Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

One Superintendent believes heavy-duty shovels last a long time because they are made of quality steel; another believes they last a long time because they are heavy. (8/9/21)

A haunted Superintendent sees the privilege of others and his heart burns with anger; a grateful man sees the privilege of others and he rejoices with many. (8/8/21)

A privileged man recognizes his privilege; a miserable man recognizes it not. (8/7/21)

Better is a greenkeeper who has little privilege, but believes he has much, than a man who has much privilege, but believes he has little. (8/6/21)

A golf course is not a cemetery. (8/5/21)

I scoured the earth for a man without privilege and found him resting in a place called, ‘cemetery”. (8/4/21)

One Superintendent has more privilege than he deserves; another has less than is fair. (8/2/21)

The vaccine for racism is love. (8/2/21)

One Superintendent builds a company of friends; another builds an empire of dirt. (8/1/21)

One Superintendent is at-home at home; another is at-home at work. (7/31/21)