I asked this question because of the new Amateur tours, first of all i am not complaining, just wanting to understand how they come up with there rules.
I want to see if i got this right. I am a Amateur player if i have never won any open tournaments, I am a Open player if i never won any Pro tournaments and i am a Pro player if i>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> what?
I am sure there are pro's who have never won any Pro tournaments. Right?So how can they be called PROS?
So how many games could a Pro or Open Player give a AMATEUR in a tournament? Because, I would like to see the NEW AMATEUR TOURS make this happen. Lets say PROS go to 9, OPENS GO TO 8 AND AMATEURS GO TO 6. Plus they PAY more.
I would like to see this because what if a SO-CALLED Amateur won one of these tournaments? would he or she still be a Amateur ? I bet there would be some PROS ARGUING that he or she is not a AMATEUR if they won a tournament. The whole point is, there is a fine line between SO-CALLED AMATEURS and PROS!
Sorry about the spelling!Ruff day!
I want to see if i got this right. I am a Amateur player if i have never won any open tournaments, I am a Open player if i never won any Pro tournaments and i am a Pro player if i>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> what?
I am sure there are pro's who have never won any Pro tournaments. Right?So how can they be called PROS?
So how many games could a Pro or Open Player give a AMATEUR in a tournament? Because, I would like to see the NEW AMATEUR TOURS make this happen. Lets say PROS go to 9, OPENS GO TO 8 AND AMATEURS GO TO 6. Plus they PAY more.
I would like to see this because what if a SO-CALLED Amateur won one of these tournaments? would he or she still be a Amateur ? I bet there would be some PROS ARGUING that he or she is not a AMATEUR if they won a tournament. The whole point is, there is a fine line between SO-CALLED AMATEURS and PROS!
Sorry about the spelling!Ruff day!