Lead Assistant Golf Professional

OverviewOverviewAbout Baltimore Country Club Founded in 1898, Baltimore Country Club features 36 holes of championship golf and represents a service-oriented operation with an emphasis on tradition and gracious hospitality. BCC is one of only twelve clubs nationwide to operate on two campuses. The A. W. Tillinghast designed Par 70 East Course, with back-to-front pitched greens, limited water hazards, and 96 bunkers, has received many honors, including making Golfweek's list of "America's Top 100 Classic Courses" (pre 1960) numerous times, most recently in 2020. It is also listed as the best Classic or Modern (post 1960 design) Course in the state of Maryland. A restoration project was completed in 2015 by Keith Foster, bringing the course back to Tillinghast's original 1924 design. Baltimore Country Club's second course at Five Farms, the West, was redesigned in 1990 by Bob Cupp and Champions Tour member and World Golf Hall of Fame member, Tom Kite. In 2012, the course was renovated under the direction of Keith Foster. The Par 72 West Course gives members two outstanding golf courses to choose from on a daily basis. The Club was named one of the "100 Most Prestigious Clubs in the World" by LINKS magazine. The USGA lists Baltimore Country Club as one of the first 100 clubs established in the United States. The Champions: 1899 United States Open (at Roland Park) - Willie Smith (315) 1928 PGA Championship - Leo Diegel 1932 United States Amateur - C. Ross Somerville 1965 Walker Cup - United States vs Great Britain (Tie 11-11) 1988 United States Women's Open - Liselotte Neumann (277) 2007 Senior Players Championship - Loren Roberts 2008 Senior Players Championship - D. A. Weibring 2009 Senior Players Championship - Jay Haas 2017 & 2018 Big Ten Men’s Championship – Illinois 2023 Howard Lady Bison Invitational- Georgetown University 2025 Men’s Big 10 Championship Upcoming Championships at Baltimore Country Club: 2026 USGA U.S. Senior Amateur Championship 2028 Western Amateur Championship 2031 U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship Baltimore Country Club is one of only two clubs in the world to have hosted a Men's U.S. Open, a PGA Championship, a Men's U.S. Amateur, a U.S. Walker Cup, and a U.S. Women's Open, and a Champions Tour Major. The Club has approximately 3,300 total members, including 1,100+ season golfers. Approximately 43,000 annual rounds are played, with 60% played on the East Course and 40% played on the West Course. The golf season runs from April 1st through October 30th. Golf Amenities and Program Overview: Two 18-Hole Championship Golf Courses, Par 70 (East) and Par 72 (West) Over 400 acres of property at Five Farms Campus 40,000+ rounds are played annually 2 Golf Simulators as well as an indoor teaching room Active Golf & Social Calendar 4,000+ annual golf lessons THE MISSION “Baltimore Country Club is a private, family-oriented association of members committed to camaraderie, tradition and core values of dignity, courtesy, respect, and graciousness who enjoy social, golf and recreational activities provided at the highest level of service in exceptional facilities. CULTURE Respect for the heritage and traditions of BCC are most important. The Club has an incredible culture that values its staff members, and wherein the commitment to excellence and creating exceptional experiences for members is paramount. At the heart of our culture is the belief that Great People Make Favorite Places. We live this truth every day by upholding our Core Four values. We do what's right, not what's easy, acting with integrity even when no one is watching. We foster empowerment through opportunity, encouraging every staff member to grow, take initiative, and thrive. We build genuine relationships, creating trust and connection not only with our members and guests, but with one another. And we strive to be extraordinary in every interaction, delivering experiences that go above and beyond. Together, these values shape a culture where our staff feel valued, supported, and inspired to bring their best selves to work on a daily basis.Experience RequiredExperience Required PREFERRED ATTRIBUTES & QUALIFICATIONS PGA Class A member in good standing. Proven experience as a golf professional. Previous country club or resort experience in a high-level golf operation. Outgoing personality with exceptional customer service and training skills. Previous experience or a working knowledge of outside golf services. Computer literacy in Golf Genius, Microsoft office and basic software programs related to reservations. Strong interpersonal skills required, must be personable and enthusiastic and can effectively work as a team member and communicate effectively both orally and in writing. Essential ResponsibilitiesEssential Responsibilities The Lead Assistant Golf Professional will work alongside the Head Golf Professional and Director of Golf to manage the overall Golf Operations while continuing to achieve unfound levels of excellence when it comes to the member experience. The Lead Assistant will have an important leadership role in the golf operation as they will oversee and mentor our assistant golf professionals in tournament operations for Ladies 9-hole, Women’s 18-hole, and Gentlemen’s programs. In addition to overseeing the tournament operations, the Lead Assistant will assist in managing the day-to-day operations including tee time reservations, tee manager shifts, ranger shifts, and golf shop coverage. The individual that will fill this role must have strong leadership skills along with the desire to be a leader of a service-oriented team driven to deliver an exceptional golf experience.  POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES: Supervise the day-to-day activities of the Golf House personnel such as the Assistant Golf Professionals, Interns, Golf Services Associates Oversee and mentor a team of Assistant Golf Professionals in tournament operations for the three tournament programs at BCC: Ladies 9-hole, Women’s 18-hole & Gentlemen’s Golf. Assist members with any billing questions or resolution of issues as they relate to Golf House operations, such as cart and guest fees. Knowledge of all major golf club manufactures that the Club carries to ensure the staff is properly educated and trained with club fitting programs offered to the membership. Work with Outside Golf Services to ensure all related activities are effectively coordinated between Golf House Services and Outside Golf Services, including effectively communicating and coordinating events, activities and schedules, making recommendations for improvements and implementing enhancements. Work with Grounds Services to ensure all related activities are effectively coordinated between Golf House Services and Grounds Services, including effectively communicating and coordinating events, activities and schedules, making recommendations for improvements and implementing enhancements. Work with Food and Beverage Services and Culinary to ensure all related activities are effectively coordinated between Golf House Services and Grounds Services, including effectively communicating and coordinating events, activities, and schedules, making recommendations for improvements and implementing enhancements. Assist with the purchasing, pricing, stocking, display and inventory management of Golf House merchandise, making recommendations and assisting in the implementation of enhancements that meet the needs of the members and guests and increase sales and profitability. Interpret and implement the rules and regulations governing both regular and golf activity at the club. Play golf with the membership. BenefitsBenefits Playing Privileges PGA Dues Education Allowance Daily Staff meals Uniform Allowance Staff equipment deal Health & Welfare Benefits Paid Time Off 401K with Club Match Relocation Allowance Golf Shop Commission based on sales