Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

A man with a hood is not necessarily a man from the hood. (10/31/17)

Mowing leaves is like mowing grass, but different. (10/30/17)

Not all questions have answers; not all inquires deserve responses. (10/29/17)

One Superintendent triumphs in the clarity of despair; another flounders in the fog of distress. (10/28/17)

A valuable Superintendent finds skill in all his staff;  a skilled Superintendent finds value in all his workers. (10/27/17)

A wise man allows his bare feet to touch the earth; a fool walks on golf course without any shoes. (10/26/17)

A young Superintendent tries to avoid corrupt actions; a wise one tries to avoid corrupt desires. (10/25/17)

A young Superintendent imagines he is an indomitable oak; an old one believes he is a flower fading in the wind.  (10/24/17)

A young Superintendent prods his staff to follow specific directions; an old one trains his crew to employ sound judgments.  (10/23/17)

There is only one thing worse than caring about someone who does not care: being unable to care. (10/22/17)