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The role is part of the city’s seasonal workforce supporting operations at the municipally owned golf facility, which experiences increased demand during peak spring and summer months.
According to the official job posting (Job ID: 5250008), the position involves assisting with the daily maintenance of the golf course to ensure consistent playing conditions.
Workers operate under the direction of the course’s Greens Superintendent and are responsible for a range of groundskeeping tasks, including:
The city lists the position as a part-time seasonal role with:
The anticipated hourly wage for the 2026 season is approximately $12 to $14 per hour, based on city employment ranges for similar seasonal roles.
The position is physically demanding and requires outdoor work in varying weather conditions. Job requirements include the ability to lift heavy materials, including equipment and water containers.
Applicants must be at least 16 years old, making the position accessible to students and entry-level workers.
While prior experience is not required, the city indicates that familiarity with golf operations or lawn maintenance equipment is preferred.
The city is promoting the position with a recreational benefit: complimentary golf privileges at Bunker Hills Golf Club.
According to the job posting, employees are typically eligible for free or reduced green fees during non-peak times, allowing access to both the championship and executive courses outside of work hours.
Applications must be submitted through the City of Coon Rapids online employment portal. Positions are being filled on a rolling basis as the golf season begins.
City officials encourage early application due to seasonal demand and limited openings.
Bunker Hills Golf Club is one of the largest public golf facilities in the Twin Cities north metro, featuring an 18-hole championship course and a nine-hole executive course. The operation relies on seasonal staff each year to maintain course conditions and support daily play.
The hiring effort reflects ongoing staffing needs as the 2026 golf season gets underway.
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