Monthly Archives: September 2014

“Every Superintendent is like a setting sun.” [9/20/14]

Some Superintendents work excessive hours to escape the presence of others; others toil and labor the escape the presence of themselves. [9/19/14]

It is difficult to manage from the seat of a mower; it is exceedingly difficult to know what to manage from the seat in an office. [9/18/14]

Often, it takes many questions to discover the best question. [9/17/14]

When a golfer loses his grip, he hits an errant shot; when a Superintendent loses grip, his crew runs amuck and his course grows afoul.  I say it again, when a Superintendent loses his grip, he loses his job. [9/16/14]

A young Superintendent labors to be successful; a wise one longs to be impactful.  [9/15/14…’stolen’, and slightly modified,  from Fernando from”Compassion International”]

A putting green is like a marathon runner. [9/14/14]

Golfers and soldiers have one thing in common:  they ravage the land they traverse. [9/13/14]

Soil moisture sensors improve irrigation like global positioning systems enhance navigation. [9/12/14]

A Superintendent who changes pins is like an engineer who turns wrenches. [9/11/14]