Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

A Golf Course Superintendent and a psychiatrist have one thing in common: they tend to the needs of the subconscious. (11/2/22)

A young greenkeeper says, “My mower ran out of gas.”; an experienced greenkeeper says, “I neglected to fill my mower.” (11/1/22)

A young Superintendent believes he can do more; a wise one knows when to say, “enough”. (10/31/22)

One Superintendent wants to find a helper; another wants to find a helper that is against him. (10/30/22)

A wise Superintendent takes care of homeowners in the neighborhood; a fool asks, “Who is my neighbor?” (10/29/22)

At times, golf maintenance is a joyful misery; at times, it is not. (10/28/22)

A young Superintendent pushes through the troubles of the day; a wise one listens to questions of his heart. (10/27/22)

Golf course maintenance is an easy way to make a hard living. (10/26/22)

A golf course is a gateway. (10/25/22)

Sometimes, fishing is better than golf. (10/24/22)