Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

Dragging sand in the rain is like playing golf in the snow.  (6/4/19)

Sometimes, it is difficult to tell if time is well spent, until you spend it. (6/3/19)

Nature thrives in the perimeter.  (6/2/19)

Holiday weekends are a time to catch-up on home chores, and fall-behind on course mowing.  (6/1/19)                         [Still playing catch-up from Memorial Day.]

A wealthy golfer is tempted to play the role of the oppressor; a poor greenkeeper is beguiled to play the role of the oppressed. (5/31/19)

One Superintendent finds peace in a quiet, vacant space; another finds terror.  (5/30/19)

A foolish Superintendent uses his strength to subdue others; a wise one uses his strength to be weak. (5/29/19)

One Superintendent believes an encounter with strange ideas makes him strange; another believes it makes him no stranger to himself. (5/28/19)

A man who has been given freedom knows about being free; a man who has fought for freedom knows a lot more.  (5/27/19)

Pain is never insignificant. (5/26/19)