Monthly Archives: May 2013

An experienced Superintendent recognizes the rising sun is also a setting sun, and acts accordingly. [5/21/13]

Golfers rarely notice the things done by the maintenance crew, but rarely overlook the things undone. [5/20/13]

An innocent curse pierces the heart and an unitentional blessing revives the soul. [5/19/13]

Rain is better than irrigation, but irrigation is easier to control. [5/18/13]

A talented Superintendent with a discontent heart brings sorrow to an observant eye. [5/17/13]

Vacation often creates more work than work. [5/16/13]

A hole-in-one is easier to achieve than altering soil pH. [5/15/13]

Short grass uses less water than long grass, unless there is more of it. [5/14/13]

A prudent Superintendent sees a potential problem and takes action. A foolish one keeps going and suffers for it. [5/13/13].

Golfers depend on the hard work and dedication of a Superintendent, but all of creation is inspired by the love of a mother. I say it again, golf course owners applaud the hard work and dedication of a Superintendent, but … Continue reading →