Monthly Archives: October 2018

At times, truth is more palatable when it comes in small portions.  (10/21/18)

One Superintendent speaks his mind because he feels everlasting freedom; another speaks his mind because he feels permanent enslavement.  (10/20/18)

Comparing a backyard irrigation system to a golf course irrigation system is like comparing a U.S. Open golf course to a miniature golf putt-putt course; I say it again, comparing watering practices in a backyard to watering practices on a … Continue reading →

One Superintendent believes he cannot be wounded by words he never speaks; another knows he is hurt by words he has never spoken. (10/18/18)

Some wear is better than others (10/17/18)

The light of the day invigorates one Superintendent; the darkness of the night keeps another from sleeping. (10/16/18)

Young kids and young greenkeepers have this in common: they love painting rocks. (10/15/18)

Truth is not limited to that which is believable. (10/14/18)

Some things that are obvious to most, escape the observation of a few. (10/13/18) [A crew member told me something might be wrong with the Workman.]

One Superintendent uses a rainy day to stay late and work on course improvements; another uses it to go home early and work on life improvements. (10/12/18)