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Meadow Club is seeking a Head Golf Course Mechanic & Shop Manager to oversee the maintenance shop and maintain a fleet of golf course equipment. This hands-on leader will supervise two assistants, diagnose issues, perform repairs, and plan preventive maintenance to ensure reliable operation and top playing conditions.
The role requires strong experience with turf gear, diesel engines, hydraulics, and gear-driven equipment.
Salary: $110,000.00 - $125,000.00 Annually
Application Deadline: N/A
Meadow Club
Meadow Club was the first course in North America designed by Alister MacKenzie and Robert Hunter and opened in 1927. The course has since been restored by Mike DeVries, who has recaptured many of the features from the original design. We are working on a number of projects that will highlight the course as we close in on our 100th anniversary. Come be a part of our team and help us in our celebration.
Position
The Head Golf Course Mechanic & Shop Manager is the hands-on technical and leader responsible for the safe, reliable, precise, and cost-effective operation of the Club’s golf course maintenance equipment fleet and maintenance shop.
This position directly supervises two Assistant Mechanics while remaining actively involved in diagnostics, repairs, preventive maintenance, cutting-unit setup and grinding, fabrication, fleet management, and equipment planning. Reporting to the Director of Agronomy and Management Team, this position establishes daily priorities, minimizes equipment downtime, supports exceptional quality of cut and playing conditions, and ensures the shop operates with high standards of safety, organization, accountability, and service.
The Head Golf Course Mechanic & Shop Manager is expected to take ownership of the equipment fleet, maintenance facility, and performance of the two Assistant Mechanics. Success requires a proactive rather than reactive approach to maintenance, with an emphasis on equipment readiness, quality of cut, safety, accurate recordkeeping, cost control, staff development, and minimizing preventable downtime.
The maintenance shop should reflect the same standards expected on the golf course: organized, clean, efficient, professional, accountable, and prepared.
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