Monthly Archives: June 2019

One greenkeeper digs a hole and finds only rocks; another keeps digging and finds only places of pain. (6/30/19)  

One greenkeeper fills his locker with warm cloths and small tools; another fills his with sorrow and misery. (6/29/19)  

A young Superintendent wants to understand the chemistry of a wetting agent; an old one wants to see it work.  (6/28/19)      [Idea from Dr. K.]

After a heavy rain, one Superintendent finds a shining sun; another finds only clouds. (6/27/19)  

One Superintendent overcomes fear with courage; another overcomes fear with emptiness.  (6/26/19)

One Superintendent gives; another gives back. (6/25/19)

A young Superintendent tries to make deals with nature; an experienced one tries to be grateful for the things he gets. (6/24/19)

Words are like fire without flame. (6/23/19)    

Nature’s truth is different than man’s convenience.  (6/22/19)

A young Superintendent worries about problems, because golfers keep him occupied with complaints of the course; an old Superintendent seldom worries about troubles ahead, because nature keeps him occupied with gladness of the heart.  (6/21/19)