Under the direction of the Superintendent, Lawrence Country Club is seeking a highly motivated applicant with a strong work ethic and positive attitude to assist in leading a staff of 15 individuals for the position of Lead Assistant Superintendent.  The Lead Assistant will be involved in daily course management working closely with the Superintendent. The ability to manage as well as the desire to learn is necessary for consideration in this position.

Essential Functions

• Manage all operations involved in providing maintenance of greens, fairways, tees, bunkers, bodies of water, roughs, maintenance shops, and clubhouse landscape
• Training and supervising the maintenance team to ensure safety and quality of work
• Leading and motivating the maintenance team by developing goals and new strategies
• Supervise the safe use and maintenance of all golf course mechanical equipment
• Supervise the application and recording of chemical applications on the grounds in compliance with all local, state and federal laws and regulations
• Collaborate with fellow leaders to prepare daily and weekly schedules
• Willingness to work long hours and weekend duties

• Strong organizational, communication and interpersonal skills
• Strong attention to detail and exceptional time management
• Ability to work under pressure and perform multifaceted projects in conjunction with daily activities
• Strong leadership and motivational skills, as well as the ability to organize, coordinate and direct team activities
• Ability to interact effectively with executive leadership, associates and members/guests
• Continually evolving and adapting with the changing needs of our industry
• Be motivated to continue to learn with the goal of advancement in the industry

About Lawrence Country Club

Lawrence Country Club is the only full-service, member-owned and operated country club in Lawrence, Kansas. LCC opened with nine holes in 1914. Perry Maxwell, one of the most famous golf course architects in the United States, was instrumental in re-designing LCC in 1935. He was responsible for building an additional nine holes and integrating the original nine holes into the course layout. The course was renovated again in 2005-2006 and much care was taken to maintain as much of Maxwell’s layout as possible. With bentgrass tee boxes and fairways and A4 Bentgrass USGA greens, we boast one of the finest golf courses in the area that plays to all skill levels. In 2023, the club completed a bunker renovation project installing Better Billy Bunker. The golf course was nominated by Golf Digest as one of the top five renovated country club courses in the Midwest Region.

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