Assistant Superintendent Troon Golf

Assistant Superintendent – Golf Club at Lansdowne Location: Loudoun County, VA – 45‑hole private club attached to a 4‑star resort. About the Club The club features three courses: the Robert Trent Jones II course (1989), the Greg Norman Championship course (2004), and a 9‑hole Sharkbite course. The facility spans 485 acres with diverse microclimates and turf varieties. Why Lansdowne? Premier private club with over 700 members. Integrated irrigation (Toro Lynx & Rain Bird Nimbus II) and subsurface drainage systems. Advanced technology: GPS mapping, drone imagery, and moisture sensors. Capital improvement projects: forebay reconstruction, SOX erosion repair, master drainage plan completion, bunker alterations, irrigation system replacement, and SGA renovation. Courses Robert Trent Jones II Course (1989) – classic parkland style, Bent/Poa sand‑based greens, Meyer Zoysia fairways, Penncross tees, elevated greens, strategic bunkering, and views of the Potomac River. Greg Norman Championship Course (2004) – modern links style, A1‑A4 Bentgrass sand‑based greens, Penn Trio fairways and tees, dramatic elevation changes, deep‑faced bunkers, risk‑reward shot making. Sharkbite (9‑hole) – family‑friendly yet challenging layout to sharpen short‑game skills and introduce new players to golf. Agronomic Complexity & Challenges Varied turfgrass management across Bentgrass, Poa, Zoysia, and Bermuda in multiple microclimates. Mid‑Atlantic Transition Zone – managing cool‑season turf in a challenging agronomic region. Advanced irrigation & drainage: operating two systems over 485 acres with moisture‑management strategies. IPM approach to pest/disease control for Dollar Spot, Summer Patch, and Bentgrass Decline. State‑of‑the‑Art Equipment & Facilities New lease equipment packages every two years. Flowtronex MCI Pump Station for irrigation efficiency. Cart‑path repair projects and laser grading of tees for playability and consistency. SOX pond erosion control projects. Fleet of modern equipment – GPS‑guided sprayers and advanced moisture meters. On‑site agronomy facilities: maintenance building, chemical storage/mixing area, repair shop, and staff training room. Technology tools: GPS mapping, drone imagery, moisture sensors. Work‑Life Balance Rotating weekend schedule to support personal and professional development. Time off for industry events and educational opportunities. What We’re Looking For A great communicator – able to lead and motivate a team. Career‑driven – seeking growth toward a Superintendent role. Eager to learn – open to new agronomic practices and innovations. Detail‑oriented – committed to high standards of course conditioning. Highly motivated – proactive and self‑initiated. Capital Improvement Projects (Resume‑Building Opportunities) Forebay Reconstruction – Winter 2025. SOX Erosion Repair – Winter 2025. Continuation of Master Drainage Plan – Winter 2025. Bunker Alterations for RTJ II Course – Winter 2025. RTJ Irrigation System Replacement – August 2026. SGA Renovation – Summer 2026. Responsibilities Daily course maintenance and playability enhancements across all three courses. Team leadership – training, developing, and managing staff. Moisture management and turf health strategies. Cultural practices and pesticide/fertilizer applications. Project management – contributing to future capital improvements. Benefits Structured schedule with rotating weekends. Time off for industry events and educational opportunities. Growth opportunities through major renovations. How to Apply Send your resume to the hiring contact (placeholder).