Marshal - Pebble Beach, United States - NCGA, Youth on Course, & Poppy Holding, Inc.

Description

Originally built in 1986 and renovated in 2014, Poppy Hills Golf Course was the first course in the United States to be owned and operated by an amateur golf association, currently serving as the headquarters and tournament home of the NCGA.

Bringing together breathtaking design, the NCGA?s high standard of course conditioning and hospitality and golf?s greatest landscape, Poppy Hills welcomes you to put the busy world behind you and surround yourself in nature.

Each uniquely crafted hole is chiseled through the towering Monterey Pines of the Del Monte Forest, offering sneak peaks of the beautiful and iconic Monterey Bay and a chance to watch playful young deer among the freshly sprung California Poppy.

Position:
Marshal


Status:
Non-Exempt


Reports to:
Head Golf Professional

***: The Marshal position is responsible for informing guests of on-course expectations while playing Poppy Hills in an effort to improve their overall experience. They will foster a welcoming atmosphere, share pertinent daily information, encourage maintenance practices, and maintain punctual start times and pace of play. This position will receive direct supervision and are expected to work collectively together to service the patrons of Poppy Hills.


DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Welcome guests to the golf course before play and ensure they are informed of relevant information pertaining to their round (e.g. cart only holes, local rules, etc.).
• Convey and actively assist proper course maintenance practices including replacing or filling divots, replacing ball marks, raking bunkers, etc.
• Maintain a punctual tee sheet ensuring members and guests begin play according to their scheduled tee time.
• Track and confirm relevant player and group information on the daily tee sheet, including start time, number of players, cart numbers, etc.
• Observe play on the golf course and ensure the standard is communicated and maintained daily as it relates to pace of play.
• Stay in contact with the golf shop and course marshal regarding issues that arise or may arise throughout the course of a day.
• Conduct oneself in a professional manner and always maintain a professional image
• Communicate emergency and safety information to Members and Guests in a calm and professional manner when necessary.
• Support safe work habits and a safe working environment at all times.