Visiting Clubhouse Manager

Greenville Drive Organization Overview

The Greenville Drive, founded in 2006, is the Minor League Baseball High-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, a relationship that has been in place since 2005. Before the team relocated to Greenville, the team played in Columbia, SC as the Capital City Bombers. The Drive play at Fluor Field in Downtown Greenville – a mini replica of iconic Fenway Park – complete with its own "Green Monster" and manual scoreboard in left field.

In its inaugural season in 2006, the Drive received Ballpark of the Year recognition, beating out all other newly constructed stadiums across minor league and professional sports. In 2008, the Drive's stadium was officially renamed "Fluor Field" after the Drive announced a naming rights agreement with Fluor Corporation – a global leader in engineering & construction. Each year Fluor Field hosts 66 Greenville Drive baseball games and 30-35 amateur baseball games. In addition, under the year-round West End Events brand, Fluor Field hosts the community's highest profile events including Artisphere, Euphoria, Imagine Upstate, and many others. The Drive's contributions to Minor League Baseball and, more specifically, the Greenville community, were recognized by being awarded the John H. Johnson Award in November 2017. This award, given to only one of Minor League's 120 total teams each year, is considered the highest organizational achievement in Minor League Baseball and is based on community commitment, operational excellence, and overall franchise stability.

For over 20 years, the Greenville Drive has created a highly visible and widely embraced community engagement platform at Fluor Field, reaching over 1 million ballpark guests and digital followers across the Upstate of South Carolina each year. This broad-reaching platform provides the Drive the opportunity to position itself as a community entity that businesses and community organizations alike can utilize to achieve critical tangible & intangible results. Collaborating closely with the leading corporations, associations and community-based organizations that shape the quality of life in the Upstate, the Drive has formed strategic partnerships that positively impact a variety of critical initiatives. From Education to Entrepreneurism, from Youth Leadership to Healthy Living, and from Regionalism to Workforce Development, the Drive have creatively and continuously leveraged its community engagement platform that is Fluor Field to positively impact these and other key quality of life community drivers.

Furthermore, West End Events, a division of the Greenville Drive organization that focuses on creating and executing the community's highest profile & most impactful events on a year-round basis, is the fastest growing aspect of the Greenville Drive organization. West End Events currently hosts events of all shapes & sizes including corporate board meetings and functions, wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners, large community / city events, concerts, philanthropic events, and more.

Position Summary & Overview : Visiting Clubhouse Manager

The Drive is recruiting a detail-oriented individual to manage the visiting clubhouse for each of the 66 Drive home games at Fluor Field during the 2026 season, along with college and high school games leading up to the Drive season in February and March of 2026. This position has a February 1, 2026 targeted start date. This individual will assist the Clubhouse Manager in providing a first-class service to the visiting team that maintains the high reputation that the Drive have in the South Atlantic League. This individual will always maintain professionalism and friendliness to the players & personnel. An ideal candidate for this role works well under pressure, is very enthusiastic and organized, and has a passion for baseball.

Duties Include, but are not limited to :

• Inventory and control of all Greenville Drive clubhouse property and equipment.
• Setup of the visiting clubhouse area prior to the beginning of baseball season.
• Create daily list of needs for food and other materials related to the operation of the clubhouse.
• Communication with visiting team trainers and strength coaches to schedule arrival times to the field.
• Communication with visiting team strength coach and / or nutritionist for information on specific nutritional requirements.
• Ensuring the Visiting Clubhouse is clean and ready for operation prior to visiting team arrival.
• Meet the visiting team bus at the field for unloading. NOTE : The arrival time of the visiting team is at the sole discretion of the visiting team trainer. The Visiting Clubhouse Manager will ALWAYS meet the visiting team bus regardless of the arrival time determined by the visiting team trainer.
• Set out snacks and drinks for players, coaches, and staff prior to team arrival.
• Available for errands at all times
• Continuous laundry of towels, player / coach personal loops, batting practice uniforms.
• Set up of dugout for early work / batting practice / game. Includes putting out bubble gum, seeds, towels, water and Gatorade.
• Take visiting team equipment on and off the field when needed
• Continuous cleaning and organization of the clubhouse, including taking out garbage, restocking of food and other items.
• Receiving pre and post-game meals and presenting them in an organized and efficient manner for serving.
• In game and post-game laundry of personal loops, uniforms and towels.
• Post Game cleanup of clubhouse locker room, coaches and manager's office, trainer's room, and bathroom and shower areas. NOTE : The Visiting Clubhouse must be completely cleaned and organized prior to the clubhouse manager leaving the facility. All garbage must be emptied, all food items must be stored and the counters cleared and the floors vacuumed or mopped. Leave the clubhouse in such a state that, if the Greenville Drive General Manager gave an unannounced tour to the team president, owners, league and city officials and a representative of the Boston Red Sox, he would be pleased.
• Assist visiting team with loading bus on getaway day as needed
• Final cleanup of Visiting Clubhouse at end of season.
• All other duties, tasks and assignments as directed by the Home Clubhouse Manager.
• Be familiar with and have a working knowledge of all rules and regulations handed down by the offices of Major League Baseball as they pertain to clubhouse operation and minimum services required.
• Assistance for college teams and umpires played at Fluor Field. Duties are mainly laundry related.

You are a good fit if :