Entry Level Golf Cart Attendant
$10-12 per hour
ApplyEntry Level Golf Cart Attendant
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$10-12 per hour
About the role
- Hospitality driven attitude to help members enjoy their club.
- Greet members at bag drop and help them get ready for their round of golf.
- Ensure carts are cleaned, stocked and charged.
- Provide good quality and clean range balls during hours of operation.
- Clean up and charge golf carts after round.
- Help inside staff with accuracy of who is on the course.
- Person must have an outgoing personality and be able to verbally welcome and communicate with golfers.
- Coordinates with Assistant Professional with staff scheduling, performance.
- Supporting the outside services team with additional tasks as needed.
- Demonstrating a team-first mindset with excellent communication skills and professionalism.
- Process customer reservations for members & guests of the golf course
- Provide customer service to arriving members & guests to expedite the check-in process
- Arrange and display golf shop inventory as necessary and directed
- Process green and cart fees, as well as other revenue, and process them in the POS system as trained
- Issue receipts for member & guest purchases
- Take messages for staff or guests
- Assist in packing and unpacking inventory and golf operations supplies
- Morning Golf Cart Attendant reports to Assistant and Head Golf Professional
- Hourly Rate of $10-12 per hour
- Golf Privileges: Candidate may play during non-peak times golf times at 12 Oaks.
- Position available immediately. Please send resume to Jason Lee- Jlee@theclubat12Oaks.comAbout The Club at 12 Oaks:
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