Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

Somethings that should be easy are difficult; somethings that should be difficult are easy. (2/3/21)

Nature loves to be generous. (2/2/21)

It is easy, or at least ‘easier’, to give up everything when you have nothing. (2/1/21)

One Superintendent labors to overcome his sense of fear; another labors to maintain his sense of vulnerability. (1/31/21)

Good decisions do not always make good sense. (1/30/21)

A lot of suffering makes it difficult to feel a little pain; a lot of pleasure makes it difficult to recognize a little joy. (1/29/21)

One Superintendent hopes to increase his earnings so he can be more giving; another hopes to decrease his worry so he can be more generous. (1/28/21)

It takes time to get to the place you want to be; it takes a longer time to get next to the person you want to be next to. (1/27/21)

One Superintendent spends his days working on a golf course and another spends his days in a place others cannot imagine; I say it again, one Superintendent spends his days working on a golf course and another spends his days in a place others do not want to imagine. (1/26/21)

A creative Superintendent works with an assistant called ‘fool’. (1/25/21)