Pro Shop Attendant

Posted 5 days ago

eagle ridge golf clubGilroy (CA)

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Job Title: Pro-shop Attendance
Job Summary: Golf Shop Attendant is responsible for promoting the game of golf and the club while providing the Three Steps of Service to the Members and guests of the club. Responsible for providing quality service, ordering necessary merchandise and managing the golf shop operations.
DAY-TO-DAY: Responsible for efficient and friendly customer service throughout the pro shop, checking in golfers, accurately ringing up charges at the register and properly checking in all golfers prior to play. This also includes proper cash handling procedures as well as making sure that all standards of operations are being met. Respond to inquiries and make tee-times for Members and guests both in person and over the phone. Converse with Members and guests in a friendly manner. Focus attention on Member and guest needs while remaining calm, professional and courteous at all times, even when under pressure. Responsible for inventory controls, checking-in merchandise in accordance with procedures, organization of storage and display areas. Keep up inventory levels of constantly stocked items (ie. shirts, socks, gloves, hats, balls, etc.). Follow up on all special orders making sure customers are aware of the receipt of their orders in accordance with established procedures. Responsible for marshaling, starting, and outside services as needed and requested. Provide shop assistance to the Head Golf Professional, General Manager, and Tournament Coordinators.
About You: A high school diploma, GED, or equivalent, is required. Customer service experience. Basic Golf Knowledge Required. You are comfortable working in both indoor and outdoor environments with frequent exposure to extreme hot or cold temperatures and humidity. Driver's License required
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Paid Vacation and Employee PerksStatus Type: Part Time/ Full Time

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