Qatar Golf Association
News article Job Title: Head Coach – National Junior Golf Program
Qatar National Junior Golf Program
Job Title: Head Coach – National Junior Golf Program
Reports to: Qatar Golf Association Board of Directors / Technical Expert
Terms: Full-Time
Department: Technical Director
Email us your CV at qgf@olympic.qa
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Position Overview
The Qatar Golf Association (QGA) seeks a young, ambitious, and accomplished golf coach to lead the National Junior Golf Program, with a special focus on building pathways for both boys’ and girls’ squads in preparation for the 2030 Asian Games in Doha.
This role is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to shape the future of golf in Qatar by developing juniors into elite national athletes. The ideal candidate is young but proven, with recognized achievements in working with national golf federations and a passion for long-term player development.
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Qualifications
• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university.
• Valid PGA Membership or internationally recognized coaching certification.
• Proven experience with junior golfers and national-level programs.
• Track record of success in player development and competitive tournament coaching.
• Young age and single status preferred, with flexibility to relocate and commit to Qatar.
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Special Knowledge and Skills
• Expertise in modern coaching tools (Trackman, TopTracer, FlightScope, etc.).
• Strong understanding of swing mechanics, short game, tournament strategy, and youth fitness.
• Ability to design and deliver structured athlete development pathways leading to the 2030 Asian Games.
• High cultural adaptability, strong motivational skills, and a commitment to inclusivity.
• Experience promoting and growing girls’ participation in golf.
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Major Responsibilities
Instruction & Development
• Deliver high-quality group and individual coaching for junior and national players.
• Build holistic programs developing technical, physical, and mental skills.
• Instill discipline, sportsmanship, and competitive spirit in all players.
Program Leadership
• Establish measurable KPIs aligned with 2030 Asian Games preparation.
• Create seasonal training camps and ensure structured tournament participation.
• Track performance, analyze results, and implement continuous improvement.
Girls & Boys Program Growth
• Lead the development of both boys’ and girls’ squads, ensuring equal pathways to success.
• Collaborate with schools, Aspire Academy, and local clubs to identify and nurture new talent.
International Exposure
• Plan and manage participation in local, regional, and global tournaments.
• Provide players with the competitive experience required to succeed internationally.
Administration & Communication
• Coordinate schedules, travel, and logistics for training and tournaments.
• Report regularly on development progress to the QGA Board.
• Build strong engagement with parents, athletes, and stakeholders.
Supervisory Role
• Manage assistant coaches, volunteers, and performance specialists (fitness, nutrition, psychology).
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Working Conditions
• Outdoor coaching in Qatar’s climate.
• Frequent travel for international competition.
• Flexible working hours during training camps and tournaments.
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Compensation & Benefits
• Attractive Tax-Free Salary
• Health Insurance
• Paid Vacation
Tell us about your coaching journey so far.
• What experiences shaped you as a coach?
• What are your proudest achievements, especially with juniors?
2. What excites you most about leading Qatar’s National Junior Golf Program?
• Why does this opportunity appeal to you at this stage in your career?
3. Describe your experience working with junior golfers and national federations.
• What approaches have you used to develop young athletes into competitive players?
4. If selected, how would you design a long-term pathway for Qatari players to reach their peak by the 2030 Asian Games?
• What would be your first priorities in Year 1?
• How would you balance training, competition, and player well-being?
5. How would you approach developing both boys’ and girls’ programs equally?
• What specific steps would you take to encourage female participation and success?
6. What role do you believe physical conditioning, nutrition, and sports psychology play in preparing juniors for elite competition?
7. Tell us about a time you adapted to a new culture, environment, or challenge in your coaching career.
• How would you bring that adaptability to Qatar?
8. This role is best suited for a young, ambitious coach ready to build a legacy. How does your current stage in life and career align with that?
9. How would you plan training camps and tournament participation throughout the season to give players the right exposure and preparation?
10. What kind of legacy would you like to leave behind if you lead Qatar’s juniors to the 2030 Asian Games?
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