Monthly Archives: March 2018

A Superintendent who rakes bunkers is like a golf professional who ‘picks’ the range. (3/31/18)

Golf clubs and insurance have this in common: they are easy to purchase, but difficult to use.  (3/30/18)

A golf course is like a meal with many courses. (3/29/18)

A misguided Superintendent believes he can accomplish anything he sets his mind to; an experienced one believes dedication improves his odds, but lacks a guarantee.  (3/28/18)

Some things we want to see are best left unseen; some things we do not want to see are best to be seen. (3/27/18)

Trees are a problem in the making. (3/26/18)

Sometimes, it is frightening to walk alone in the woods; sometimes, it is ecstasy.  (3/25/18)

One Superintendent gives away his dreams, but has many left for himself; another steals the dreams of others, but remains in poverty.  (3/24/18)  

All Superintendents paint with plants; some paint with paint. (3/23/18)

A misguided Superintendent disciplines his staff by assigning them difficult work; a fool punishes them by neglecting their needs and desires. (3/22/18)