Monthly Archives: June 2013

If you want to know the character of a man, look at the things he values; if you want to know the things he values, look at his friends. [6/9/13]

Fast is smooth, not short. [6/8/13]

A misguided golfer finds anger and frustration; an insightful one finds joy and friends. [6/7/13]

A Superintendent who struggles with early morning hours is like a golf pro who disdains outdoor activity. [6/6/13]

Protective spray gear keeps a pesticide applicator safe, but makes golfers and homeowners sick. [6/5/13]

A Superintendent at a prominent club enjoys many benefits, but a Superintendent at a municipal course smiles in retirement. [6/4/13]

At times, Superintendents are prompted to rob from the earth’s natural resources, but stealing from the land is like cheating on your wife; both yield short-term reward and long-term misery. [6/3/13]

If you cannot remember saying you were wrong, then something is wrong. [6/2/13]

An ant can move a grain of sand, yet, in seconds, the tiniest grains can destroy a reel made of hardened steel. [6/1/13]