Golf Course Superintendent
Seabrook · Rehoboth Beach, DE
- Posted 2 days ago
About the Role
Job Description Job Description Golf Course Superintendent Location: Seabrook, WA
Classification: Part-Time, Non-Exempt (Targeted transition to Full-Time as project progresses)
Pay Grade: $30.00 - $35.00 / hour About the Project & Career Growth Opportunities
Located in the stunning coastal community of Seabrook, Washington, we are breaking ground on an exciting new golf destination. Our initial phase features a highly anticipated 12-to-15-hole Par 3 short course, currently in the clearing phase and targeting a grand opening in April 2028. This is just the beginning, our long-term vision includes the ground-up development of 1 to 2 offsite championship courses.
A Role Built for Growth:
This position starts as a Part-Time role focused on early-stage construction oversight and agronomic planning. As the project progresses into full earthmoving, grow-in, and operational phases this role offers a direct pathway to transition into a Full-Time Superintendent position. We are looking for a visionary leader who wants to build this program from the ground up and grow alongside our expanding footprint.
Job Duties & Responsibilities Construction & Site Oversight: Act as the on-site agronomic representative during the clearing, shaping, and construction phases to ensure site readiness for our April 2028 opening.
Contractor Management: Manage and oversee external contractors during earthmoving, drainage, irrigation installation, and seed/sod preparation.
Grow-In & Turf Establishment: Develop and execute a comprehensive grow-in plan tailored to the unique Washington coast environment.
Team Building: Actively recruit, hire, and train an in-house maintenance crew as the project transitions from construction to grow-in and active operations.
Strategic Expansion: Lead strategic planning, agronomic forecasting, and ground-up development for future offsite championship courses.
Hands-On Leadership & Safety: Perform physical labor as required, serve as a champion of PPE