Greenskeeper

The Greenskeeper, under the supervision of the Golf Course Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent, is to perform routine manual labor involved in golf course maintenance; do semi-skilled grounds construction and maintenance work; operate small hand-powered equipment; and occasionally perform work involving large equipment such as tractors, loaders and large mowers.  Each groundskeeper may be assigned responsibility for the care and maintenance of several designated holes on the golf course and does related work as required.

The Greenskeeper will be required to perform the following tasks, but not limited to :

• Operates mowers and string trimmers in trimming greens, collars, tees, around trees, fence lines, banks and hillsides; edges cart paths, sprinkler heads, valve boxes, and Kirby markers; edges, rakes and maintains sand bunkers.
• Sets tee markers and cups on greens daily; maintains ball washers; replaces tee towels and flags when needed; removes tree debris; dumps tee garbage cans; and sand and seeds tee and fairway divots.
• Maintains fuel and fluid levels for all types of equipments used on a daily basis; reports equipment problems or failure to the Equipment Technician immediately.
• Returns all equipment to the designated location at the maintenance facility free of debris.
• Cleans their section of the maintenance facility daily.
• Waters greens, tees, and fairways.
• Applies herbicide to designated mulch and non-turf areas under the direct supervision of a certified applicator.
• Maintains clean and straight rope lines to redirect cart traffic around turf areas with issues.
• Helps with project work; assists in the construction of new golf course features.
• May be asked to operate mowers, dump trucks, or other light equipment.
• Performs other duties as directed by his / her supervisor.
• Ability to lift 50 lbs.
• Ability to work in all types of weather (heat, humidity, rain, etc.)

Qualifications :

Responsibilities :

Please contact dmuir@theclubatpasadera.com for more information on the position.

Note : Due to the dynamic nature and diversity of work required in golf course maintenance, it would be unrealistic to expect strictly outlined job descriptions to apply in every case.  Job responsibilities may overlap categories at any given point in time.  Under normal operations it would be understandable to ask employees to occasionally perform work outside of their normal job description.