Monthly Archives: March 2013

A poor and lowly greenkeeper who serves his family is more prudent than a wealthy and prominent Superintendent who neglects his wife and children. [3/11/13]

A turf product without supporting research is like a 19th hole without beer. [3/10/13]

A wise Superintendent seeks advice; a prideful one chooses to be trained by pain and misery. [3/9/13]

Golf Course Superintendents are men who find ways to complete projects and tasks without adequate equipment, staff, or funds. [3/8/13]

A misguided and woefully empty Superintendent takes care of his golf course, but neglects his own being. [3/7/13]

When dealing with a Greens Committee, a prudent question is often more valuable than a list of facts. [3/6/13]

Melting snow produces many pains. [3/5/13]

Shortsighted Superintendents use power and authority to control others; prudent ones use it to train others to control themselves. [3/4/13]

Golf maintenance was more enjoyable before the game became a business. [3/3/13]

A misguided and deficient Superintendent takes care of his golf course, but neglects his own body. [3/2/13]