Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

A young Superintendent wonders about the price he will pay, but an old one knows the pain; I say it again, a young Superintendent wonders about the excitement he will experience, but an old one knows the joy. (1/4/18)

A Superintendent who listens to lies heaps misery on his course. (12/3/19)

A Superintendent who believes in himself and one who believes in others have two things in common:  1) they are susceptible to falter because of their beliefs, and 2) they have more joy than a man who believes in no one.  (1/2/19)

At the beginning of a new year, one Superintendent celebrates another year to live; another laments being a year closer to death. (1/1/19)

A young Superintendent is confident in himself, but wonders about the truth; an old one is confident in the truth, but wonders about himself. (12/31/18)

A young Superintendent knows who he wants to be and an old one has forgotten who he was; I say it again, one Superintendent knows who he wants to be and another has forgotten who he is. (12/30/18)

A young Superintendent worries about being exhausted; a wise one worries about being tired. (12/29/18)

A Superintendent who strays from the practice of science, comes to rest in the company of the unemployed; one who strays from the pursuit of friendship, comes to rest in the company of the lonely.  (12/28/18)

A Superintendent who frees himself from responsibility, frees himself from being a Superintendent. (12/27/18)

A young Superintendent finds joy in searching for that which is unknown; an experienced one finds joy in discovering that which in known. (12/26/18)