Milltown Golf Club, Dublin is currently hiring for a Permanent Full-Time Greenkeeper position.

Established in 1980, Killeen Golf Club is located 3 miles from Kill on the Painestown Road and just 7 miles from Naas. This mature 18-hole parkland course features well placed water hazards, tree lined fairways & a well-earned reputation for the high standard of presentation & upkeep of both fairways and greens.

An exceptional opportunity has arisen for a motivated and ambitious individual to join the Links Team at Brittas Bay Club, one of the most exciting golf course redevelopment projects in Ireland.

Powerscourt Golf Club is a 36-hole golfing destination situated in the beautiful Powerscourt Estate, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow. We are currently seeking to employ full-time greenkeepers to work on both courses.

Concra Wood Golf Club Co. Monaghan, one of Ireland’s premier parkland courses and previous hosts of European EuroPro & Challenge Tour events, are seeking a passionate Head Greenkeeper with a proven track record in golf course maintenance.

Join our team in ensuring the provision of a safe and exceptional racing surface, jumps, and ancillary features such as stables and parade rings. Assist in maintaining and presenting the racecourse grounds and racing surface to the highest standards.

Elm Park Golf & Sports Club CLG is one of Ireland's leading golf and tennis clubs, located in Dublin city. We are currently seeking hardworking and motivated individuals to join our ground maintenance team.

The Dutch is an Inland Links style Golf Course with Colin Montgomerie's Signature and designed by European Golf Design. The Dutch is a European Tour Venue, and was constructed according to the highest European standards and is a leader in terms of maintenance requirements and playability. This 18- holes golf course is integrated in the beautiful rural area of Spijk (Gemeente West Betuwe).

Douglas Golf Club was founded in 1909, with the original course being designed by golfing legend and six-time British Open winner, Harry Vardon. The course was then extended and altered by celebrated course architect of Augusta National, Alister MacKenzie, in 1924. Further alterations to the course were completed by two-time British Amateur Champion Peter McEvoy in 1999.