Description

Nestled on the beautiful Fort Morgan peninsula between Mobile Bay and the Gulf of America,
rests one of Alabama's most spectacular golf resorts - Peninsula Golf and Racquet Club.
Located in Gulf Shores, Alabama, Peninsula provides the perfect blend of southern hospitality
and championship golf. Rated 4 ½ stars by Golf Digest and selected as one of the "most
memorable and enjoyable" courses in the southeast, Peninsula provides a golfing experience
that is rivaled by few. Designed by the renowned southern favorite, Earl Stone, the 27-hole golf
course boasts 7,185 yards from the championship tees and delivers a playable and enjoyable
layout for golfers of all skill levels.

Peninsula Golf & Racquet Club is seeking a motivated and team-oriented Assistant Golf Course
Superintendent to join our agronomy leadership team at our 27-hole semi-private, resort-style
facility along Alabama's Gulf Coast. This position works directly with and is supported by the
Director of Agronomy in overseeing daily golf course maintenance and conditioning.
This is a hands-on leadership role ideal for someone who enjoys being involved in day-to-day
operations, developing team members, and helping deliver consistent, high-quality playing
conditions. The ideal candidate brings a strong sense of attention to detail, pride in course
presentation, and a commitment to maintaining standards.

Position Highlights:

• Part of Thistle Hill portfolio with opportunity for professional growth
• Supportive leadership structure with collaborative decision-making
• Opportunity to help build and mentor a strong team
• 27-hole high end facility offering variety
• Located in one of the Gulf Coast's most desirable coastal communities

Key Responsibilities:

• Assist in overseeing daily maintenance and agronomic operations across all 27 holes,
  clubhouse, and common grounds
• Execute agronomic programs including fertility, pest management, cultural practices,
  and water management
• Supervise, train, and mentor maintenance staff
• Maintain safe work practices and equipment standards
• Communicate effectively with the Director of Agronomy and maintenance team
• Monitor course conditions with a detail-oriented approach
• Participate in improvement projects and long-range planning initiatives

Qualifications:

• Prior experience as an Assistant Superintendent.
• Strong knowledge of warm season turfgrass management
• Valid pesticide applicator license (or ability to obtain)
• Proven leadership and team-development skills
• Ability and willingness to be a working leader in the field
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
• Positive leadership style and team-first mindset