Monthly Archives: October 2013

At times, it is difficult to work so others can play. [10/21/13]

Sometimes, the simplest acts of kindness and generosity penetrate deep into the soul of a man; to touch a man’s heart is to change the world. [10/20/13]

Better a smiling child than a thousand perfectly manicured golf courses; better yet, a well-manicured golf course would make a thousand children smile.

At some point, all Superintendents must learn to appease an angry and bitter heart. [10/18/13]

A basketful of clippings is heavy and a bucketful of water is burdensome, but a capful of neutrons is crushing beyond all imagination. [10/17/13]

A successful Superintendent moves to the heartbeat of nature; a joyful one dances to its instructive melody. [10/16/13]

Even with a large crew, a Superintendent occasionally screams in his head, “Can somebody please help me!”. [10/15/13]

Most profitable salesmen have freed themselves from the bondage of truth. [10/14/13]

Sometimes, life begins with death. [10/13/13]

A golf course superintendent and a golf writer have this in common: the business of golf keeps them from enjoying the game of golf. [10/12/13]