Golf Course Manager - Fort Cobb State Park Golf Course

About the position

The Golf Course Manager is responsible for managing, supervising, or assisting with golf course grounds and maintenance. The role supports turf management operations, landscaping, facility upkeep, and seasonal and long-term maintenance programs to ensure the course meets quality standards. The position is based at Fort Cobb State Park Golf Course and may involve supervising staff, including seasonal workers.

Responsibilities

Manage and maintain golf course property, including turf, landscaping, irrigation systems, and clubhouse grounds.Communicate with the golf course and park operations team about activities and scheduling.Coordinate daily maintenance operations with appropriate staff.Inspect the golf course and associated facilities, report issues, recommend improvements, and conduct play-through evaluations to assess course conditions when needed.Assist with planning and executing maintenance and project work based on agronomic principles.Support turf and landscape care, diagnose and treat turf and plant health issues, and support pest management efforts.Supervise and train assigned staff, which may include pro-shop, maintenance, groundskeeping, and seasonal workers; provide training and scheduling.Ensure team members operate equipment and tools safely.Manage or assist with inventories of materials and supplies, and purchase or recommend purchases within budget guidelines.Maintain records relevant to course upkeep, staffing, and supply usage.Perform other duties as assigned to support daily operations and agency needs.Requirements

Five years of experience in grounds maintenance, landscaping, or golf course operations; OR a bachelor's degree in horticulture, landscaping, business administration, or a closely related field and one year of relevant experience; OR an associate's degree in horticulture, landscaping, or a closely related field and three years of relevant experience.Possess a valid driver's license.Knowledge of turf grass maintenance practices, horticulture and plant health, lawn care and landscaping operations, irrigation systems, greenhouse and nursery techniques, and basic business administration principles.Ability to follow oral and written instructions.Ability to give clear instructions verbally and in writing.Experience supervising a team.Some positions require an Oklahoma Chemical Applicators License within one year of appointment.