Tee Box London
General Manager

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Tee Box | General Manager | London | Immediate start
We're a premium golf improvement venue in central London, 100% founder-owned by two of the UK's most qualified golf instructors.
We're not a driving range. We're not a bar with bays. We exist to measurably improve golfers — and we're building the systems and team to do it at scale.
This year we've started a significant innovation journey, rethinking our model from the ground up to do something no one else in the industry is doing. Multi-site expansion is the goal. We're building the foundations now.
We recently bought out our investor. No board. No politics. Fast decisions.
We're hiring a General Manager, and we're looking for someone who can start immediately or on short notice (within 4 weeks).
This role exists because both founders are deeply involved in the product — coaching, innovation, commercial strategy. We need someone who can own the people and operational layer completely, so we can focus on what we're best at.
What you'll own:
- A team of seven amazing individuals across sales and marketing, membership, custom fit, and ops
- Day-to-day operations — keeping the business running without noise reaching the founders
- Co-leading strategic projects as we scale to new sites
- Performance, reporting, culture, and the rhythm of the team
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What success looks like:
- Build a high-performing leadership rhythm across the business
- Take ownership of day-to-day operations so founders can focus on innovation and growth
- Improve accountability, reporting and performance management across all departments
- Play a key role in preparing the business for multi-site expansion
You're probably right for this if:
- You've managed people properly — real performance conversations, not just check-ins
- You've worked in a founder-led business and you know what that pace feels like. Things move quickly here. Decisions that take months in larger businesses often happen in a day.
- You're calm, self-directed, and high-trust
- You're already using AI tools in your work and you're curious about what's next
- You come from leisure, hospitality, fitness, or sport
- You can start within the next 4 weeks


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You'll thrive in this role if you're comfortable creating structure rather than waiting for it.
We're ambitious, low-ego, highly accountable and obsessed with continuous improvement.
The package:
£50,000 – £60,000 depending on experience, plus 5% performance bonus.
For the right person who grows with the business, there is a clear path to Head of Operations and beyond. As we expand to multiple sites, this role is designed to evolve into a senior operational leadership position.
If you're successful, you'll have genuine authority to make decisions and improve the business. We're not looking for someone to manage tasks; we're looking for someone to help build the company.
To apply:
Send me a short note on why this interests you, a brief summary of your experience, and your earliest possible start date, via direct message or email only.
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