Monthly Archives: September 2014

Golfers applaud a Superintendent who cares for a golf course; nature salutes a man who cares for a needy child. [9/30/14]

Many young Superintendents know a lot less than they think they know, and many know a lot more than they doubt they know; some are plagued by both. [9/29/14]

Not all men are well-suited to entertain thoughts outside their own. [9/28/14]

A young Superintendent explores the chemical storage area with great zeal and enthusiasm; an experienced one opens the door with fear and trepidation. [9/27/14]

A young Superintendent makes great sacrifices to improve the course, a wise one practices mercy. [9/26/14]

When a Superintendent works in the early morning darkness, he discovers the secret lives of the neighborhood cats. [9/25/14]

A Superintendent’s best actions are the ones he does not know about. [9/24/14]

Explaining aerification to a golfer is like explaining poverty to a king; explaining aerification to a golf professional is like explaining wealth to a pauper.

The fall produces much sorrow and misery and glory. [9/22/14]

Sometimes, one man enters a golf course and another man leaves; more often, the golf course is a courtroom, or a hospital, or a church. [9/21/14]