Links at Springdale Golf & Country Club - Pro Shop Attendant

Posted 3 days ago

lindsey managementSpringdale (AR)

Retail Salespersons Golf Courses and Country Clubs

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About the role

Job Description: We are looking for a Part-Time Pro Shop Attendant at the Links at Springdale Golf & Country Club! The Pro Shop Attendant is responsible for a variety of day-to-day tasks, all to ensure our golfers and guests have a great experience. Tasks will be delegated by the Pro Shop Manager, and utilize skills such as organization, time management, and customer service. This role requires availability during afternoons and weekends.

Benefits Include:

Hourly wage
Employee discount
Earned Paid Sick LeaveOtherResponsibilitiesGreet all guests in a friendly and professional manner
Manage guest inquiries, check-ins, and assign tee times
Maintain Pro Shop environment by cleaning and organizing as needed
Manage golf carts, ensuring they are kept clean and orderly
Operate point of sale system
Perform opening and closing duties for the Pro ShopMust be available to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as scheduled

Skills and Qualifications:

Strong customer service skills
Scheduling and organization abilities
Attention to detail
Ability to lift over 50 lbs.
High school diploma or GEDCurrent Driver’s License
Golf experience
All applicants must pass a criminal background check and drug screening, and must have a valid driver’s license.
Application Methods
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Apply in person at our Pro Shop

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