bentgrass and lush, well-conditioned, recently converted Latitude 36 fairways. We pride ourselves on a culture of excellence, providing our members with championship-level conditions year-round. Position Overview The Assistant Superintendent is a critical leadership role, serving as the right hand to the Director of Golf Course Maintenance. You won’t just be executing tasks; you’ll be involved in long-term agronomic planning, budgetary oversight, Toro Lynx irrigation management, and high-level crew involvement and oversight. We are looking for an ambitious professional who is ready to take his career to the next level and assist in directing a dedicated team to success. Key Responsibilities Leadership & Operations Daily Strategy: Prepare and execute work schedules 24 hours in advance to ensure seamless morning launches. Team Development: Directly supervise and mentor maintenance staff, fostering a culture of efficiency, quality, safety, and professional pride. Acting Superintendent: Assume full operational command of the department in the Superintendent’s absence. Agronomic Excellence Precision Monitoring: Conduct daily inspections of all playing surfaces to proactively identify turf stress or pest pressure. Decision Making: Recommend and implement recovery practices and fertility programs using professional-grade turf management judgment.

By Orchard Park Country Club, March 13 - Orchard Park, New York

About the Club Founded in 1916, Orchard Park Country Club is a private, member-owned club located just south of Buffalo, New York. The club features an 18-hole Walter Travis inspired golf course, robust golf and social programming, and a strong commitment to maintaining high agronomic standards. Orchard Park is currently in the process of a Golf Course Masterplan, that looks to recapture the Travis design style.  Orchard Park recently engaged Jim Nagle and Nagle Design works for an all-comprehensive Golf Course Masterplan, as to bring back the Travis charisma to the course. Position Overview Orchard Park Country Club is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Assistant Golf Course Superintendent to join our turf management team. The Assistant Superintendent will work closely with the Director of Grounds in overseeing all aspects of golf course maintenance, daily operations, crew leadership, and long-range course improvement projects.

By Piping Rock Club, January 21 - updated March 13 - Locust Valley, New York

Piping Rock Club is a full-service private club that is located on the "Gold Coast" of Long Island, just 30 miles away from New York City. The club is consistently recognized among the best golf courses in the country, ranked #98 on Golf Digest's Top 100 golf Courses and #66 by Golf Magazine. The club is widely recognized for its consistently exceptional conditions on all playing surfaces. The Golf Course was built by Charles Blair MacDonald and Seth Raynor in 1911, during a time period that is now referred to as the "Golden Age of Golf".  MacDonald included all key features of course architecture including the Redan, Road Hole, Biarritz, Eden, Knoll and Short templates. Piping Rock Club strives to marry fast and firm playing conditions with the architecture. The ideal candidate is a motivated turf professional with a strong work ethic, attention to detail, and a passion for maintaining classic golf architecture at the highest level. The position is well-suited for an individual seeking hands-on experience, leadership development, and exposure to a diverse, high-profile property. Position Overview The Assistant Golf Course Superintendent will work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent and Assistant Superintendents in all aspects of golf course and property maintenance. This individual will be involved in both hands-on turf management and leadership responsibilities, playing a key role in daily operations, long-term planning, and staff development. The position provides exposure to a diverse and expansive operation, with responsibility across approximately 350 acres of maintained property, including: 18 hole-Championship Golf Course 4-acre driving range tee 13 acre driving range field Practice greens and chipping area 16 grass tennis courts 11 outdoor Har-Tru tennis courts Paddle and croquet courts Skeet and trap shooting facilities Clubhouse landscapes, internal roads, and a designated dog-walking area Our team also maintains a Beach Club located 4 miles north of the main club on the shores of the Long Island sound.  They will also be highly involved with water management, pesticide and fertilizer applications, irrigation system maintenance and repair and staff training. Future Projects:  • Short Game Area • Tee Renovation  • Bunkers Most, if not all projects are completed in house by our team.

