Monthly Archives: August 2020

A young Superintendent hopes to conquer the world; a wise one hopes to conquer all that is to be conquered. (8/11/20)

Playing golf for a living is different than living to play golf. (8/10/20)

One Superintendent remembers a great family vacation; all the others remember missing a great family vacation. (8/9/20)

A golf course without golfers is like a tree well without a tree. (8/8/20)

The requirements of nature are simple, but men pervert the scales of justice. (8/7/20)

A wise Superintendent tends to the affairs on his golf course; a fool gets entangled in the affairs of a stranger. (8/6/20)

On a weekend morning, one homeowner grumbles about the noise on a golf course, because it disturbs his sleep; another gives thanks, because it reminds him that he is in his comfortable bed, laying beside his beautiful wife, and he … Continue reading →

Fear of nature promotes understanding, but a fool pays no attention to the direction of the wind. (8/4/20)

To see something that has never been seen is to question, at least for the briefest of moments, one’s own eyes, and perhaps, one’s own sanity. (8/3/20)

Life and golf have this in common: much success is found in the ‘follow-through’. (8/2/20)