Monthly Archives: June 2019

Not all grass grows to the same height; not all mowers are alike. (6/10/19)  

When one Superintendent discovers he can be hurt, he fights to protect himself and take care of others; when another man discovers he can be hurt, he fights to protect himself and exploit others.  (6/9/19)  

A foolish Superintendent and a wise Superintendent have this in common:  they leave their toil and labor for another man to possess. (6/8/19)    

One Superintendent endures the struggle and grows bitter; another endures it and grows grass. (6/7/19)  

A young Superintendent wants to win the war; an old one hopes to survive it.  (6/6/19)

One greenkeeper spends his days on a golf course, but never really touches it; one golfer spends his life on a course, but never really allows it to touch him. (6/5/19)

Dragging sand in the rain is like playing golf in the snow.  (6/4/19)  

Sometimes, it is difficult to tell if time is well spent, until you spend it. (6/3/19)

Nature thrives in the perimeter.  (6/2/19)

Holiday weekends are a time to catch-up on home chores, and fall-behind on course mowing.  (6/1/19)                         [Still playing catch-up from Memorial Day.]