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The Bay Club at Mattapoisett encompasses 625 acres, including 300 acres of adjacent conservation land, with the country club and golf course occupying approximately 200 acres. The community and club are proud to be a Certified Silver Audubon International Signature Sanctuary, featuring championship golf, four lighted Har-Tru tennis courts, two lighted paddle courts, an outstanding sports and fitness complex, a junior Olympic swimming pool, and year-round fine dining.

A Master Plan was developed by Golf Course Architect Ian Andrew in 2025, project slated to begin in the Fall of 2027. In Spring 2023, the Club completed installation of a Rain Bird IC irrigation system with Golf Water and Tanto Irrigation.

Golf Course & Practice Facility Description

The golf course opened for play on July 1, 2004, and was designed by Brad Faxon and Brad Booth of Faxon/Booth Golf Design. The course features multiple tee boxes, generous fairways, and large bentgrass greens.

The property includes:

• 18 holes of championship golf spanning 200 acres
• A 320-yard dual-ended practice range
• One traditional putting green
• One Himalayan-style putting green designed for junior and family use
• A Faxon-designed short game area
• A newly installed synthetic turf practice area to reduce tee wear

Position Summary

The Bay Club at Mattapoisett is seeking a highly motivated Second Assistant Golf Course Superintendent who is eager to continue developing their skills within a progressive agronomic program. This position is ideal for an individual early in their career who is looking to gain hands-on experience and advance toward a future Assistant or Head Superintendent role.

The Second Assistant will work closely with the Superintendent and First Assistants, while being actively involved with the daily supervision and execution of golf course maintenance. We offer a positive work environment with a strong emphasis on professional growth and work/life balance.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

• Assist the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendents with the implementation of the agronomic program
• Help execute and follow daily maintenance schedules
• Assist in supervising, training, and motivating a seasonal staff of up to 20 employees
• Participate in fertilizer and chemical applications and record keeping (Playbooks chemical app currently in use)
• Assist with daily course setup and inspections
• Support irrigation and water management efforts, including hand watering, TDR monitoring, and irrigation scheduling
• Work closely with the Equipment Manager to ensure equipment is maintained, cleaned, and properly stored
• Assist with special projects, renovations, and capital improvements as needed
• Participate in staff meetings and contribute ideas toward continuous improvement

Education Requirements

• Certificate, 2-year, or 4-year degree in Turfgrass Management or a related field (or actively pursuing)

Experience Requirements

• 1+ year of experience as an AIT, intern, or Second Assistant preferred
• Strong work ethic with a desire to learn and advance professionally
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Passion for the game of golf and a general understanding of the rules
• Valid Driver’s License
• Massachusetts Pesticide License (or ability to obtain)

Compensation & Benefits

• $70,000–$73,000 annual salary, DOE
• Holiday and performance-based bonuses
• Health insurance
• PTO and paid sick time
• Cell phone reimbursement
• Life insurance
• Uniform allowance
• Golfing privileges

Position Availability

Available immediately

How to Apply

Please submit your resume and cover letter via email to:

Patrick Meehan, GCS
pmeehan@bayclubmatt.com

About Fall River Country Club

Nestled along the Taunton River, Fall River Country Club (FRCC) offers breathtaking water views throughout the course. Established in 1895 as a nine-hole layout, the club has continued to evolve. Over the past five years FRCC has undergone several significant upgrades, including a complete redesign of the 4th hole and major improvements to the 2nd hole.

Position Overview

The Golf Course Superintendent is responsible for managing all daily operations of the agronomy department, with a focus on planning, organizing, and overseeing all facets of golf course maintenance. This individual will manage staffing, training, safety protocols, and all chemical and fertilizer programs.

This position reports directly to the Green Chairman and Club President.

Primary Duties & Responsibilities

•  Oversee all agronomy operations, procedures, and controls to meet established budget requirements.

•   Foster a positive team environment focused on professional development and growth.

•  Recruit, train, supervise, and mentor all maintenance staff, including seasonal employees.

•  Prepare annual operating and capital budgets and take corrective action to ensure financial goals are met.

•  Direct and participate in course construction, renovation, and landscaping projects to maintain a visually appealing and highly functional golf course.

