Monthly Archives: July 2013

The judgemental find no rest in the innocent. [7/21/13]

Once in his life, an aspiring Superintendent should devote the totality of his being, complete and unadulterated, towards a single, well-defined, endeavor. Until he accomplishes this, he will never realize his full potential. After he does this, he should resume … Continue reading →

Great putting surfaces hide a multitude of course flaws, and meticulous course conditions make mediocre greens great. [7/19/13]

It is difficult to find a Superintendent who earns what he deserves and exceedingly rare to find one who is not perverted by his earnings. [7/18/13]

Golf course architects never design flat greens and great putters always adjust for slope. [7/17/13]

When a generous and kind greenkeeper advances, the crew rejoices; when the selfish and deceitful are promoted, the crew goes into hiding. [7/16/13]

Deep within the heart of a joyful and passionate Superintendent, is a child who loves to play golf. [7/15/13]

Difficult is often glorious. [7/14/13]

A Superintendent who takes from his owner and says, “It is not wrong,” he is partner to him who takes divots from greens. [7/13/13]

Given the opportunity, most Superintendents would rather be playing golf than maintaining a golf course. [7/12/13]