Golf Outside Services

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 emergencies.

In 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.