Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

One Superintendent grows confident in his knowledge and understanding; another grows reliant in his hopes and beliefs. (7/23/17)

Children and golfers have this in common: a propensity to find puddles. (7/22/17)

An aging Superintendent searches for times of peace and quiet; an old one fights to avoid the house of silence. (7/21/17)

One Superintendent explores the nature on his course and finds secrets in his heart; another explores his heart and finds secrets of nature. (7/20/17)

A young Superintendent reserves some energy for challenges on the course; a wise one saves energy for life at home. (7/19/17)

Fertilizer is like an eraser; seed is like a new sheet of paper. (7/18/17)

[Not thinking clearly (nothing new)…should have seeded two directions.]

One Superintendent looks at a quiet greenkeeper and sees hardship and struggle; another sees a garden of secret treasure. (7/17/17)

Memories are vines that entwine two souls.  (7/16/17)

Superintendents are like firemen…always dragging hoses. (7/15/17)

A ball-mark is like a petri dish. (7/14/17)