Course Monitor Country Club

About the Job

We are seeking a courteous and attentive Golf Course Monitor to support the on-course experience at The Seagate Golf Club. This role is ideal for someone who values guest service and understands the importance of pace and flow during play.

As a key presence on the course, the Golf Course Monitor is responsible for maintaining a consistent pace of play and ensuring members and guests enjoy a smooth, uninterrupted round. The position involves regular communication with the starter, addressing player concerns, and upholding the club’s high standards of service and hospitality throughout the day.

What You Do:

• Welcome and greet members and guests with a warm smile upon arrival.
• Monitor the pace of play by ensuring timely movement of groups throughout the course.
• Make at least three visits to each group per round, maintaining visibility and attentiveness.
• Communicate the position to players and ensure adherence to timing guidelines.
• Manage the pace of play, aiming for a maximum of 4 hours per round for a foursome under normal conditions.
• Proactively identify late groups and monitor their progress, providing assistance as needed.
• Coordinate group movement as necessary to optimize course flow.
• Regularly check and refill sand bottles at comfort stations every 45 minutes.
• Utilize headsets for effective communication at all times.
• Clean carts thoroughly at the end of each shift, including washing down and removing trash.
• Perform additional duties and projects as assigned.

What You Bring to the Table:

• Maintain personal hygiene and neatness, including clean-shaven appearance.
• Wear designated staff uniforms, including a laundered and pressed Seagate staff hat and name badge.
• Adhere to the schedule and consistently arrive on time for shifts.
• Demonstrate good communication skills with members and colleagues.
• Ability to frequently lift up to 10lbs and occasionally up to 25 lbs.
• Perform frequent sitting, standing, bending, turning, kneeling, and stooping.
• Engage in repetitive motions, including computer entry.
• Safely operate a golf cart in accordance with established guidelines.
• Ability to frequently lift up to 10lbs and occasionally up to 25 lbs.
• Perform frequent sitting, standing, bending, turning, kneeling, and stooping.
• Engage in repetitive motions, including computer entry.
• Safely operate a golf cart in accordance with established guidelines.