Golf Course Starter - Part Time (Hollybrook)

Responsibilities

• The starter is responsible for managing the first tee and ensuring that players tee off on time according to the course's schedule. Key duties and responsibilities include:
  • Greeting Players: Welcoming golfers as they arrive at the first tee and providing information about the day's play, such as course conditions, pin positions, and any local rules in effect.
  • Tee Time Management: Coordinating tee times to maintain an orderly flow of play. This involves checking players in, confirming their reservations, and assigning them to their respective starting holes.
  • Enforcing Course Policies: Communicating and enforcing golf course policies and rules, such as dress codes, pace of play guidelines, and cart regulations.
  • Managing the First Tee: Ensuring that players tee off promptly at their designated times. This involves announcing players' names, controlling the starting sequence, and providing any final instructions before play begins.
  • Customer Service: Providing excellent customer service by addressing players' inquiries, resolving issues or complaints, and offering assistance as needed throughout their experience at the first tee.
• The Ranger (or Marshal) Plays a Crucial Role In Maintaining Pace Of Play And Overall Course Management During Busy Times. Their Responsibilities Typically Include:
  • Monitoring Pace of Play: Patrolling the course to monitor the speed of play and identify any bottlenecks or slow groups. The ranger helps to keep play moving efficiently to prevent backups on the course.
  • Course Etiquette: Educating players on golf etiquette and ensuring that all golfers adhere to course policies, such as repairing ball marks, replacing divots, and maintaining a respectful pace of play.
  • Player Assistance: Providing assistance to players on the course, such as locating lost balls, offering yardage information, and directing groups to amenities like restrooms or refreshment stations.
  • Safety and Course Conditions: Keeping an eye on course conditions, including any hazards or maintenance activities that may affect play. The ranger ensures that players are aware of any potential safety concerns.
  • Communication: Serving as a point of contact for players and relaying important information between the clubhouse and players on the course, such as weather updates, tournament announcements, or course closures.

Qualifications

High school diploma or equivalent required. Previous experience in a similar role is preferred.