Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

No one wants everything now. (10/28/21)

A nearly perfect golf course shames all others; a perfect golf course encourages all. (10/27/21)

One Superintendent encounters some difficult circumstances and learns that life goes on; another encounters some difficult circumstances and his family learns that life goes on. (10/26/21)

Sometimes, our best is not very good. (10/25/21)

One great artist paints in a cathedral; another paints in a closet. (10/24/21)

One Superintendent likes to appear to be prepared and another cares little about his appearance, but woe to the superintendent is not prepared for the day that lays ahead. (10/23/21)

A Superintendent who knows a lot about winning is different than a Superintendent who knows a lot about losing; I say it again, a man who knows a lot about winning is different than a man who knows a lot about suffering. (10/23/21)

One Superintendent asks for the things he wants; another asks for the things that are best. (10/22/21)

A new greenkeeper gathers balls with zeal; an old one gathers them with indifference. (10/21/21)

Maintaining a golf course without seed is like playing golf without a ball, or going to war without a weapon, or getting married without love. (10/20/21)