Description

Glenwild Golf Club & Spa, a Top 200 Tom Fazio-designed course in Park City, is seeking a full-time, year-round Assistant Superintendent. This is a hands-on leadership role that works closely with the Superintendent and Director of Agronomy to manage and improve the golf course, including an upcoming golf course renovation.

About Glenwild:

Set in a private 950-acre sanctuary, Glenwild features a 7,564-yard, par-71 championship course recognized among the finest mountain courses in the U.S. Our membership is active and supportive, continually investing in facilities, technology, and people. Past and upcoming projects include:

• New golf practice facility (completed 2023)
• 3,000 sq. ft. shop expansion (2025)
• New deep well (2025)

• Full course renovation (2026-27) with new irrigation system, greens, bunkers, tees, and cart paths

• Annual Capital projects and equipment replacement program in place.

Role & Responsibilities

The Assistant Superintendent plays a key role in daily operations and long-term planning. Responsibilities include:

• Required experience in supervising and training staff (8-10 year-round, 35-40 seasonal)
• Managing turf health, irrigation, and IPM programs

• Leads in a hand in hands approach in teaching and training of activities including chemical/fertilizer applications, irrigation repairs and adjustments and mowing, course setup, hand-watering

• Supporting budgeting, planning, oversight of staff and renovation projects

• Maintaining high standards of course conditioning and presentation

What We're Looking For

A motivated, detail-oriented hands on leader who thrives in a fast paced team environment, enjoys problem-solving, and takes pride in course conditioning. The ideal candidate will build strong relationships with staff, adapt to changing priorities, and contribute to Glenwild's culture of excellence.

Qualifications

• 3+ years golf course/turf management experience including pesticide application and irrigation maintenance and repairs

• Degree or certificate in agronomy, turf, or related field preferred

• Utah pesticide license (or ability to obtain within 150 days)

• Valid driver's license
• Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills