Golf Course Superintendent

Company Description Wild Dunes Resort is a 1,600-acre Charleston island resort on the Isle of Palms, South Carolina, featuring world-class golf, top-ranked tennis, award-winning restaurants, and two miles of pristine beach. Located less than 30 minutes from historic downtown Charleston, the resort benefits from the area’s recognition as a top U.S. and global travel destination. Within a safe, gated community, Wild Dunes offers a variety of accommodations, from contemporary coastal rooms and suites at Sweetgrass Inn to the AAA Four Diamond Boardwalk Inn and spacious, family-friendly Residences at Sweetgrass. Guests can tailor their stay to their preferred style, whether full-service or independent, with options that are poolside, beachside, courtside, or course-side. Team members join a dynamic hospitality environment focused on exceptional guest experiences and well-maintained amenities. Role Description The Golf Course Superintendent is a full-time, on-site role based at Wild Dunes Resort in Isle of Palms, SC. This role oversees the daily maintenance, conditioning, and presentation of the golf course, ensuring high-quality playing surfaces and a safe environment for guests and staff. Responsibilities include managing turf health, irrigation systems, fertilization and pesticide applications, and overall landscape care on and around the course. The Superintendent plans and supervises maintenance schedules, leads and trains the grounds crew, and coordinates with golf operations and resort leadership to support tournaments and special events. The role also involves budget oversight for course maintenance, adherence to environmental and safety regulations, and continuous improvement of course standards to meet guest expectations. Qualifications Expertise in Turf Management and Golf Course Management to maintain high-quality playing conditions and course aesthetics. Proficiency with Irrigation systems, including operation, monitoring, and repair, to ensure optimal water usage and turf health. Experience in Landscape Maintenance and Pesticide application, with knowledge of best practices for plant health, safety, and environmental compliance. Relevant education in turfgrass science, agronomy, horticulture, or a related field; GCSAA membership or similar professional affiliation is beneficial. Demonstrated leadership and team management skills, including scheduling, training, and performance oversight for grounds staff. Strong organizational and problem-solving abilities, with experience managing budgets, vendors, and maintenance programs. Familiarity with golf course equipment operation and maintenance, plus working knowledge of local environmental and safety regulations. #J-18808-Ljbffr