Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

A young Superintendent drives around the course and thinks he understands nature; an old one stands on a green and asks for mercy and forgiveness. (4/6/22)

Sometimes, it is best just to go to bed. (4/5/22)

One Superintendent fears the greens committee; another is confident in the ways of the earth. (4/4/22)

A young Superintendent hopes to be a man with authority; an old one hopes to be a man with patience. (4/3/22)

Some rounds are played under difficult conditions; some lives are lived under trying circumstances. (4/2/22)

One Superintendent retires and discovers emptiness; another retires and rediscovers life. (4/1/22)

A young Superintendent hopes to catch up on sleep on the weekend; an experienced one hopes to catch up on sleep in retirement. (3/31/22)

One Superintendent is humble; another walks in the woods with fear and delight, and knows nothing of pride. (3/30/22)

Saying what you need to say is different than saying what you want to say. (3/29/22)

One Superintendent decides to keep secrets for his friends; one decides to be lonely. (3/28/22)