Peoria Open *dress code* !?!

[damonshort]

Brett, Bruce, Dan, anyone else who's going:

I'd noticed the link on the tournament page to the "National Tour Player Handbook"
www.illinoisdiscgolf.com/peoriaopen[/URL ]
and sent an email to Wilbur Wallis.

He confirmed that even the *ams* are supposed to wear collared shirts!?

At least they're not requiring something really weird like knickers or something.

Thought you should know, if you didn't already.

Bruce, I need a backup 170 Z-Wasp (got way outbid for the Dr Dye), so if you have any could you set one aside and bring it to Peoria for me?

[mirth]

Wonder what they'd do when people show up without.

[D]

What's a... "Collared shirt" ?


         

[Jon Brakel]

It's not too late to have a collared shirt custom tie dyed. I have dark blue and fire red dyes mixed right now.  

[damonshort]

It's not too late to have a collared shirt custom tie dyed. I have dark blue and fire red dyes mixed right now.

I've got a polo shirt with a big coffee stain on it. Guess I'll add a few more to it....

[airspuds]

i got a nice purple
IN worlds shirt


do you really think its that big of deal  ?

[damonshort]

i got a nice purple
IN worlds shirt


do you really think its that big of deal  ?

naw, not really; but I'm betting a fair # of ams aren't aware of it, even though the link to the rules *is* pretty prominent on the website.

[CEValkyrie]

Thanks for the heads up Damon. I didn't realize you had to wear a collared shirt.

[Dan Michler]

I knew the Open players were supposed to but i didn't know that advanced is also supposed where collared shirts.  I'm sure they won't be enforcing that at all for advanced but i might wear one anyways.  Disc golfers aren't stereotypically the type of people that i imagine wearing alot of collared shirts     silly rule.

[damonshort]

I'm sure they won't be enforcing that at all for advanced ...  silly rule.

You're probably right, and I agree it's a silly rule. But if they're going to state that it *is* required, then they *should* enforce it, or not bring it up to begin with.

Not that there are any *other* PDGA rules that are handled that way...