rhett
Jun 11 2004, 12:51 PM
That would be "Disc Golf in Kids Meals" as a topic right next to the "don't hassle me about smoking pot at the course because the majority of disc golfers smoke" thread.
Jun 11 2004, 02:13 PM
What irony? It makes total sense, order a happy meal and get your disc golf beginners kit:
1 136g Aviar
1 sample pack of zig-zags
2 grams of low-grade (these are children) marijuana
1 book of McMatches
2 minis, one with Grimace and the other with the Hamburgler that fit inside each other for your first stash spot.
...and voila! In a few years junior is ready to go pro!! :D
please note I'm only kidding...
1 136g Aviar
1 sample pack of zig-zags
2 grams of low-grade (these are children) marijuana
1 book of McMatches
2 minis, one with Grimace and the other with the Hamburgler that fit inside each other for your first stash spot.
...and voila! In a few years junior is ready to go pro!! :D
please note I'm only kidding...
Jun 12 2004, 04:07 AM
What irony? It makes total sense, order a happy meal and get your disc golf beginners kit:
1 136g Aviar
1 sample pack of zig-zags
2 grams of low-grade (these are children) marijuana
1 book of McMatches
2 minis, one with Grimace and the other with the Hamburgler that fit inside each other for your first stash spot.
...and voila! In a few years junior is ready to go pro!! :D
please note I'm only kidding...
**** ZACHER!!!!!
I'm only bummed, I dont recall meeting you when you were in Hitchcock.....
:cool:
;)
1 136g Aviar
1 sample pack of zig-zags
2 grams of low-grade (these are children) marijuana
1 book of McMatches
2 minis, one with Grimace and the other with the Hamburgler that fit inside each other for your first stash spot.
...and voila! In a few years junior is ready to go pro!! :D
please note I'm only kidding...
**** ZACHER!!!!!
I'm only bummed, I dont recall meeting you when you were in Hitchcock.....
:cool:
;)
Jun 12 2004, 09:28 PM
How did you know I was/am a disc golf surfer? :confused:
bruce_brakel
Jun 15 2004, 11:41 AM
Is this irony:
At a recent A-tier the TD disqualified an amateur player for refusing to wear a collared shirt during the last full round. The player pack included a no-collar t-shirt.
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Play A-tiers for great competition, excellent courses and to sponsor the touring pros. Play the Illinois Open Series (http://home.comcast.net/~illinoisopen/) for great amateur payouts.
At a recent A-tier the TD disqualified an amateur player for refusing to wear a collared shirt during the last full round. The player pack included a no-collar t-shirt.
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Play A-tiers for great competition, excellent courses and to sponsor the touring pros. Play the Illinois Open Series (http://home.comcast.net/~illinoisopen/) for great amateur payouts.
bschweberger
Dec 21 2004, 03:23 PM
The no collared T shirt thing has happened other times as well.
Dec 21 2004, 04:17 PM
I suppose it could be construed as ironic. However, I don't go to tournaments expecting for the players package to outfit me for the weekend. I bring my own discs, towels, minis, collared shirts, socks, shoes, and underwear.
If the players package didn't include a shirt at all would it still be ironic?
If the players package included sunscreen, and it rained all weekend, would it be ironic?
If the players package included Beef Jerky, and two of the players were vegetarians, would it be ironic?
If the players package didn't include a shirt at all would it still be ironic?
If the players package included sunscreen, and it rained all weekend, would it be ironic?
If the players package included Beef Jerky, and two of the players were vegetarians, would it be ironic?
gnduke
Dec 21 2004, 07:19 PM
If the players package included Beef Jerky, and two of the players were vegetarians, would it be ironic?
No, but if the tournament supported animal rights and there was beef jerky in the players pack, that would be ironic. :cool:
No, but if the tournament supported animal rights and there was beef jerky in the players pack, that would be ironic. :cool:
Dec 21 2004, 07:26 PM
wish i had a hamburgler mini....
bschweberger
Dec 21 2004, 10:26 PM
That would be cool, Robble Robble
Dec 21 2004, 11:01 PM
IAt a recent A-tier the TD disqualified an amateur player for refusing to wear a collared shirt during the last full round.
