Monthly Archives: November 2013

Most good businessmen are not good Superintendents, but all good Superintendents are good businessmen. [11/10/13]

Not all good agronomists are good Superintendents, but all good Superintendents are good agronomists. [11/9/13]

Poor weather, changing ownership, and a sagging economy plague a Superintendent, but nothing is more destructive than the tongue. [11/8/13]

A golf professional who speaks with a polluted mind is more desirable than one who schemes in secret. [11/7/13]

An experienced Superintendent pays no attention to chlorine levels, unless he manages the club house swimming pool. [11/6/13]

A prudent Superintendent carefully monitors his water supply, but the earth maintains a constant amount; I say it again, there is no water in space. [11/5/13]

The season’s first snow signals the demise of the golf season and the onset of stomach-churning doubt and insecurity. [11/4/13…first light snow yesterday]

A man who labors in the dirt harvests many rewards; the soil is full of medicine. [11/3/13]

A man can respond to an outside stimulus in slightly less than one second; in the same time, a lightening bolt can encircle the earth about six times: plan accordingly. [11/2/13]

A man can respond to an outside stimulus in slightly less than one second; in the same time, a well-struck golf ball can travel about 200 feet: plan accordingly. [11/1/13]