prosthetics an unfair advantage?

[howela]

http://www.sportslawnews.com/archive...9/Olinger.html


This reminds me of the golfer that wasn't allowed to compete in the PGA tour because although he could golf; he couldn't walk the distance and wanted to use a golf cart. He wasn't allowed to enter because it was ruled this would give him an unfair advantage over the others.

From PGA ruling
"The point of an athletic competition," Miller wrote, "is to decide who, under conditions that are about the same for everyone, can perform an assigned set of tasks better than any other competitor."

[AnimeSpirit]

Now that's crazy. It's not like he'd be the only one not getting tired as they leisurely stroll to the next hole.