Assistant Superintendent
Job Details
The Country Club of Buffalo is a private club that was established in 1889 with the current 18-hole, Donald Ross design opening in 1926. The club sits on a 270 acre property that also includes: four tennis courts, two platform tennis courts, outdoor pool facility, and a large sporting clays complex. The golf course underwent a complete restoration in 2012 and recently completed a new irrigation system installation. The golf course is currently ranked in the Golfweek top 100 classic list. The club is scheduled to host the NY Mid-Am Championship in 2026, US Women's Mid-Am Championship in 2027 and the US Senior Amateur Championship in 2032.
The assistant superintendent position is a leadership position that involves all aspects of golf course management. Daily tasks will include course setup, water management, pest identification and management, irrigation repair, project planning and management, tournament preparation, and team leadership. We are looking for a talented and ambitious individual to join our team, which currently consists of four assistant superintendents and up to 40 full and part-time staff members. Overtime and weekends will be required at times; typically working 60+ hours per week during the golf season.
Job Benefits
401k after one year of employment with an employer match up to 5%
Vacation, holiday, and sick time provided
Annual bonus potential
Life and disability insurance provided
Health, dental and vision insurance options available
Golfing privileges, uniforms, meals
Dues to all local and national superintendent associations
Annual volunteer opportunities at PGA and USGA events
Job Requirements
At least one year of golf course management experience is required. Experience related to water, pest, and project management is preferred. Knowledge of the golf of game and the ability to play is also preferred.
An associates or bachelors degree in turf management or a related field is required.
Must possess or attain a NYS pesticide license within 90 days of employment.