Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

Living through troubled times is different than worrying through troubled times. (3/31/20)

A Superintendent looks for wisdom to overcome a knucklehead, but a fool will prevail in his folly.  (3/30/20)

One Superintendent hates to argue; another hates a man who will not argue with him. (3/29/20)

One Superintendent hopes to learn the science of agronomy; another hopes to discover the wonders of nature. (3/28/20)

It is difficult to do paperwork while sitting on a mower, but more difficult the experience the course while sitting at a desk. (3/27/20)

The schemes of men are obvious to most; the calamities of nature are a deep and mysterious water.  (3/26/20)

A young Superintendent imagines he knows a lot about tomorrow; an experienced one believes he knows one thing about the day to come…uncertainty.  (3/25/20)

Most days on a golf course are not the worst day ever; most days on a golf course are not the best day ever.  (3/24/20)

One Superintendent believes he lives in his own world; another believes he holds hands with humanity. (3/23/20)

A large asteroid and a small virus have this in common: the ability to rattle the earth. (3/22/20)