Thoughts From a Foolish Golf Course Superintendent

One Superintendent believes nature is a careless greenkeeper; another trusts nature to do its job. (1/14/21)

Nature tells a story of life and destruction. (1/13/21)

One golfer plays a course because he longs for the freedom of an open course; another plays because he longs for the shelter of close friends. (1/12/21)

One Superintendent gets pushed into a well and regrets missing a week of work; another gets thrown into a cistern and captures a lifetime of gratitude. (1/11/21)

It is difficult to move beyond nothing. (1/10/21)

An emergency room and a golf course have this in common: they are adept at distributing humility. (1/9/21)

A Superintendent who has been in need tends to see the needy…and acts accordingly. (1/8/21)

A golfer who has never worked on a golf course is like a greenkeeper who has never played golf. (1/7/21)

Even a herring knows its time, but a foolish Superintendent gives no regard to his days. (1/6/21)

When a man walks on a golf course, nature shows up; when a man sits on a golf course, nature abounds. (1/5/21)