About Mammoth Fieldhouse
Mammoth Fieldhouse is where Southern Illinois comes to get off the bench. Pure Putt. Flight Deck. Pickleball. Battle Bats. A scratch kitchen and a full bar that would draw a crowd on their own. Open play, leagues, tournaments, and private events, all night, every night.
Three rules run our buildings: No Sidelines, No Spectators. Elite Isn't Exclusive. Competition Is Community. Everyone plays, everyone belongs, and a good time beats a good score. We do not shout. We cheer. There is a big difference, and everybody who works here learns it fast.
About the Role
You run the games. Every one of them.
Flight Deck on Trackman across 28 bays, 7 pickleball courts, 10 Battle Bats cages, and 19 holes of Pure Putt. You teach first timers how to play, keep every game safe and on time, and make a group of strangers feel like a team by the second round.
You also help run leagues, tournaments, and private events. If you love games and love people, this is the job in the building.
What You'll Own
The game
- Brief every group on how to play, how to score, and how to stay safe.
- Set up, reset, and troubleshoot bays, courts, cages, and the Pure Putt course.
- Keep play on time so the next group starts when promised.
Safety
- Hold the safety line on every bay and cage. Nobody crosses it while anyone is swinging.
- Spot hazards and fix them or report them right away.
The energy
- Cheer loud, keep score, and turn a good night into a great one.
- Support leagues, tournaments, and events from setup to awards.
Your First Year
- First 30 Days: You are certified on every game in the building.
- First Year: You are training new game attendants and running league nights, and the shift lead path is open to you.
What You Bring
- A love of games and competition, and patience with beginners.
- The ability to teach something in under a minute.
- Comfort with technology, screens, and simple troubleshooting.
- High energy with kids, adults, and corporate groups alike.
- Availability for nights, weekends, and holidays.
Certifications
Nothing is required to apply. We train you.
A plus if you already have it:
- CPR and AED certification through the American Heart Association or American Red Cross. Our courts mean we keep trained responders on staff every hour we are open.
- Pickleball, golf, baseball, or softball experience.
- Coaching, officiating, or camp counselor experience.
Preferred
- Sports facility, golf entertainment, or recreation experience.
- Bilingual in English and Spanish.
Working Conditions
- Extended periods of standing, walking, and moving throughout the venue for a full shift.
- Must be able to lift up to 40 pounds.
- Regular bending, reaching, and work on indoor and outdoor courts.
- Loud, high-energy environment with variable lighting.
- Nights, weekends, and holidays are our busiest shifts. Availability for them is required.
What We Offer
- $15.00 per hour.
- Accrued paid time off. Every hour you work earns time toward it, and you can use it for any reason. You do not have to tell us why.
- Christmas Club. A deferred payroll program. If you choose to participate, $15.00 comes out of each weekly check and is combined with a $5.00 contribution from ownership. Funds are disbursed only on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving.
- Paid training. Every teammate starts with in-person training, on the clock, before working a solo shift.
- A real path up. We fill trainer, shift lead, and manager roles from inside the building first.
- A part-time schedule built around two shifts: morning to mid, and mid to close.
Illinois law: we do not ask for your salary history, and we do not ask about criminal history before you have been selected for an interview.