This is a rare opportunity to join the Greenkeeping Team at Exeter Golf and Country Club – one of the top golf courses in the South West.
Benefits
£11.20 per hour – 25 hours a week
Free use of the pools, gym and rackets after three months
Discounted food during working hours
Uniform provided
Free on-site parking
Regular team socials
The part-time Assistant Greenkeeper will working alongside the Golf Course Course Manager, Deputy Course Manager and other Greenkeepers, to ensure that the golf course is kept in a first class playing condition and that it, and the surrounding areas within the boundaries of the Club, are tidy, well presented and maintained.
Both qualified and unqualified applicants are welcome, as ongoing training will be provided for a self-motivated, enthusiastic individual with a desire for outdoor work, hard work and a keen eye for detail.Â
Exeter Golf and Country Club offers one of the top golf courses in the region in terms of standards and quality and therefore we expect high levels of commitment from our team.
Job Description
The Assistant Greenkeeper is expected to understand the requirements involved in maintaining a quality golf course and will work with the team to maintain all playing surfaces (Greens, Aprons, Fairways, Tees, Semi and Surrounds, Primary Rough, Ecology Rough and practice facilities).
The job role will involve the following:
Key responsibilities:
Cut tees, greens, surrounds, fairways rough and semi-rough.
Set up the course including changing holes.
Aerating and irrigating turf.
Maintaining bunkers.
Driving a tractor with implements.
Maintaining trees and shrubs on the golf course.
Communicating effectively.
Essential skills
Be experienced in the industry
A flexible, can-do attitude.
Be personable and hard-working with a keen eye for detail
Self-motivated.
Punctual.
The ability to work efficiently and effectively as part of a team.
Be able to use initiative when lone working.
Have knowledge of the game of golf.
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Applications
Apply for the position of Assistant Greenkeeper with a covering letter and your CV to
Applicants if not contacted by the organisation within four weeks of application should assume that they have not been shortlisted for interview