By The Toro Company, March 12 - Pompano Beach, Florida

The Toro Company is now hiring a Field Test Operator at our Pompano Beach, FL golf course test location.   Hours: M-F 6:30AM-3PM Approximate Pay Range: $18.50-20/hour, Depending on Experience Who Are We?     The Toro Company is a Minnesota-based company that has been in business since 1914. We pride ourselves on providing world class equipment to help maintain the environment that we love, while putting an emphasis on giving back to the communities that surround us. From residential lawns and gardens, to venues such as St. Andrews Links and Target Field, we are a company with a global footprint and a passion for helping people beautify whatever landscape they may be in.   What Will You Do?  In order to grow and build a successful career with The Toro Company, you will be responsible for:  Operates and evaluates prototype, production, and competitive units in field testing. (i.e. walk behind, ride-on (sit and stand-on), hand-held, etc.) Maintain basic log sheet entries on machine performance, report findings and all issues. Supports Field Site Technicians, as needed, with repairs or equipment rework. May be asked to unlock/lock site at beginning/end of day. Must maintain machines as prescribed by Test Plan, e.g. washing daily, checking basic functions, etc. May be required to perform basic maintenance, e.g. oil changes, greasing, safety checks, etc. May be required to drive a vehicle (company owed or personal) to remote site for evaluation of product. May assist in the maintenance of the facilities at the host Test Site. Perform other related duties as may be assigned. The Toro Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider all qualified applicants based on merit and do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), parental status, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, military service, or other non-merit factors. We are committed to creating a welcoming environment for all employees.

By Green Tree Country Club, March 3 - updated March 12 - Midland, Texas

Key Responsibilities Provide overall agronomic leadership to ensure the highest standards of turf quality, course conditioning, and presentation. Oversee all aspects of golf course and grounds maintenance for 27 holes, practice facilities, clubhouse landscaping, and surrounding property. Develop and execute comprehensive agronomic programs, including fertilization, integrated pest management, irrigation scheduling, and cultural practices. Manage, maintain, and optimize irrigation and drainage systems to promote healthy turf and water efficiency. Recruit, train, supervise, and motivate maintenance staff to foster a culture of accountability, teamwork, and attention to detail. Coordinate and oversee capital improvement projects, renovations, and equipment maintenance in collaboration with ownership and leadership. Prepare, administer, and manage the annual maintenance budget, ensuring fiscal responsibility while maintaining premium course conditions. Ensure full compliance with environmental regulations, safety standards, and pesticide application requirements. Maintain clear and consistent communication with ownership, golf operations, and department heads to align course conditions with tournaments, events, and daily play expectations.

By Saddle and Cycle Club, March 12 - Chicago, Illinois

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By BrightView Landscape Services, March 12 - Charlotte, North Carolina

Job Summary The Spray Technician is a member of the spray crew who reports to and takes direction from the Chem Spray Manager and provides instruction to other members of the spray crew. Duties and Responsibilities: Spray application of chemicals Possess an awareness of and commit to Chemical Safety Follow through on assigned tasks Follow instructions accurately   Physical Demands/Requirements: Ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs. Be at least 18 years old (21 if operating company provided vehicles) Possess strong stamina and have the ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions including extreme heat and cold. Able to safely operate landscaping equipment (e.g., mowers, trimmers, blowers, edgers). Able to bend, stop and twist continuously throughout the day and perform manual labor using a variety of hand tools (e.g. shovels, rakes) You are able to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (e.g., safety shoes, high-visibility clothing, hand protection, eye protection, hearing protection, head protection) Landscapers who will be operating a BrightView fleet vehicle are required to have a valid driver’s license and meet company standards as it relates motor vehicle performance identified on a state issued motor vehicle record check. Ability to work flexible hours, including weekends or holidays if needed. Ability to maintain, in your possession at all times, required medications to address any known allergic reactions should they occur. Education and Experience: Has or can obtain a QAL Basic knowledge of plant material Able to communicate in English & Spanish – oral and written Work Environment: Ability to work outdoors/indoors in moderate to extreme weather conditions (e.g., temperatures more than 100°F, temperatures below 32°F, various levels of humidity) Ability to work in direct sunlight for extended periods of time. Work outdoors near automotive traffic, bodies of water, fumes, dust, mechanical and/or electrical hazards. Ability to work in environments where extended periods of loud noise are present. Ability to work in environments where exposure to allergens such as pollen and rag weed, insects such as bees and spiders and reptiles such as lizards and snakes.    BrightView Landscapes, LLC is an Equal Opportunity and E-Verify Employer. This job description is subject to change at any time.

By Smith Turf & Irrigation, LLC, March 12 - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

About Us: Smith Turf & Irrigation is the leading distributor and retailer in the golf, grounds and landscaping industry.  We offer a comprehensive selection of equipment, irrigation and landscape products and support our customers with technical expertise and service.    Since 1925, Smith Turf has built an unmatched reputation for outstanding customer care, service and support across North and South Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee.  STI is a family owned business that believes in working as a team and fosters a family oriented culture.    Position Overview Account Executives are responsible for driving new business and growing existing accounts within a assigned territory.  This outside sales position will develop relationships, demonstrate equipment, create proposals, and close sales to meet revenue goals. Territory:  Wilmington/Myrtle Beach Area Key Responsibilities: ·         Prospect, qualify, and convert new commercial accounts- golf courses, municipalities, sports complexes, etc. ·         Manage and grow relationships with existing customers; conduct regular on-site visits and account reviews ·         Conduct product demonstrations and on-site equipment trials; explain features, benefits, and ROI for Toro equipment ·         Prepare and present proposals, negotiate pricing/terms, and close sales to meet/exceed targets ·         Coordinate with internal partners to ensure smooth order processing, delivery, financing, and after-sale support ·         Track sales activities, forecast monthly/quarterly results, and maintain CRM records accurately ·         Attend trade shows, industry events, and manufacturer training; stay current on Toro product lineup and competitive landscape

