JAM said:Mike Zuglan - a glaring omission, one of New York State's champion players, a veteran to the tournament trail, and the Joss TD, a 12-year-long existing tour.
Cliff Joyner - most likely, subject to check, had no access to a computer and did not submit his application before September 30th, 2005.
Michael Coltrain - though a strong North Carolinian young gun, he quit playing competitively due to an arm shake, but he is still a familiar face on the tournament trail, one of the BEST handicappers in the business.
Ryan McCreesh - did not submit an application before Spetember 30, 2005.
Tommy D'Alfonso - a young gun who prefers to fly under the radar and travel on the road to unknown destinations, application most likely not submitted before September 30, 2005.
JAM
IMO, the worst glaring omission was Danny Harriman. His application was complete, yet he was not selected.
I would be very surprised if Jeanette was able to win a qualifier through the IPT. Its really a shame that she is not part of the IPT because she is the game's most recognizable personality. I'm sure its just a matter of time before George gets in though. I can see George winning an IPT event. If I was on that selection committee, the Breedlove's would have been high on my priority list for this tour.
Does anybody know what Warren Kiamco is up to? I hope he's doing okay. I heard he was having visa issues, but I would have thought that had been worked out by now. I think Warren would do well with this format.
Is Dan Louie planning on entering any qualifiers? He's another awesome player that can still hit the balls well.