Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

It is difficult to grow dead grass. (1/24/21)

Hanging on to your job is different than hanging on to your life. (1/23/21)

Much illness produces much loneliness; mulch loneliness produces much illness. (1/22/21)

One Superintendent looks into the water and hopes to see himself; another looks into the water and hopes to see nature. (1/21/21)

One Superintendent uses his staff to benefit the course; another uses the course to benefit his staff. (1/20/21)

A Superintendent is a man who is willing to live on the perimeter. (1/19/21)

A customer is always right, until they are absurdly wrong. (1/18/21)

One Superintendent hopes for a friend who will listen to his bad news; another hopes for a friend who will celebrate his good news. (1/17/21)

An organized and disciplined Superintendent conducts annual reviews for his staff; a fool judges the value of a man. (1/16/21)

A Superintendent who fights with nature, fights with himself. (1/15/21)