Maintenance - Grounds Keeper​/Pool

A Golf Course Maintenance Worker plays a crucial role in ensuring that a golf course remains in optimal condition for players. Their responsibilities encompass a variety of tasks aimed at maintaining the course's aesthetics and functionality. Typical duties include mowing greens, tees, fairways, and roughs using reel-type and rotary mowers; hand-shoveling dirt or gravel; assisting in aerification and top-dressing of greens;

operating various maintenance equipment; and performing routine repairs and maintenance both scheduled and in response to  addition to these tasks, workers may be responsible for:

Raking bunkers

Changing hole locations

Hand-watering

Blowing debris

Filling ball washers and water coolers

They are also tasked with maintaining equipment by ensuring it is fueled, oiled, and inspected regularly.

Physical demands of the role include:

Standing for extended period using hands and fingers to handle tools

Reaching with hands and arms, walking, climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, and occasionally lifting to 50 pounds

Work is predominantly outdoors, requiring physical strength, endurance, and manual dexterity.

While prior experience in golf course maintenance is beneficial, employers often provide training in agronomy, horticultural operations, or related areas. A high school diploma or equivalent is typically preferred. Workers should also be prepared to work weekends and early morning shifts to ensure the course is ready for daily play.

Overall, a Golf Course Maintenance Worker contributes significantly to the upkeep of the golf course, ensuring a pleasant experience for all visitors