An excellent opportunity has arisen at our continually improving club.
As a part of the team, you will report to and work alongside the Course manager & Deputy Course manager to assist in the preparation and development of the course. This role would suit an enthusiastic individual who wants to further learn in the sports turf industry.
The role is based on a standard 40 hours per week, with flexible working patterns throughout the year. Weekend and bank holiday availability is required, typically working 1 weekend in 4, done on a rota basis, well in advance.
The successful candidate would ideally have;
- Working towards or already has level 2 in greenkeeping
- 2 years experience on a golf course (desirable)
- PA1, PA2 & PA6 (desirable )
- Chainsaw licence certified (desirable)
- First aid at work (desirable)
- A sound knowledge of the game of golf would be advantageous
What the role involves but not limited to;
- Apply all fertiliser, supplements, and turf protection products accurately
- A sound understanding of turf maintenance machinery
- Servicing of all machinery
- Course set-up
- Raking bunkers
- An understanding of turf diseases
- Collection of driving range balls occasionally
- Ability to use their own initiative and experience
- A good understanding of safe working practices
Training will be provided in areas needed to further develop your skillset
In return we will offer;
- Upto £29,000k depending on experience and qualifications
- Paid overtime on weekends
- 20 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays
- Pension scheme
- Uniform
- Free golf membership with free range balls
- 10% discount in the bar and restaurant
- Bigga membership
- Training and development encouraged
We are based in the village of Drighlington, on the Leeds/Bradford border with views looking over the Cockersdale valley, West Yorkshire.
The Manor Golf Club is now 34 years old and is currently making big changes as the club looks to the future and is developing both on and off the course. Significant investment has been made into new machinery and course alterations over the last 5 years with more exciting plans to come. The club has made a start on the 10 year plan set up by management to help improve the course. This role will be great for someone wanting to be involved in project work, including the construction of tees and bunkers, plus the installation drainage and irrigation.
If this sounds like an opportunity you would like to learn more about, send your cv and cover letter to the course manager at: [email protected]
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent
Pay: Up to £29,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- Company pension
- Employee discount
- Free parking
- On-site parking
Work Location: In person
