Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

A young Superintendent rarely sees himself as he is; an old one sees himself from a great distance and is filled with sorrow and laughter. (7/14/19)

A young Superintendent struggles to learn the responsibilities of his position; an aging one struggles to give them up.  (7/13/19)

One man works on a golf course to find himself; another works on a course to become less of himself. (7/12/19)

Some things are better left undone. (7/11/19)

Most days are less than ideal, but better than terrible.  (7/10/19)

A Superintendent who finds joy in telling others about his miserable times is destined for much misery.  (7/9/19)

A young Superintendent fears the hidden malevolence of those around him; an experienced one fears the malevolence lurking within. (7/8/19)

Fear often tells stories that are preposterously false; it also tells a few that are abysmally true.  (7/7/19)

A Superintendent who is always himself is a man with few friends.   (7/6/19)

One golf finds a golf course to be full of hazards; another finds it to be full of relief. (7/5/19)