Assistant Superintendent

Brae Burn Country Club is a private, 27-hole facility. Designed by legendary architect Donald Ross in 1897, Brae Burn has hosted eight USGA national championships including the US Open, US Amateur, the Curtis Cup, and US Women’s Amateur, along more than forty state championships.

Most recently, the USGA has announced Brae Burn will host the 2028 US Women’s Amateur. In preparation for the Championship, Brae Burn will begin construction in August of 2026 on a significant restoration of the Championship Course lead by architect Tyler Rae. Construction will consist of green expansions, bunker renovations, tee reconstruction, and fairway alterations.

The Assistant Superintendent will play an integral role within the grounds department. He or she will work hand in hand with the Superintendent and other Assistants to develop and execute agronomic programs to provide the membership of Brae Burn with high caliber conditions. The Assistant Superintendent will also be vital in the preparation and execution of the Restoration Project and US Women’s Amateur. Brae Burn Country Club is focused on training and further developing the necessary skill set for their Assistant Superintendents to take the next step in their career.

The Assistant Superintendent will be relied on heavily to train, motivate, and setting the standard for the rest of the team. The Assistant Superintendent will have the option to attend greens committee meetings and volunteer at professional tournaments across the nation.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Supervisory Tasks
  • Project Leadership
  • Crew Management/ Training and Development
• Chemical/Fertilizer applications and calibration
• Hand-Watering
• Irrigation Troubleshooting-Toro Lynx, 2-wire decoder system