Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

Often, acts of kindness defy rules of logic. (11/20/17)

Not all truths should be spoken; not all lies should be revealed. (11/19/17)

There are two things worse than being wrong:  being unable to admit being wrong and being fearful of being wrong.

One Superintendent hopes for another job; one hopes for another day. (11/17/17)

A young Superintendent strives to be honest with others; an old one fights to be honest with himself. (11/16/17)

One Superintendent waits too long to make decisions and another makes decision too quickly, but a Superintendent with perfect timing is a figment of someone’s imagination.  (11/15/17)

A foolish owner encourages a golf professional to steal from the customers; a misguided owner goads a Superintendent to steal from the land.  (11/14/17)

A desperate golf professional steals from the till; a desperate Superintendent steals from the land. (11/13/17)

Truth in the hands of bad men often brings misery to good men.  (11/12/17)

Innovation without authority leads to misery and destruction; authority without innovation leads to destruction and misery. (11/11/17)