Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

A young Superintendent aims to fill his head with facts; a retired one fights to fill his with oxygen. (5/24/17)

A misguided Superintendent resists the flow of the river; a wise one hopes it flows through him. (5/23/17)

A foolish Superintendent casts his anger on others and a misguided one stores his within; a wise one buries his deep in the earth. (5/22/17)

Freedom is a peaceful place in the mind visited by a loving heart. (5/21/17)

A misguided Superintendent hides in confusion; a wise one is hidden by humility. (5/20/17)

One Superintendent looks at hen and believes it is the same as a drake; another looks at drake and believes it is different than a hen.  (5/19/17)

When topdressing aerified greens, it is better to be a little heavy than a little light, but much better to be a lot light than a lot heavy. (5/18/17).

Deep within, we all have a fundamental hostility (which has more to do with being ‘mental’ than having ‘fun’)  (5/17/17)

Civil engineers and Golf Course Superintendents have this in common: they are skilled at building dams. (5/16/17)

In the solitude of the early morning darkness, a Superintendent works among a great cloud of witnesses.