Monthly Archives: February 2017

Blowing pine needles off a green is like counting dimples on a golf ball: blowing pine needles of a green when it is windy is like counting dimples on a golf ball when it is spinning. (2/18/17)

In the depths of the wilderness, one Superintendent finds peace and freedom; another finds death and destruction. (2/17/17)

Wise Superintendents use the sun to keep a sense of time; fools use a clock to make prisoners of men. (2/16/17)

A casual golfer relaxes when he plays good golf; a serious golfer relaxes to play good golf. (2/15/17)

Storing pull-carts is like storing trees. (2/14/17)  

A 991-operator and a golf course superintendent have this in common: their phones are harbingers of distress.  (2/13/17)

Writing is music without sound. (2/12/17)

Every Superintendent clings to something, even if something is nothing. (2/11/17)  

Some Superintendents ask questions to learn; others ask to inform. (2/10/17)

Superintendents think a lot more about golfers than golfers think about Superintendents. (2/9/17)