Monthly Archives: April 2014

A Superintendent’s own folly ruins his course, yet his soul despises the elements; a Superintendent’s own foolishness destroys his life, yet his heart rages against his friends. [4/20/14]

An accomplished Superintendent walks with power and authority; a successful one gathers humility and meekness. [4/19/14]

An energetic Superintendent makes many different mistakes; a sluggard is stuck with one. [4/18/14]

A golf course always looks better at road speed. [4/17/14]

Like a gold ring in a pig’s snout is talent in the hands of a complaining golfer. [4/16/14]

When the average federal employee earns nearly twice the average citizen, a people are building a tower of misery and a nation is pleading for destruction; I say it again, when a servant reaps more than an owner, nature trembles … Continue reading →

A prominent Superintendent strains to build his reputation and legacy; an unpretentious greenkeeper smiles in the peace of obscurity. [4/14/14]

All weeds are plants, but not all plants are weeds; all dirt is soil, but not all soil is dirt. [4/13/14]

A greenkeeper is more important than a blade of grass; a greenkeeper and his family are more important than putting greens and course conditions. [4/12/14]

With his mouth, a misguided Superintendent wreaks havoc on his crew, and with his words, a wise Superintendent strengthens the hearts of men. [4/11/14]