Monthly Archives: July 2014

Some jobs are more glorious than others; often, the most glorious the least praised. [7/31/14]

A golf course is full of first-world problems. [7/31/14]

A young Superintendent strives to understand nature; an experienced one hopes to have natural understand him. [7/29/14]

Without grass, it is difficult to bale hay. [7/28/14]

On man walks through a golf course and is exhausted by its challenges; another passes through its verdure and is invigorated by its life. [7/27/14…late]

A foolish turfgrass student mocks his classmates; a wise one walks on his teacher. [7/26/14] 

A golf course is a reflection of a Superintendent and his words a picture of his heart. [7/25/14]

At times, it takes more discipline to neglect a problem than it does to fix it. [7/24/14]

Fighting bacterial disease on a golf course is like playing golf without a hole. [7/23/14]

Some of the earth’s greatest gifts are also its most heinous weapons. [7/22/14]