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10/01/08 BOD Meeting Minutes
Posted by Hilltopper
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Re: 10/01/08 BOD Meeting Minutes October 02, 2008 05:37PM |
I'll still have my shirt off in our small tournaments.
Terry Zeringue
Terry Zeringue
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Re: 10/01/08 BOD Meeting Minutes October 03, 2008 08:21AM |
WHY??? Because if I want to wear a bathing suite while playing in the heat then I should be able to at regular little tournaments that the club in my city runs.
One of the most professional players in the SN and PDGA played without a shirt the 2nd rnd of our last tournament at Doyles Bayou. It had poured down rain at lunch and at the bigging of the 2nd rnd. Did he make the sport look unprofessional? Nope. He made the sport look human.
I can totally understand bigger tournaments, or tournaments for charitys, or if certain groups of people attend (handicap, boys/cub scouts, etc).
JIMO and others can sell discs to ANY age with a pot leaf on the disc and nobody cares, but if a 13 year old boy wants to take his shirt off he is making the sport look unprofessional? I don't think so.
I played shirtless and barefoot at the last local tournament and I KNOW for a fact that it didnt bring down the professionalism of the sport.
If I wanted to host a SN qualifer on a course on/next to a beach I should be able to allow players to wear their bathing suites.
Terry Zeringue
One of the most professional players in the SN and PDGA played without a shirt the 2nd rnd of our last tournament at Doyles Bayou. It had poured down rain at lunch and at the bigging of the 2nd rnd. Did he make the sport look unprofessional? Nope. He made the sport look human.
I can totally understand bigger tournaments, or tournaments for charitys, or if certain groups of people attend (handicap, boys/cub scouts, etc).
JIMO and others can sell discs to ANY age with a pot leaf on the disc and nobody cares, but if a 13 year old boy wants to take his shirt off he is making the sport look unprofessional? I don't think so.
I played shirtless and barefoot at the last local tournament and I KNOW for a fact that it didnt bring down the professionalism of the sport.
If I wanted to host a SN qualifer on a course on/next to a beach I should be able to allow players to wear their bathing suites.
Terry Zeringue
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Re: 10/01/08 BOD Meeting Minutes October 03, 2008 08:36AM |
If the event has the name Southern National Qualifier attached to it then a shirt should be required. If your little local event is not a SNQ then dress as you wish. It is an image thing. Shirtless thugs in the park is not the image SN's wishes to convey .....is it? JMO. Good first steps BOD.
JABBA
it MUST be the plastic
JABBA
it MUST be the plastic
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Re: 10/01/08 BOD Meeting Minutes October 03, 2008 09:25PM |
for someone whom doesn't do ANYTHING else at tournaments which are against the law or rules, ya'll sure do find a way to make a person wonder why he supports this series.
Terry Zeringue
Terry Zeringue
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Re: 10/01/08 BOD Meeting Minutes October 03, 2008 09:38PM |
Josh,, thanks for that post (i'm being serious)
I have only one more thing to say about this,,,, I REALLY hope this rule doesn't get inforce MORE than some of the other more important rules
Terry Zeringue
I have only one more thing to say about this,,,, I REALLY hope this rule doesn't get inforce MORE than some of the other more important rules
Terry Zeringue
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Re: 10/01/08 BOD Meeting Minutes October 04, 2008 04:03AM |
but to me this dress code thing is SO MINOR that there are much bigger fish to fry.
Terry Zeringue
Terry Zeringue
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