
Australian Golf is growing – and
so are we.
At Golf Australia, our purpose is simple: more Australians
playing more golf.
We believe that all golf is golf, and all of us can be
golfers. Whether you're swinging a club
at a driving range, playing nine holes with friends, putting at mini golf with
family, or dreaming of the Australian Open. We’re here to make sure golf is
fun, welcoming, and accessible for all; and that starts with how we show up as
a team.
We’re proud to be part of Australian Golf’s transformation,
a time of unprecedented growth, innovation, and opportunity. As our game
evolves, so too does our workplace. Through it all, our values shape how we
show up, collaborate, and lead:
We work
alongside key industry partners like the PGA of Australia and the WPGA Tour of
Australasia to support player pathways, from local clubs through to elite
competition. We champion places to play, events at every level, and a
high-performance program that helps emerging talent thrive.
At every step, we’re driven by the belief that golf is a
sport for life and there’s a place in it for everyone
ABOUT THE ROLE – Eagle Farm, QLD | Full-time
As High Performance Manager – QLD you will lead the
high-performance program in Queensland. You will be a key contributor and
driver to the overall development and implementation of the high-performance
pathway, working closely with the Golf Australia HP Director (Pathways) in
establishing and managing the State based high performance program. You will
create and implement elite athlete preparation environments and structures
which provide the best possible coaching, support service, daily training environment,
sports science services and competition opportunities for elite athletes in
your State, with the long-term goal of producing Major and Olympic champions
and Top 100 World ranking athletes.
Your impact will include:
You’ll bring:
Why You’ll Love Working With Us
At Golf Australia, we know people do their best work when
they feel supported – in work and in life. Here are just a few of the ways we
bring that to life:
Still reading? We hope so.
Golf, like many sports, hasn’t always felt like a space where everyone sees
themselves, and we know that women and other underrepresented groups often
hesitate to apply unless they meet every single requirement. But at Golf
Australia, we’re committed to changing that.
At Golf Australia, our belief is simple: “All
golf is golf, and all of us can be golfers.” That philosophy extends to our
team too. We’re building an organisation where diverse voices, backgrounds and
perspectives are truly welcomed and where people can bring their whole selves
to the work we do.
That commitment to inclusion also means
creating safe, respectful and supportive spaces. We are dedicated to providing
a safe environment for all employees and participants - including children and
young people - and we expect everyone involved in delivering golf in Australia
to understand their responsibilities when it comes to child safety.
So, if this role excites you, and you feel
you could contribute even if you don’t tick every box, we’d love to hear from
you. Let’s have a conversation. You might be just what we’re looking for.
How to Apply
Please submit your resume and cover letter outlining how your attributes fulfill the key requirements and responsibilities of the role by COB Friday 12 June, 2026 via the Seek link.

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