Just want to get a bunch of different ideas here. Some background info first. So I'm currently an assistant turf assistant at a high school. So that means I'm working on football, baseball, softball, soccer, field hockey, and turf fields. Ive been doing this for 3 years now and after taxes I barely get 30k a year even with a bunch of OT. Anyways, I've started to see golf course superintendent positions that I feel like id be qualified for. I've only ever golfed once and this was about a few weeks ago for a KAFMO outing. While I was there, I didn't see or hear a single grounds worker. I will list some questions below and if anyone has anything else please feel free to share.

Is the work schedule a normal daytime schedule

What are you doing during the day when there's golfers (I'd assume some simple pruning but when would you mow or aerate)

Is there OT (not a concern of mine. However, there's more courses near me that are an hour away)

The job postings haven't stated anything so are these year round jobs or seasonal from march-november

Are there any jobs down the road in my career that I could get with a superintendent job on my resume that would be less labor intensive

Edit: I'm seeing many responses use the term "assistant" I just to clarify does that mean like an assistant superintendent. Those are the jobs I'm putting in for. Theyre only seeking 3 years experience in turf and maybe a degree

Thanks yall