By Texas Land Care, Inc., March 12 - Dallas, Texas

Who is Texas Land Care?                 First and foremost, we are a service company that is hyper-focused on the customer experience. We strive to provide first-class service to all clients and to be the obvious “best” contractor in any conversation. Secondly, we are industry-leading experts in landscape construction and maintenance. We specialize in the biggest and baddest, most complex 1-of-1 projects and are sought out internationally to provide our services on projects in and around the Dallas area. How is that relevant to the Mechanic position?                 Our fleet drives our production, keeps us on schedule, and is our first impression. You look good, you feel good, you produce results. We pride ourselves on our equipment, jobsite, and crew presentation. What qualities are we looking for in a candidate?                 Ownership. If not anything else, understand this: Becoming an advocate for your company, their culture, and owning your role with pride without excuse or concern for anything but your team, will lead to opportunities, promotions, and fulfillment. Ownership is what we all have at TLC; that is the baseline entry requirement. The bottom line is, the knowledge to do your job and do it well is trainable, but being passionate enough to own your role is intangible. What’s in it for you?                 We offer a competitive salary and benefits package, including: 80 hours of paid vacation after 90 days, 120 hours after completing 5 years. A weekly paycheck. 7 paid holidays off: New Year's Day, Easter, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Health insurance. Dental insurance. Vision insurance. Life insurance. 401(k). And the opportunity to become part of a great company culture. General Summary You will be responsible for diagnosing mechanical issues and performing preventative maintenance and repairs on the company’s fleet vehicles, landscape construction equipment, and small engine equipment to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable operations for field crews and professional staff. This includes 50+ pieces of diesel-powered heavy equipment and vehicles, 60+ gasoline-powered vehicles, and 150+ pieces of small engine landscape equipment.  Principal Duties and Responsibilities:  Responsible for the organization, cleanliness, care, and maintenance of the shop and maintenance areas. Perform routine preventative maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs on fleet vehicles, including pickup trucks, dump trucks, and other gasoline and diesel-powered vehicles. Maintain and repair heavy landscape construction equipment, including skid steers, mini excavators, compact track loaders, trenchers, and other hydraulic equipment. Maintain and repair small engine landscape equipment, including chainsaws, blowers, trimmers, compactors, pumps, generators, and other 2-cycle and 4-cycle powered equipment. Diagnose mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and engine-related problems on vehicles and equipment. Replace or repair defective components, including belts, hoses, carburetors, starters, magnetos, alternators, pumps, pistons, filters, and fuel system components. Perform field service calls to diagnose and repair equipment breakdowns on job sites when necessary. Ensure all vehicles and equipment operate safely and efficiently and meet company safety standards. Maintain accurate maintenance logs and complete work orders accurately and on time. Coordinate with operations and field teams to prioritize repairs and minimize equipment downtime. Maintain proper inventory of parts, fluids, and shop supplies. Assist with equipment inspections and preventative maintenance schedules. Support safe operation practices and train crew members on proper equipment care when needed. Other duties as assigned. Skills/Abilities/Knowledge/Physical Effort Required: Ability to perform preventative maintenance and repairs on diesel and gasoline engines used in trucks and heavy equipment. Ability to diagnose and repair 2-cycle and small engines used in landscape equipment such as blowers, trimmers, chainsaws, and saws. Knowledge of hydraulic systems, electrical systems, and fuel systems common in heavy equipment and landscape machinery. Ability to troubleshoot equipment failures using diagnostic tools and mechanical inspection techniques.  Ability to repair or replace defective parts such as magnetos, water pumps, gears, belts, pistons, carburetors, injectors, and fuel pumps. Ability to safely operate and test landscape construction equipment as needed. Ability to perform minor repairs and diagnostics in the field when equipment breaks down on job sites. Ability to supervise or assist shop helpers or junior mechanics if assigned. Strong organizational skills and ability to prioritize multiple repair tasks. Ability to follow safety procedures and company policies. Ability to perform heavy lifting and physical labor, including bending, stooping, climbing, reaching, and standing for extended periods. Ability to work outdoors and in varying weather conditions. Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced construction environment.