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Tin Can Bay Country Club | Hervey bay Queensland Australia
Expires: December 24, 2026
About the role
Tin Can Bay Country Club is seeking an experienced and motivated Course Superintendent to lead the presentation, maintenance, and continued development of our golf course. This is a key leadership role within the Club, responsible for delivering consistently high playing conditions and leading an engaged course maintenance team. The successful candidate will bring strong agronomic knowledge, practical operational capability and a genuine passion for golf course presentation. Reporting to the General Manager and working closely with Golf Operations, the Course Superintendent will manage all aspects of course maintenance, including turf health, irrigation, machinery, staff, budgets and course improvement projects.
Key responsibilities
Expires: December 24, 2026
About the role
Tin Can Bay Country Club is seeking an experienced and motivated Course Superintendent to lead the presentation, maintenance, and continued development of our golf course. This is a key leadership role within the Club, responsible for delivering consistently high playing conditions and leading an engaged course maintenance team. The successful candidate will bring strong agronomic knowledge, practical operational capability and a genuine passion for golf course presentation. Reporting to the General Manager and working closely with Golf Operations, the Course Superintendent will manage all aspects of course maintenance, including turf health, irrigation, machinery, staff, budgets and course improvement projects.
Key responsibilities
Lead, develop and supervise the course maintenance team
Deliver a consistently high standard of presentation across greens, tees, fairways, bunkers, gardens and surrounding course areas
Develop and implement annual maintenance, agronomy, irrigation, fertiliser and chemical application programs
Monitor turf health, soil conditions, pests, diseases and weather impacts
Manage daily work schedules, staff rostering and contractor requirements
Oversee the safe operation, maintenance and replacement planning of course machinery and equipment
Prepare and manage course maintenance budgets, including labour, materials, chemicals and capital requirements
Support the planning and delivery of course improvement and capital works projects
Ensure compliance with workplace health and safety, environmental and chemical-handling requirements
Demonstrated experience as a Course Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent
Relevant qualification in Sports Turf Management, Horticulture, or a related discipline
Strong knowledge of golf course agronomy, irrigation systems, turf nutrition, and chemical applications
Proven experience leading, developing and motivating a team
Sound financial and budget-management capability
Strong communication skills and the confidence to work with members, management, contractors, and suppliers
A proactive, practical, and hands-on leadership style
Current driver's licence: chemical accreditation and relevant machinery licences are highly regarded
Availability to work early mornings, weekends and public holidays as required
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