Monthly Archives: September 2013

In the coolness of a fall evening, a Superintendent sings for joy and a chorus of bentgrass joins in harmonious rhapsody. [9/30/13]

Mountains are awesome and rivers inspiring, but man is significant. [9/29/13]

At his absolute best, a Superintendent is a pawn of nature. [9/28/13]

Most meaningful seeds never develop into mature plants, but a wise Superintendent sows with zeal and vigor. [9/27/13]

A Superintendent who trusts in himself is a fool, but he who speaks with fellow Superintendents is kept safe. [9/26/13]

Within the secrecy of a dense fog, turfgrass diseases gather to devise their ruthless and diabolical path of destruction. [9/25/13]

Asking a golfer to repair ball marks is like asking a Superintendent to maintain a 40-hour work week. [9/24/13]

When one generation of greenkeepers yields to the next, coffee surrenders to energy drinks. [9/23/13]

The words of a wicked man are gathered for deceit, but the speech of a hypocrite deserves careful consideration. [9/22/13]

Trial and tribulation reveal the character of a Superintendent, but accolades and praise expose the depths of his heart. [9/20/13]