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Posted: 15-Apr-26
Location: Medina, Washington
Type: Full Time
Salary: $28.00-30.00
Salary Details:
Preferred Education:
Overlake Golf & Country Club is seeking a motivated, detail-oriented individual to join our Golf Course Maintenance team as an Assistant Superintendent in Training. This role is designed to develop a well-rounded future leader in golf course management through hands-on experience and increasing responsibility.
The position provides exposure to all aspects of course maintenance, including turfgrass management, irrigation system operation and repair, and pesticide application. The successful candidate will work closely with the Superintendent and management team to develop technical skills, leadership ability, and decision-making confidence.
Responsibilities include daily course setup and maintenance, participation in irrigation troubleshooting and water management, involvement in chemical applications, and assisting with crew leadership and training. This position offers a clear path toward advancement into an Assistant Superintendent role.
Overlake Golf & Country Club is a premier private facility in the Pacific Northwest with a strong commitment to course conditioning and continuous improvement. The club supports a progressive maintenance operation, offering team members the opportunity to work with modern practices and contribute to meaningful, long-term projects.
The A.V. Macan-designed golf course recently underwent a complete tee and bunker renovation in 2023 in collaboration with golf course architect Jeff Mingay, reflecting the club’s ongoing investment in the property as it approaches its centennial in 2027.
Basic knowledge of turfgrass practices, irrigation systems, or equipment operation is a plus
Entry-level candidates with strong work ethic and desire to grow will be considered
Candidates currently enrolled in a turf program are encouraged to apply
Relevant experience may be considered in place of formal education
Ability to perform physical labor in various weather conditions
Valid driver’s license required
Ability to obtain and maintain a state pesticide applicator license (with employer support)
Strong communication skills and willingness to take on leadership responsibilities
