Monthly Archives: March 2017

A young superintendent uses the weekend to rest his body; a wise one uses it to rest his wife. (3/11/17)

A young Superintendent longs to practice agronomy; a wise on labors to practice gratitude. (3/10/17)

Sometimes you have to look down to see what is up: and sometimes you have to look under to see what is above. (3/9/17)

Playgrounds are built for people to play; golf courses are built for people to pay. (3/8/17)

A Superintendent who enjoys misery and sorrow moves to the east; one who dreads disease and insects moves to the west…but not too far west. (3/7/17)

One Superintendent is always tired, but has trouble sleeping; another is never tired, but sleeps with ease. (3/6/17)

Preparing for the first tournament of the year is like going to bed on Christmas eve; I say it again, preparing for the first tournament of the year is like making the first step in a triathlon. (3/5/17)

Difficulty is often a bridge from the known to the unknown.  (3/4/17)  

Controlled violence is different than violence. (3/3/17)

One golfer tries to sink putts and another tries not to three-putt; one Superintendent tries to make improvements and another tries not to make mistakes. (3/2/17)