Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

Summer prompts a Superintendent to toil; winter goads him to rest.  (12/21/19)

An old Superintendent groans in his duplicity; a fool imagines he has none. (12/20/19)

Everything under the sun is a matter of time. (12/19/19)

Golf is a business that used to be a game. (12/18/19)

Some of the greatest things in life are not efficient. (12/17/19)

One man’s pride keeps him from repairing his ballmark; another man’s pride keeps him from leaving his alone. (12/16/19)

An adult who understands a teenager is a teenager who has become an adult. (12/15/19)

One man walks on a golf course and discovers a treasure of hidden delights; another walks on a golf course and finds a graveyard of broken dreams. (12/14/19)

Being free from guilt is different than feeling no guilt; I say it again, a golfer who goes about without a feeling of guilt lives in peace and delight, but woe to the man who crosses his path. (12/13/19)

A fool who lives in the woods knows more about nature than ten men who study at the university. (12/12/19)