Monthly Archives: July 2013

Country club members have insatiable appetites for improved conditions. [7/11/13]

Hurricanes and floods cause heart-breaking destruction on a golf course, but greed generates insurmountable devastation. [7/10/13]

The wife of a Superintendent is grateful for a diligent and responsible Assistant Superintendent. [7/9/13]

A loyal and well-trained dog brings a Superintendent much joy; at worst, he helps him keep track of time. [7/8/13]

A young Superintendent pushes and strains the turf when photosynthesis is at its peak; an experienced one waits for cooling soil temperatures. [7/6/13] A wise Superintendent learns the patterns of the sun: it rises slowly in the morning, pauses at … Continue reading →

A young Superintendent flounders to find keys to the pump station; an experienced one knows its every fragrance and song. [7/5/13]

If a Superintendent ignores the details of the course, they will eventually vanish from his vision. [7/4/13]

An experienced Superintendent fusses over details that remain invisible to golfers. [7/4/13]

Putting greens are larger than houses, or at least, they should be. [7/2/13]

A bentgrass putting green and a Superintendent have this in common: they smile at the prospect of cool night-time temperatures. [7/1/13]