Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

The rain and the wind have this in common; they delight in knocking leaves off trees. (10/5/18)

When a Superintendent is pushed into the fire, his priorities become exceedingly clear;  when he enjoys a time of peace, the waters get a little murky.  (10/4/18)

Helping kids is never a waste of time: I say it again, helping others is always a good use of time. (10/3/18)

One Superintendent aims to improve the world and another aims to improve his family; I say it again, one Superintendent labors to better the world, but neglects his family and another labors to better his family and improves the world.  (10/2/18)

One golfer goes to the driving range to improve his game and another goes to be alone; I say it again, one golfer goes to the driving range to improve his swing and another goes to rest his mind. (10/1/18)

Being right is different than being good. (9/30/18)

One Superintendent studies science and finds facts that point him to probability; another studies science and finds clues that point him to nature. (9/29/18)

One Superintendent believes he is a winner and another believes he will experience loss;  I say it again, one Superintendent believes he is a winner and another knows he will eventually lose. (9/28/18)

A golf professional who tries to solve revenue problems by improving course conditions is like a Superintendent who tries to improve course conditions by increasing revenue. (9/27/18)

Everything is louder in the morning, especially things that are loud. (9/26/18)