Golf Rep Opportunity in Maryland

[Golfspy_CG2 26,403]

I know we get posts on here frequently about people wanting to get into the golf business.  Well here's one for you   Srixon/Cleveland is looking for a Field Rep in the Maryland area.  Description and pay and a link to apply are below.    Granted the pay may not be for everyone, but if you're young and just starting out in your career and have some golf knowledge, it could be just right for you.

Good Luck!

Srixon/Cleveland Golf is looking to hire a full time Field Support Representative for DC/MD/VA. 

Basic info:  $40-$45k a year.  Company van with gas card, full benefits. Duties would be to execute fitting days, multi-vendor demo days, ball fitting days, sales calls, as well as servicing local accounts. 

*FSRs that prove themselves have the opportunity to advance to Territory Manager or XXIO Consultant!!*

 

Here is a link to the job positing on our careers page:

https://www.clevelandgolf.com/ca/careers.html?gclid=Cj0KCQiA7NKBBhDBARIsAHbXCB65yqZhiHF52yLvuFq55Lx9e6gHyf7h7NAhzddT0nDeIU87kEOH8mQaAqXFEALw_wcB

 

[tchat07 1,450]

That sure would be an awesome opportunity!

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[Golfspy_CG2 26,403]

12 minutes ago, tchat07 said:

That sure would be an awesome opportunity!

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Yep, I told my Rep, if I was 20 years or so younger, I'd be all over it!

[Lacassem 10,148]

Well that’s awesome! Hope someone can apply here that would be pretty cool

[B.Boston 10,339]

Sounds like a fun job to have. Too bad the commute from MA to MD is not the best.

It would be awesome to see a fellow spy get the role! I’m sure they could give some cool insight after a while.

[MaxEntropy 6,741]

I wonder about the fringe benefits....

Deeply discounted/free clubs?

That would be fun if I were younger.

[Kenny B 25,033]

It's a tough job.  When I started playing golf in the 1990's, one of the guys at my club took a rep job (don't remember which company).  Young kid; low single-digit golfer.  He burnt out quickly and eventually went to work for his brother who was the head pro at a course in Oregon.

[Tom the Golf Nut 3,361]

I would have thought they made more than that! I guess you have to have a goal to be a territory manager to get the bigger bucks. 

[Golfspy_CG2 26,403]

28 minutes ago, Tom the Golf Nut said:

I would have thought they made more than that! I guess you have to have a goal to be a territory manager to get the bigger bucks. 

Yeah, this isn't the main rep position.  That one does pay more.   But to Srixon's credit, they are the only company that I know of that offers this demoday/ support position as a full time position.  Most other OEM's hire people on a temp/contract basis.

And the pay for this is much better than most Assistant Pro positions make.  So a young guy in his 20's that has some golf course experience or retail experience, it would be a huge step up from that.

[RickyBobby_PR 5,797]

3 minutes ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

Yeah, this isn't the main rep position.  That one does pay more.   But to Srixon's credit, they are the only company that I know of that offers this demoday/ support position as a full time position.  Most other OEM's hire people on a temp/contract basis.

And the pay for this is much better than most Assistant Pro positions make.  So a young guy in his 20's that has some golf course experience or retail experience, it would be a huge step up from that.

I think TM hires their tech reps on a full time basis as well. They are also very good as giving them new opportunities to take on more responsibility. One guy moved here from PA a few years ago and before the season was over he was taking a new position in another state with the company. One of the guys that took over for him moved to VA for a new position. 

[RickyBobby_PR 5,797]

Just now, Golfspy_CG2 said:

You are correct, they do, I forgot about them. 

Yeah. TM has both the part time guys and the full time reps as well as the main regional sales guy. The budgets for the various brands aren’t real big and there’s only 2-3 demo day type reps at most for an entire territory. Callaway used to have 2 plus the regional rep.  For titleist the titleist Thursday’s have been good for them in that aspect as they don’t have to staff to many reps and they don’t have to travel much.

As you mention for Srixon it’s pretty cool of them to have this position along with the vehicle. Hopefully it helps grow their exposure.

 

[Getoffmylawn 2,765]

I would really like a second career in golf once I'm done with this whole active duty thing, although I'll have a very hard time getting the wife to sign off on $40K a year when she's convinced I can go work for a big bad defense contractor.

Makes me wonder how flexible they are on the whole 1-3 years of golf, retail and/or education experience requirement.

Oh, and @B.Bostonand @Lacassem, looks like there is an opening in Boston too.  Do it!

[fixyurdivot 10,574]

It sounds like a really fun opportunity for someone wanting to get into the golf industry.  And with Srixon no less, WAY BETTER than PING (where did that come from ).

[revkev 22,877]

Finally, a gig that pays less than mine. :)

Seriously this would be a nice opportunity for a younger person to get into the golf business and it certainly pays far better than almost any assistant pro job.


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[Rickp 22,134]

Yeah, this isn't the main rep position.  That one does pay more.   But to Srixon's credit, they are the only company that I know of that offers this demoday/ support position as a full time position.  Most other OEM's hire people on a temp/contract basis.
And the pay for this is much better than most Assistant Pro positions make.  So a young guy in his 20's that has some golf course experience or retail experience, it would be a huge step up from that.

I believe this is the entry level position. If you work your butt off and prove yourself it can lead to more lucrative jobs in the industry.


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