Monthly Archives: May 2013

A Superintendent who seeks has an advantage over one who knows. [5/31/13]

The foundation of a great golf course resides on history, location, architecture, service, and maintenance; an experienced Superintendent recognizes he has no control of the former and limited control of the latter. [5/30/13]

“The pillars of power and authority are birth, wealth, beauty, genius, and virtue. Any of the three former, in combination or alone, supersede the strength of the latter, in combination or alone.” A wise Superintendent recognizes he is woefully lacking … Continue reading →

A Superintendent with healthy feet is a man who spends too much time in the office, or one who has a great pair of shoes. [5/28/13]

Eventually, brown grass will become green or dirt. [5/27/13]

Confidence is good, but humility supreme. [5/26/13]

Most environmentalists deserve respect, because they care for our planet, but praise belongs to the ones who live with insects and rodents: they commit to their beliefs. [5/25/13]

As surely as the sun will set, the beverage cart will hit a tree. [5/24/13]

A wise Superintendent knows when to be a fool, but a fool is stuck in his folly. [5/23/13]

Good Superintendents know how to grow grass; great ones know how to grow grass and men. [5/22/13]