Monthly Archives: April 2014

A golf course is full of many deep waters; a prudent Superintendent searches them with great care and sincerity. [4/30/14]

Forgetting to turn-off the irrigation while it is raining is like initiating a new salt remediation program. [4/29/14]

A misguided Superintendent uses blue dye to create green turf. [4/28/14]

A young Superintendent prefers reason over emotion; an experienced one realizes they are offspring of the same parent. [4/27/14]

A Superintendent who knows absolute freedom has escaped the presence of self. [4/26/14]

When a greenkeeper commits an egregious and ‘knuckleheaded’ mistake, either fire him or forgive him. In the one case, you will reduce your staffing. In the other, you will gain a loyal and grateful employee, and, perhaps, acquire a life-long … Continue reading →

Without money, a Superintendent is like a blade of grass blowing in the wind. [4/24/14]

A foolish Superintendent gossips amongst his crew and tickles the ear of the listener, but disparages the heart of the hearer; a wise Superintendent chooses his conversations with meticulous care. [4/23/14]

A blooming plant displays the splendor of nature; blooming Poa reveals the scourge of diversity. [4/22/14]

Having good ideas to write is different from writing good ideas. [4/21/14]