greenkeeper

Converse of object

• allow: This allowed the new greenkeeper John Wilshire to increase the pace of the improvements.
• become: They wanted to help him achieve his Level 2 and Level 3 to enable him to become head greenkeeper.
• have: That fit in have the students greenkeeper was a never never never.

Adjective modifier

• assistant: Representing the Midlands The Midlands Region will be represented by John Osborne, who is an assistant greenkeeper at Boston Golf Club in Lincolnshire.
• competent: Kept in good condition by a hardworking and extremely competent greenkeeper.
• British: But whatever the case, the temptation as a British greenkeeper to stray from these shores is greater now than ever.
• good: A good greenkeeper knows the heights of cut his swards will tolerate.

Modifies a noun

• education: While on our tour we were able to visit the College in Akranes where they will start their own greenkeeper education next year.
• training: A key role of the GTC is to monitor the delivery of greenkeeper training.
• member: We also provide greenkeeper members with a free legal helpline and personal accident insurance cover.

Noun used with modifier

• head: His father Thomas Anderson was also born in North Berwick and by 1885 was employed on the West Links as head greenkeeper and starter.
• course: As a golf course greenkeeper do you take pride in undertaking the job of spraying in a professional manner?