Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

Preparing for the first tournament of the year is like going to bed on Christmas eve; I say it again, preparing for the first tournament of the year is like making the first step in a triathlon. (3/5/17)

Difficulty is often a bridge from the known to the unknown.  (3/4/17)

Controlled violence is different than violence. (3/3/17)

One golfer tries to sink putts and another tries not to three-putt; one Superintendent tries to make improvements and another tries not to make mistakes. (3/2/17)

A young child and an old Superintendent have this in common: an adept ability to foresee an impending storm. (3/1/17)

A beautiful wife brings a Superintendent many joys, but a cheerful wife heals many wounds. (2/28/17)

A blooming flower is beautiful; a blooming life is spectacular. (2/27/17)

We includes you. (2/26/17)

A young Superintendent hopes to be noticed by prominent golfers/members: a wise one strives to notice the unnoticed. (2/25/17)

An educated Superintendent understands agronomy; a prominent one understands performance. (2/24/17)