Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

One Superintendent accepts a new job and builds his resume; another gets fired and builds his wisdom. (1/16/22)

One Superintendent accepts a new job and builds his resume; another gets fired and builds his humility. (1/15/22)

One Superintendent groans in his labor and another laughs with his friends; I say it again, one Superintendent groans in his labor and another weeps with his companions. (1/14/22)

A Superintendent that works in a shed is like a president that lives in a house. (1/13/22)

It is difficult to speak when you are weeping. (1/12/22)

The past and the present have this in common: they are less than perfect. (1/11/22)

A golf course is full of degrees. (1/10/22)

Sometimes the story is enough. (1/9/22)

A man who criticizes another man’s pruning is a man who criticizes himself. (1/8/22)

One Superintendent gains freedom from a terrible situation and overflows with joy; another gains freedom from a terrible situation and seethes with anger. (1/7/22)