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Position Summary

Coach the women and men's golf teams with other duties including recruitment, practice and coaching, fundraising, conditioning of athletes, supervision of athletes, maintenance practice facility and equipment, award and maintain golf scholarships, budgets, and arrange travel and meals.

Essential Job Duties

• Teach all aspects of the game of golf through fundamentals in daily practice sessions.
• Recruit and maintain an active team roster for both women’s and men's teams in order to develop a competitive team.
• Develop and evaluate player performance.
• Conduct and supervise all practices.
• Schedule and attend all contests.

• Coordinate with Neosho Golf Course and other partners and providers to maintain access for student athletes and competitors.
• Ensure students comply with all athletics policies and procedures (curfews, room checks, health protocols, etc.).
• Coordinate team travel arrangements, lodging, and travel itineraries.
• Arrange special meals with campus food service when games interfere with the regular dining schedule.
• Report results of competitions/rounds and information to all media outlets, as needed.
• Assist with maintenance and updates to the athletics/golf portion of the website.
• Coordinate maintenance of golf program equipment.
• Coordinate and supervise fundraisers and appropriately manage fundraising budget.
• Appropriately manage, in cooperation with the Athletic Director, the golf budgets.
• Appropriately manage the golf scholarship budgets.
• Award scholarships and maintain proper documentation.
• Support student athletes who wish to transfer to four-year institutions/teams.
• Supervise and assist student-athletes in community projects.
• Maintain office hours and correspondence files.
• Perform other related tasks as assigned by the Athletic Director.

Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

• Bachelor’s Degree
• Experience teaching, developing, and coaching golf skills

• Ability to establish and maintain positive working relationships with faculty, staff, administrators, students, parents, and community members.
• Understanding of and commitment to the community college philosophy and mission.

Preferred Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

• Master’s Degree

• Three successful years of collegiate level golf coaching

Information Technology Abilities

• Ability to operate a personal computer using the Windows environment.
• Ability to understand operating a personal computer within the Crowder College Network environment.
• Ability to use E-mail.
• Ability to perform basic Word and Excel functions