| Location | Stanford, CA |
| Salary | $55,000–$60,656 Per Year |
Position Type: Onsite, 5 days per week
Budgeted Salary Range: $55,000 - $60,656 annually
Position Overview
Stanford University Golf Course is seeking a highly motivated and business-minded golf professional to serve as the Merchandise Manager. Reporting directly to the Head Golf Professional, this position is responsible for leading all golf shop merchandising operations, including purchasing, inventory management, retail strategy, vendor relationships, and the overall member and guest retail experience. The Merchandise Manager plays a critical role in developing a premier golf retail environment that reflects the Stanford Golf Course brand while maximizing revenue opportunities, maintaining strong financial performance, and delivering exceptional service to Stanford members, guests, student-athletes, university partners, and visitors.
Primary Areas of Focus
Golf Shop Operations & Retail Leadership
Merchandise Purchasing & Inventory Management
Member Experience & Revenue Development
Operations Support & Strategic Initiatives
Preferred Qualifications and Experience
Knowledge, Skills, and Traits
Physical Requirements
Core Duties:
Assist in administering and evaluating day-to-day activities of the operation and/or golf program. Assist in operational sport-related tasks and ensure high-quality customer service is delivered to Golfing sports and/or recreation participants and coaches.
Using relevant knowledge, support the golf operation and/or golf program with equipment, facilities, or logistical efforts and special requests, as needed.
Assist in maintaining accurate financial records, including inventory tracking and budgeting. Resolve basic accounting or inventory discrepancies via standardized procedures and practices.
Assist in collecting, analyzing, and reporting market, equipment and trend data.
Provide input process, policy, or procedure improvements.
May coach / advise more junior athletic staff, student employees and contingent staff.
Document the routine maintenance or reviews of equipment and physical structure and maintain the records of all warranties and services for the facility.
May operate retail and inventory technologies daily.
May serve as field instructor for multi-day programs and courses.
Collect, disseminate and organize enrollment materials, accident reports, assumption of risk forms, and any other required record keeping necessary.
Follows appropriate safety/risk management procedures.
Knowledge of NCAA regulations.
Minimum Education and Experience
A Bachelor's degree and three years of relevant experience, or combination of education and relative experience.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Strong ability to collaborate and balance competing needs and priorities.
A strong attention to detail and work ethic.
Excellent interpersonal skills and verbal and written communication skills.
Direct experience with competitive golf and experience managing all aspects of golf tournaments.
Must possess excellent interpersonal skills.
Must possess strong computer skills.
Experienced in tournament operations.
Experienced in golf shop merchandising.
Must be able to safely and properly operate a golf cart.
Certificates and Licenses Required
Must be registered in the PGA PGM.
Core Duties:
Assist in administering and evaluating day-to-day activities of the operation and/or golf program. Assist in operational sport-related tasks and ensure high-quality customer service is delivered to Golfing sports and/or recreation participants and coaches.
Using relevant knowledge, support the golf operation and/or golf program with equipment, facilities, or logistical efforts and special requests, as needed.
Assist in maintaining accurate financial records, including inventory tracking and budgeting. Resolve basic accounting or inventory discrepancies via standardized procedures and practices.
Assist in collecting, analyzing, and reporting market, equipment and trend data.
Provide input process, policy, or procedure improvements.
May coach / advise more junior athletic staff, student employees and contingent staff.
Document the routine maintenance or reviews of equipment and physical structure and maintain the records of all warranties and services for the facility.
May operate retail and inventory technologies daily.
May serve as field instructor for multi-day programs and courses.
Collect, disseminate and organize enrollment materials, accident reports, assumption of risk forms, and any other required record keeping necessary.
Follows appropriate safety/risk management procedures.
Knowledge of NCAA regulations.
Minimum Education and Experience
A Bachelor's degree and three years of relevant experience, or combination of education and relative experience.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Strong ability to collaborate and balance competing needs and priorities.
A strong attention to detail and work ethic.
Excellent interpersonal skills and verbal and written communication skills.
Direct experience with competitive golf and experience managing all aspects of golf tournaments.
Must possess excellent interpersonal skills.
Must possess strong computer skills.
Experienced in tournament operations.
Experienced in golf shop merchandising.
Must be able to safely and properly operate a golf cart.
Certificates and Licenses Required
Must be registered in the PGA PGM.