Golf Groundskeeper

• Mowing greens, tees, fairways, and roughs to precise heights.
• Raking, edging, and weeding sand bunkers daily.
• Changing pin (hole) locations and moving tee markers.
• Repairing ball marks, divots, and fractured turf.
• Cleaning and maintaining water coolers, ball washers, and trash bins.
• Applying fertilizers, herbicides, and pesticides.
• Assisting with the repair and maintenance of irrigation systems.

Equipment Operation

• Walking and riding greens mowers, tractors, and utility vehicles.
• Using power edgers, string trimmers, and motorized leaf blowers.
• Operating specialized equipment like aerators and verticutters.
• Performing routine safety checks, cleaning, and refueling of machinery.

• Work typically starts early, often around dawn (5:30 AM) to avoid interfering with golfers.
• Involves heavy physical labor outdoors in all weather conditions (heat, humidity, cold).
• Requires the ability to stand, walk, bend, and lift heavy objects.
• High school diploma or equivalent is usually preferred.
• Valid driver's license is generally required.