Assistant-in-Training

Course & Club Overview:

The Fall Line, nestled on 5,000 acres in the heart of Southwest Georgia’s Sandbelt, is a private destination golf and sporting club. In 2022 the club began construction of two 18-hole courses, a 9-hole short course, and expansive practice areas all designed by the Australian based architecture and construction firm of OCM (Geoff Ogilvy, Mike Cocking, and Ashley Mead). The Fall Line is OCM’s first ground-up design in the US.

The first course completed (the East) drew its inspiration from the heathland courses around London. It was recognized by Golf Digest as “Best New Private Course” in America for 2025. The West Course takes its inspiration from the Australian Sandbelt course like Royal Melbourne, Victoria and Kingston Heath. That unmistakable aesthetic includes tight fairway turf, expansive sandy waste areas, and green surfaces that fall directly into the bunkers.

With two unique styles of golf designed and a wonderful plot of land remaining close to the Range Barn, the idea for the Short Course was born. With many sand quarries in the region the idea of building a quarry and routing holes around it took shape. Many club facilities will remain under construction until the end of the 2026 season.

The club is open 7 days per week, 9 months per year.

• East Course (Tif Eagle greens, Zeon Zoysia fairway and rough, vast native/heathland areas)
• West Course (Tif Eagle greens, Tif Grand fairways and rough, vast sandy waste and wiregrass)
• Short Couse (Tif Eagle and TiF3D greens, Tif Tuf fairways and rough, Centipede native)
• Toro Irrigation with Toro Lynx central control and Lynx Smart satellites
• Toro equipment

The Assistant-in-Training (AIT) will work closely with the golf course superintendent and assistants, serving as an extension of the leadership team. This hands‑on role will provide comprehensive exposure to all facets of golf course maintenance. Ideal candidates will have a strong work ethic, eagerness to grow into future leadership positions, and be passionate about agronomy, golf and team development.

• Lead and train team in daily maintenance tasks.
• Plant protect ant and fertilizer applications, record keeping and equipment upkeep.
• Moisture management, irrigation system repairs and maintenance.
• Data collection, course inspection and scouting.
• Participate in all other areas of daily course preparation and other related tasks.

• Professional ambition to become a Golf Course Superintendent.
• Strong attention to detail, problem‑solving skills, adaptability and commitment.
• Strong written, verbal, interpersonal, and communication skills.
• Positive, upbeat and competitive attitude with the desire to be the best.

• 2- or 4-year degree or certificate preferred. Candidates currently enrolled in online programs are highly encouraged to apply.

• Minimum 1 season of golf course maintenance experience.

• $22 to $23 per hour with overtime
• Health, Dental, Vison Insurance
• 401K
• PTO (Accrual 104 hours per year)
• Local Dues and Continuing Education
• Uniforms
• Volunteer Opportunities