Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

It is difficult to provide good customer service when you do not have customers; I say it again, it is difficult to provide good customer service when you are out of business. (12/10/17)

Eventually, profit trumps customer service.  (12/9/17)

A young Superintendent aims to learn the truth; an old one hopes to experience it. (12/8/17)

A young Superintendent expects nature to be fair; an experienced one tries not to confuse nature with life. (12/7/17)

The game of golf and the practice of golf maintenance have this in common:  an endless array of daily possibilities.  (12/6/17)

A good attorney keeps a Superintendent out of jail; one who speaks in his defense gives him freedom. (12/5/17)

Convenience betrays many Superintendents. (12/4/17)

Humility is listening to advice you do not like; great humility is listening to advice you do not like promulgated by a person you do not like. (12/3/17)

Birthday cakes and putting green collars have one thing in common: layers. (12/2/17)

One Superintendent begs for rain and another hopes for the rain to stop, but only the rain-maker reigns. (12/1/17)