Monthly Archives: February 2013

Golfers prefer dry conditions and turfgrass prefers moist conditions; one remains more manageable than the other. [2/8/13]

Never speak poorly of a man when he is not present. If you do, the crew will think you speak poorly of them and you will never gain their trust and respect. [2/7/13]

Choose your steps carefully, because after you choose, your choices choose for you. [2/6/13]

A prudent Superintendent searches for an owner who is a brother to a man who harvests milk and honey. [2/5/13]

A lazy Superintendent and an overloaded Superintendent have one thing in common: a messy shop. [2/4/13]

If your course has deep ponds with steep banks, purchase some diving equipment and a long tow-strap. [2/3/13]

Although they make their home underground, roots hunger and thirst for fresh air. [2/2/13]

A Superintendent who exhausts all his time and energy to improve the golf course is a lonely and broken man. [2/1/13]