Monthly Archives: May 2021

Doing nothing is different than having nothing to do. (5/21/21)

A wise Superintendent finds wisdom in the words of others; a fool limits wisdom to himself. (5/20/21)

One Superintendent thinks every minute he spends in his office is a minute he is not on the course; another thinks every minute he spends on the course is a minute he is not in his office. (5/19/21)

One Superintendent is inspired by the rising sun; another is distracted by much serving. (5/18/21)

Pine cones are less than ideal, but better than hydraulic fluid. (5/17/21)

A young Superintendent is eager to enlarge his collection of golf balls; an a wise one is careful to leave some behind. (5/16/21)

Good ideas usually create trouble for someone. (5/15/21)

One Superintendent works to create a team of experts; another works to become an expert at not having experts. (5/14/21)

A young Superintendent hopes for justice; an old one hopes for forgiveness. (5/13/21)

A young Superintendent wants new equipment; a wise one is eager to use what is left behind. (5/12/21)