Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

Some pain is different than others. (7/3/17)

Time is the gift we receive and the price we pay for a day’s activities.  (7/2/17)

It is difficult to separate a Superintendent from a golf course, but easy to separate a golf course from a Superintendent; I say it again, it is difficult to separate a man from nature, but easy to separate nature from a man. (7/1/17)

Some double-edged swords are different than others. (6/30/17)

At times, nature laughs at the efforts of man; at times, it weeps. (6/29/17)

Some things are hard to deny. (6/28/17)

A frightened homeowner believes his chronic illness is due to the chemicals applied on the golf course; a seasoned Superintendent knows he should give chance a chance. (6/27/17)

Golfers wish they could move hazard/OB stakes; operators wish they did not have to move them.  (6/26/17)

Wanting to be in control is different than not wanting to be controlled; I say it again, wanting to be in control is different than wanting to be able to escape. (6/25/17)

A good interview reduces the odds of hiring a bad character. (6/24/17)