Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

Most tragedy is followed by a long and enduring trail of sadness. (9/11/17)

Talent without joy is misery. (9/10/17)

A young Superintendent listens to men talking and searches for truth in their conflagration of words; a wise one walks on his course and is transfixed by the chorus of nature’s veracity. (9/9/17)

A young Superintendent strives to train his staff to follow established maintenance practices and procedures; an insightful one hopes to inspire them to think freely and to see that which has not yet come.  (9/8/17)

Sometimes, it is easier to see nature while walking in the dark. (9/7/17)

Sometimes, Superintendents water more so they can water less. (9/6/17)

A misguided Superintendent works to build a pillar of enduring fame; an insightful one works to establish an island of unusual kindness. 

A proud and arrogant Superintendent eventually discovers the wrath of nature;  a fool eventually finds a guiding hand. (9/4/17)

Kids are not adults. (9/3/17)

Sometimes, it is good to get a little wet; sometimes, it best to keep out of the dirt. (9/2/17)