Monthly Archives: February 2018

Science makes a Superintendent a better ‘guesser’. (2/18/18)

A golf course without children is like a mower without reels. (2/17/18)

Some aspects of golf maintenance are less than desirable. (2/16/18)  [Nothing like scraping goose ‘poop’ off mower rollers.]

One Superintendent believes all his ideas are good, and another believes all his ideas are bad; some Superintendents need new ideas. (2/15/18)  

A young Superintendent opens the shop gate and thinks nothing of it; an experienced one opens the gate and treasures the uniqueness of the moment. (2/14/18)

Golf course owners and green committees want certainties, but nature roams an uncertain path; I say it again, a skilled Superintendent knows how to make uncertainties seem like certainties. (2/13/18)  

A Superintendent who refuses to step on others is destined to have back full of footprints. (2/12/18)

Words are hands of the heart. (2/11/18)

A Superintendent who works with unlimited authority and unlimited power is destined to create wonderfully or destroy diabolically. (2/10/18)

A young Superintendent takes care of that which belongs to another man; a wise one takes care of that which belongs to nature. (2/9/18)