•  Develop and implement maintenance programs that ensure the course remains in excellent condition, including proper application of pesticides and fertilizers.

•  Demonstrate hands-on experience with irrigation systems, pump stations, moisture management, and water-conservation practices.

•  Ensure proper use, storage, and disposal of chemicals, petroleum products, and other regulated materials in compliance with local, state, and federal laws.

•  Organize management and staff meetings and participate in committee meetings as directed by the Green Chairman.

•   Advise and assist the Board of Directors in implementing policies and long-term strategies that enhance course conditions and operational efficiency.

•  Communicate effectively with the membership, Golf and Green Committee, and staff.

•  Utilize strong interpersonal skills to resolve conflicts and collaborate with staff, members, and management.

•   Maintain knowledge of equipment and tools used in golf course construction and maintenance.

Experience & Qualifications

•  Minimum of 5 years as a Golf Course Superintendent or First Assistant Superintendent.

•  Degree or certificate in Turf Management, Agronomy, Horticulture, Plant Science, or Soil Science.

•  All relevant chemical and pesticide certifications are required.

•  Proficiency with computers, including Microsoft Office and Excel, for operational planning and budgeting.

Compensation & Benefits

•  Salary commensurate with experience $95,000 to $130,000

•  Paid vacation.

•  Golf privileges.

•  Continuing education allowance.

•  GCSAA membership

Please send resume to dmd5555@comcast.net

Ridder Farm Golf Course is seeking a dedicated and experienced individual to lead the maintenance and enhancement of our 18-hole facility.

Position Highlights:

The golf course superintendent will be a critical part of the management team involved in not only golf course maintenance but also providing the quality conditions for the entire facility.  The departing superintendent has been in the current role for 20 years.  Ridder Farm Golf Course is committed to providing the superintendent with the proper support to progress in their career and succeed in the position.           

Responsibilities:

• Provide consistent, quality golf course playing conditions.
•  Collaborate in the recruitment and selection of competent and unified staff.
• The capability to effectively train and manage a maintenance team of 20 in achieving organizational objectives.
• Develop and implement an agronomic program to provide quality conditions. These programs will encompass the golf course, function facility grounds, adjacent residences and driving range.
• Maintenance and operation of pump stations and irrigation systems to provide optimum playing conditions.
• Snow removal and ice management operations.

Experience Required:

• Knowledge in maintaining quality golf course conditions in a busy golf environment.
• Proficient in irrigation repair, scheduling and auditing. Rainbird central control experience desired.
• Excellent communication and organizational skills.
• Ability to hire, train and retain staff. Pleasant and collaborative qualities desired.
• Knowledge in developing a plant protection, fertility and nutrient program.
• Experience with bunker and tee renovations. Ability to facilitate projects using sub-contractors or performing in-house.
• Experienced in the use of front-end loaders, excavators and skid steers.
• Capability to lead an equipment maintenance and repair program.
• Knowledge of the rules and the traditions of the game of golf.

Qualifications:

• 3 - 5 years’ experience as a golf course superintendent or assistant golf course superintendent.
• A degree or certificate in turfgrass management or related field.
• MA Pesticide license Category 37.
• Valid driver's license.
• Hoisting engineer license or ability to acquire one within 1 year.

Compensation and Benefits:

• Salary range $90,000-$120,000.
• Health insurance stipend available.
• Expenses paid for maintaining a hoisting engineer and category 37 pesticide licenses.
• Dues paid for local and national superintendent associations.
• Expenses paid for attendance of regional education seminars and NERTF conference.
• Company cell phone plan available.                                                                                

About Ridder Farm Golf Course – Located in Plymouth County Massachusetts, Ridder Farm Golf Course was founded in 1959 and is an 18-hole daily fee facility. The front nine was designed by Henry Holhman. The renovation of the front nine and completion of the back nine was designed by Geoffrey Cornish in 1964. The property also consists of a driving range, function facility restaurant and multiple residences.

Qualified candidates should email cover letter and resume to jobs@ridderfarm.com

Application deadline: January 15, 2026.

Expected starting date for position: March 15, 2026.