Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

One Superintendent works hard to be successful; another works hard to understand success. (12/7/21)

A poor man and a rich man have this in common: a propensity to foster an attitude of entitlement. (12/6/21)

Sometimes, the people who need the most, get the least; other times, the people who need the least, get the most. (12/5/21)

One person plays golf because he loves the game; another leaves the game because he loves someone else. (12/4/21)

One person plays golf because he loves the game; another gives up the game because he loves something else. (12/3/21)

One Superintendent is grateful for good genetics; another is grateful for good luck. (12/2/21)

A young Superintendent allows his zeal to discourage and wound others; an experienced one uses his ambition to encourage and heal. (12/1/21)

One Superintendent is certain about who he is; another is certain about who he is not. (11/30/21)

A lot of things a Superintendent wants to do, he never does. (11/29/21)

One Superintendent likes to tell people “how it is”; another feels obligated to tell people “how he thinks it is”. (11/28/21)