Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

A Superintendent without life-problems is a Superintendent without life.  (8/3/19)

One Superintendent strives to give a golfer a memorable day on the course; another strives to give him a memorable day in his life. (8/2/19)

One Superintendent finds fault in another man’s statement; another looks for his own fallacy. (8/1/19)

A young Superintendent expects life to be fair; an experienced one limits fairness to himself. (7/31/19)

Ability is different than desire; I say it again, it is easier to train a man with unmatched desire than it is to motivate a man with unmatched ability. (7/30/19)

One golfer loses hope at the water’s edge; another find it.  (7/29/30)

Questions that emerge from the calm of the day are different than questions that emerge form the storm of the night. (7/28/19)

A golf  course is a place of truth.  (7/27/19)

One Superintendent hungers to shine in the light of fame; another is happy to rest in the shadow of nature. (7/26/19)

A walk on a golf course with someone who is not yourself lets you experience something that is not you. (7/25/19)