Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

One Superintendent aims to ask fair questions, and another aims to ask provocative questions; a fool ask no questions at all. (12/17/21)

One Superintendent hides from the chill of winter; another embraces it. (12/16/21)

One Superintendent sees a friend suffering and tries to encourage him; another sees a friend suffering and tries to be with him. (12/15/21)

One golfer relaxes in the comforts of his wealth; another worries about the message of his luxury. (12/14/21)

One Superintendent believes the problems of the world come from his own hands and another believes he is fighting the rising sun; I say it again, one man has hope and another has misery. (12/13/21)

An experienced Superintendent knows his talents; a fool considers himself better than others. (12/12/21)

A young Superintendent is eager to see the rising sun; an old one learns to wait for the earth. (12/11/21)

Spring is more forgiving than fall. (12/10/21)

One Superintendent seeks to gain knowledge; another seeks to gain experience. (12/9/21)

Skill is different than wisdom. (12/8/21)