Greenskeeper

Company Description Fisher Grove Country Club is a community-focused golf facility located near Redfield, SD, offering a welcoming environment for golfers of all skill levels. The club features a well-maintained course, practice areas, and a clubhouse that serve members and guests throughout the season. Course preservation and consistent playing conditions are central to the club’s mission, with strong emphasis on turf health and sustainable maintenance practices. Team members work collaboratively to create an enjoyable outdoor experience while ensuring safety and quality standards are met. Role Description The Greenskeeper is a full-time, on-site role based at Fisher Grove Country Club in Redfield, SD. This role is responsible for the day-to-day care of the golf course, including mowing greens, tees, fairways, and roughs, as well as raking bunkers and maintaining course aesthetics. The Greenskeeper will assist with landscape maintenance, such as trimming, debris removal, and seasonal clean-up, and will monitor and adjust irrigation systems to support healthy turf conditions. Daily tasks include inspecting turf for disease or damage, applying basic treatments under supervision, setting up the course (pins, tee markers, signage), and operating small equipment safely. The role involves working outdoors in varying weather conditions, collaborating with the superintendent and grounds team, and following established maintenance schedules and safety procedures. Qualifications Experience with mowing and basic turf care, including safe operation of lawn and golf course equipment.Knowledge of turf and turf management practices, or a strong interest in learning turf science and course maintenance standards.Skills or experience in landscape maintenance, such as trimming, edging, and general grounds upkeep.Familiarity with irrigation systems, including monitoring, basic troubleshooting, and adjusting watering schedules.Ability to work outdoors for extended periods and perform physically active tasks such as lifting, walking, and bending.Strong attention to detail, reliability, and commitment to maintaining high-quality course conditions.Effective communication skills and ability to work cooperatively within a small team environment.Previous experience on a golf course or in groundskeeping is preferred but not required; on-the-job training is available.Valid driver’s license and eligibility to operate club vehicles and equipment as needed.