Golf Course Maintenance Class II: Auberge Collection

• Golf Course Maintenance Class II:
  Auberge Collection

Auberge Collection is hiring a Golf Course Maintenance Class II worker for its property at 68-1400 Mauna Lani Drive in Waimea, Hawaii. The role pays $25.69 per hour and covers turf, ornamental planting, sand bunkers, cart paths, and course equipment. A valid Hawaii State driver's license is required, while a high school diploma or GED is preferred but not required. Golf employment includes practical outdoor work that keeps playing areas and support spaces ready for daily use.

The position operates aerifiers, top dressers, mechanical bunker rakes, greens rollers, tractors, and related equipment. The work also includes planting, trimming, pruning, painting, cleaning, and maintaining course areas and service items. One year of turf and ornamental maintenance experience is required. The position is a non-management role, and the successful worker completes assignments efficiently in an outdoor resort setting.

• Role:
  Golf Course Maintenance Class II
• Employer:
  
  Auberge Collection

Applicants should have the role title, one year of related turf or ornamental maintenance experience, and a valid Hawaii State driver's license ready when they apply. The application also requires a clear account of equipment experience and outdoor maintenance work.

Aerifiers remove small cores or create channels in turf so air, water, and nutrients can reach the root zone. Topdressing places a thin layer of sand or soil material across turf to help manage surface conditions. A Class II worker uses both types of equipment as part of the course maintenance program.

Mechanical bunker rakes shape and groom sand areas, while greens rollers help prepare short-cut putting surfaces. Tractors support heavier grounds work, and the role includes operating other equipment assigned to course maintenance. Equipment work requires attention to operating controls, changing ground conditions, and the boundaries between turf, sand, paths, and planted areas.

Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection includes two 18-hole championship courses and the nine-hole Wikiwiki Course. The Mauna Lani golf facilities also include a clubhouse bar, practice facilities, lessons, clinics, and golf-cart tours. The Wikiwiki Course serves adults and families at all skill levels.

The North Course follows a parkland layout through kiawe trees and includes oceanfront views. The South Course has open fairways, lava-field scenery, and ocean views. These distinct playing areas require different care across turf, sand, trees, planted borders, and paved paths.

The position requires one year of turf and ornamental maintenance experience. The work also requires a valid Hawaii State driver's license, and a high school diploma or GED is preferred rather than mandatory. Previous related experience supports the equipment operation and plant-care duties assigned to this role.

Outdoor course work demands steady attention to plant condition, surface changes, equipment condition, and the cleanliness of shared spaces. The role calls for self-motivation and efficient assignment completion. The following requirements define the work:

• One year of turf and ornamental maintenance experience
• High school diploma or GED preferred
• Experience with course equipment and grounds maintenance
• Ability to complete assignments efficiently outdoors

Care of the Waimea course grounds also depends on safe movement around active playing areas, maintenance routes, and equipment storage points. A worker who keeps tools, materials, and work areas organized can move between turf, bunkers, plantings, and paths without leaving unfinished service items behind.

The job extends beyond mowing or equipment operation. Planting, trimming, and pruning cover ornamental plants, shrubs, trees, and grass areas. Painting and cleaning cover trash receptacles, iron pegs, chains, bunker rakes, and other golf-course items.

Course paths and sand bunkers receive the same attention as turf surfaces because golfers, carts, and maintenance crews use them throughout the property. The role connects course maintenance work with the physical standards of a resort golf operation. Each assignment has a defined object, from a maintained bunker rake to a trimmed planting area.

Mauna Lani's course operation includes playing surfaces, equipment, planted areas,…