THE OPPORTUNITY
The Manager, Rules & Competition (Epson Tour Rules Official) is responsible for regulating tournament competition in accordance with the USGA’s Rules of Golf and the LPGA’s tournament regulations.
Must have attended a USGA/PGA Rules Workshop and earned a score of 90 or higher on the exam within the past 4 years.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
- Applying and interpreting the Rules of Golf while effectively managing and monitoring pace of play.
- Consults with Director of Rules and Competition in charge of event and the host club management during advance and tournament week and assists in coordinating tournament volunteers and personnel.
- Monitors and approves all golf course preparation, construction and conditioning for tournament play. Sets daily hole and tee locations and marks all ground under repair and hazards.
- Generates daily computerized results of tournament play and releases pairing sheets to the tournament office and participants.
- Provides feedback during and after each event to the various tournament managers that will include player responses and detailed analysis of golf course conditions.
- Serves as additional Epson Tour liaison to players and caddies.
- Prepares and evaluates tournament week results and recommends appropriate improvements after each event.
- Participates in special projects and assignments as requested.
WHO YOU ARE
- Bachelor’s degree in Sports Management, Communications, Business Administration, or other related discipline preferred
- Minimum of 3 to 5 years of officiating experience preferred
- Previous experience in golf administration is highly desirable
- Prior supervisory experience preferred
- Strong communication (both written and verbal), interpersonal skills, and analytical skills required
- Strong organizational and time management skills
- Competent in all Microsoft Office applications including Excel and Power-point skills required
- Must be detail oriented and able to deliver accurate work within established deadlines
- Be available to travel domestically a minimum of 26 weeks a year, often for extended periods of time
