About the Role
Position: 1st (or 2nd) Assistant Golf Professional Job Title1st Asst Golf ProfessionalDepartment / DivisionGolf / AmenitiesStatusRegular, Full TimePay$42,120 - $50,577 (DOQ)Reports toHead Golf ProfessionalBenefitsFull benefits eligible including health insurance, flex benefits, paid time off, paid holidays, parking & amenity pass, and discounts. Retirement: Georgia State Employee Retirement System - GSEPS (Pension + matching 401k)Closing DateOpen until filledNoteThis position is subject to closing once a satisfactory applicant pool has been identified. A resume and cover letter must be submitted with the application. Incomplete applications or applications received without an accompanying resume and cover letter will not be considered.Job Summary Under general supervision, the 1st Assistant Golf Professional is responsible for the effective operation of the golf club house and management of mini‑golf and tennis. Responsibilities include opening and closing the pro shop, completing various reporting functions, providing effective customer service, and arranging individual, group, and tournament tee times. Instructs golf lessons to individuals and groups as requested.DescriptionSupervises, directs, and evaluates assigned staff; including hiring, training, coaching, and terminating.Performs opening and closing of golf pro shop, operates POS and reconciles cash register, prepares and makes deposits, completes daily reports, logs in player information, and provides basic pro shop security.Provides general information to customers relating to tee times, upcoming tournaments, etc.; directs callers to appropriate destination as needed.Coordinates with golf groups, hotel sales managers, ensures a positive guest experience.Enforces Authority rules and regulations, and rules that govern the use of the golf course, golf carts, and golf facilities by members and guests.Works with other golf professionals, including superintendent, rangers, starters, cart attendants, etc., to ensure smooth operation of the golf course and driving range.Assists with pro shop merchandising and inventory management as delegated by Director of Golf.Records individual and group tournament schedules, including precise daily, weekly, and monthly dates and times, makes necessary copies, sends confirmation to appropriate individuals and files.Coordinates and oversees junior golf camp programs, and other teaching opportunities for all ages.Schedules, organizes and scores tournaments and arranges a one‑year in advance maintenance schedule with Director of Golf Course Maintenance and golf course superintendent.Instructs individual and group lessons as requested.Performs club repair and personalized club fitting as requested.Assists with the preparation of work schedules for Assistant Professionals and other staff as directed.Provides monthly activity reports to the Director of Golf and Head Professional.Promotes and participates in training activities to optimize customer service skills of staff.Performs other duties as assigned.QualificationsApplicants who do not meet 1st Assistant Professional qualifications may be considered for a 2nd Assistant professional position. Pay ranges are as follows: 1st Assistant Professional $42,120 - $50,577 annual salary (DOQ); 2nd Assistant Professional $17.75 - $21.75 per hour (DOQ).1st Assistant QualificationsHigh school diploma or equivalent required.PGA Class A Membership OR Active apprenticeship in the PGA Professional Golf Management (PGA PGM) Program, minimum of Level 2 completed, not to exceed three (3) years to obtain PGA Class A Membership.Minimum of three (3) years experience with extensive knowledge of golf fundamentals.In addition to PGA requirement, may consider any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience that provides the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities for this position.2nd Assistant QualificationsHigh school diploma or equivalent required.Application for apprenticeship in PGA Professional Golf Management Program (PGA PGM) within six (6) months of hire, complete education and curriculum set forth by the PGA of America to stay in good standing and achieve Class “A” membership within a reasonable…