Was the "Collared shirts mandatory" rule announced prior to the tournament or during the players meeting? If memory serves, the dress code only mandatory at NTs and Majors; for SuperTours and lower tier events, it was recommended but not mandatory.
Was the "Collared shirts mandatory" rule announced prior to the tournament or during the players meeting? If memory serves, the dress code only mandatory at NTs and Majors; for SuperTours and lower tier events, it was recommended but not mandatory.
Archemike
Dec 23 2004, 11:03 PM
IAt a recent A-tier the TD disqualified an amateur player for refusing to wear a collared shirt during the last full round.
Was the "Collared shirts mandatory" rule announced prior to the tournament or during the players meeting? If memory serves, the dress code only mandatory at NTs and Majors; for SuperTours and lower tier events, it was recommended but not mandatory.
I believe it is the td's call, can some rules guru help us out
Was the "Collared shirts mandatory" rule announced prior to the tournament or during the players meeting? If memory serves, the dress code only mandatory at NTs and Majors; for SuperTours and lower tier events, it was recommended but not mandatory.
I believe it is the td's call, can some rules guru help us out
Dec 23 2004, 11:52 PM
IAt a recent A-tier the TD disqualified an amateur player for refusing to wear a collared shirt during the last full round.
Was the "Collared shirts mandatory" rule announced prior to the tournament or during the players meeting? If memory serves, the dress code only mandatory at NTs and Majors; for SuperTours and lower tier events, it was recommended but not mandatory.
I believe it is the td's call, can some rules guru help us out
It is the TD's call; I would hope (expect, really), however, that a TD who did choose to enforce the dress code would announce that intention ahead of time as a matter of courtesy.
Was the "Collared shirts mandatory" rule announced prior to the tournament or during the players meeting? If memory serves, the dress code only mandatory at NTs and Majors; for SuperTours and lower tier events, it was recommended but not mandatory.
I believe it is the td's call, can some rules guru help us out
It is the TD's call; I would hope (expect, really), however, that a TD who did choose to enforce the dress code would announce that intention ahead of time as a matter of courtesy.
steveganz
Dec 24 2004, 12:09 AM
Here is the language from the 2004 PDGA Tour Player Handbook (http://www.pdgatour.com/pdga2004nt-handbook.pdf)
8.3.2 The following dress code for all competitors will be enforced at all PDGA National Tour and Major Events, and are highly recommended to be enforced at SuperTour and lower tier events at the sole discretion of the Tournament Director:
<ul type="square"> All players must wear a shirt covering their upper chest area. A well tailored shirt with either a fold-down collar or a pseudo-turtleneck type collar, with sleeves covering the upper arm-to-shoulder joint are required. Women are allowed to wear tasteful, sleeveless collared shirts as designated above. No t-shirts will be allowed, except for competitors in the Junior divisions.
Players should tuck in their shirt whenever possible, and may be asked to do so by a Tournament official.
No ripped shirts, shorts, pants will be allowed on the course.
No offensive or suggestive slogans or logos shall be allowed on any clothing
Shoes or other foot coverings must be worn. The foot coverings worn must cover the entire area from the heel to the toe. No flip-flops will be allowed.
Bare midriffs for men or women will not be allowed on the course.
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8.3.2 The following dress code for all competitors will be enforced at all PDGA National Tour and Major Events, and are highly recommended to be enforced at SuperTour and lower tier events at the sole discretion of the Tournament Director:
<ul type="square"> All players must wear a shirt covering their upper chest area. A well tailored shirt with either a fold-down collar or a pseudo-turtleneck type collar, with sleeves covering the upper arm-to-shoulder joint are required. Women are allowed to wear tasteful, sleeveless collared shirts as designated above. No t-shirts will be allowed, except for competitors in the Junior divisions.
Players should tuck in their shirt whenever possible, and may be asked to do so by a Tournament official.
No ripped shirts, shorts, pants will be allowed on the course.
No offensive or suggestive slogans or logos shall be allowed on any clothing
Shoes or other foot coverings must be worn. The foot coverings worn must cover the entire area from the heel to the toe. No flip-flops will be allowed.
Bare midriffs for men or women will not be allowed on the course.
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