Post deleted by seewhere

Can you supply a link to the rule?

I doubt he can, because it is not the case. "No Touring Card pros in C-tiers" was proposed initially for 2004, but it was rescinded quickly and never put into effect.

--Josh

Post deleted by seewhere

Quick Chris, delete while you still can. :D:D

Agreed. :)

That is from Nov. 2003. It was rescinded. Put down the beer and slowly back away from the keyboard....

You seem to be pissing into the wind here seewhere! :eek: :p :D

Next time, put on a poncho first. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif ;)

so I noticed that "touring pro card holders" cannot PLAY in C-tier's. So what happens when someone does and cashes does this PDGA do anything about this? or will they have to DONATE their winnings? :o

Unless the policy is being changed for 2005, nothing. The proposal to prevent NT card holders from competing in C-tiers was shot down in response to issues raised on the msg board and following consultation with SCs and TDs. (Do a search for 2004 sanctioning agreement for details.)

Having just been at the Augusta Board meeting, I can assure everyone that reviving this idea (excluding card carrying pros from C-tiers) isn't even on the horizon.

whoops now if we can RESCIND that stupid BEER RULE ?



LMAO! :D

that is why I am here to amuse the masses. Now where is my PANCHO :D

Hey I just heard of a great idea. I read about an am tourney where top pros are welcome but have to take a handicap based on a 900 rating!!

The way it works, if the pro has a rating of 970 he has to add 7 strokes to his score. If his rating is 1030 he adds 13 strokes, etc.

To bad people with ratings of 810 can't knock 9 strokes off their score!