Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

When a wise Superintendent speaks, he aims to bolster the souls of men at the risk of offending some others. (12/11/19)

When a Superintendent wants to dry-up a golf course, he decreases the irrigation; when nature wants to dry-up a golf courses, it summons a strong wind. (12/10/19)

Often, going without builds gratitude within. (12/9/19)

A kingdom without a king is ‘dumb’. (12/8/19)

Tears are stories without words. (12/7/19)

One Superintendent watches a colony of ants and marvels at the wonders of nature; another watches a colony of ants and worries about humanity. (12/6/19)

A golfer who talks all the time and a golfer who never talks have this in common: they are destined to be without friends, except one another. (12/5/19)

Balance is often overrated. (12/4/19)

The day before today is usually a precursor of the day to come; once in a while, it is the great deceiver. (12/3/19)

Better is a man who uses one talent, but believes he has none, than a man who has many talents and believes he uses them all.  (12/2/19)