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Bowral Golf Club in the Southern Highlands invites applications for an apprenticeship in course maintenance. You’ll join a team focused on presenting a premier 18‑hole course outdoors, learning hands-on turf care and equipment operation in a supportive environment.
No formal turf qualification is required—bring a willingness to learn and a positive attitude. The role offers practical training and a chance to grow into a specialist grounds team member.
2d ago , from ASTMA Australian Sports Turf Managers Association
Enjoy being outdoors and working with your hands? Bowral Golf Club is looking for a reliable, enthusiastic person to join our course maintenance team.
Whether you’re starting your working life, considering a career change or already enjoy grounds maintenance, this is an opportunity to develop your skills in a beautiful Southern Highlands setting.
No formal turf qualification is required—bring a willingness to learn and a positive attitude.
Enjoy being outdoors and working with your hands? Bowral Golf Club is looking for a reliable, enthusiastic person to join our course maintenance team.
Whether you’re starting your working life, considering a career change or already enjoy grounds maintenance, this is an opportunity to develop your skills in a beautiful Southern Highlands setting.
No formal turf qualification is required—bring a willingness to learn and a positive attitude.
Established in 1901, Bowral Golf Club is a historic 18-hole course with a welcoming membership and a team that takes pride in its presentation.
Working under the Course Superintendent and nominated supervisors, you’ll help prepare and maintain the course for members and visitors. You’ll learn how to operate equipment safely, care for playing surfaces and contribute to improvements around the course.
The position can suit either a Groundsman appointment or someone wishing to undertake a formal apprenticeship in sports turf management. The pathway will be discussed with applicants during recruitment.
Golf knowledge and previous turf experience are not essential. We’re looking for someone who:
A passion for golf is desirable, as is previous gardening, landscaping or grounds maintenance experience. A driver licence would also be helpful, but is not essential.
If you’re applying for an apprenticeship, you’ll also need a commitment to attending formal training and completing the associated coursework.
Applications close: 28th November 2026
This position will be filled following the appointment of our incoming Course Superintendent. The start date may therefore be in early 2027 and will be confirmed with the successful applicant.