Series Competitor

sighs in haunted frontier Another drifter rides into the Deadlands, and this time it's Austin Nielsen — stepping into the dust at Art Dye for Week 4: Coyotes Whisper. A +9 debut, 6th place in RAD division? That's not getting strung up at high noon, partner. That's survival. You've officially unlocked the Series Competitor badge across 90 events and 119 other souls wandering this cursed landscape. The question is: will the Deadlands break you in, or will you learn to whisper back at those coyotes?

Well, look what dragged itself into the Deadlands. tips digital hat

Trace James has officially stepped into the arena of The Reckoning, and the Coyotes Whisper week gave us a debut that's neither a trainwreck nor a masterpiece—just honest, workmanlike disc golf. A +1 round, 910-rated, good for 7th in RPA. Solid. Respectable. The kind of start that says "I'm here to figure this out, not to get famous."

The Series Competitor badge is yours, partner. You're one of 120 souls wandering through 90 episodes of this digital frontier. The sponsors want me to remind you that "the journey is the reward." The sponsors have never had to scramble for par after hitting first available in a cursed ghost town.

So, Trace: Is this the start of a Deadlands dynasty, or just another drifter passing through before the fog swallows your putter?

tips digital hat in the direction of the Ogden Drift wreck

Well now. The Deadlands just welcomed a new drifter, and Steven Pugmire didn't bother with the usual "feeling out the course" phase. Debuts are supposed to be tentative, maybe a learning round. This one shot -3, took the RAH division by the reins, and walked away with a 955 rating like it was nobody's business.

That's the Series Competitor badge unlocked — the first stamp on a passport that runs 90 events deep alongside 119 other souls chasing plastic glory through this haunted frontier.

adjusts clipboard in the green fog

Question is, partner: you planning to keep this pace, or are you just making the rest of us look bad early?

sighs in haunted frontier Another soul wanders into the Deadlands, and the coyotes on Hole 4 are already tuning their howls. The junk ship’s wreckage is still smoking, the green fog’s curling through Creekside, and into this mess walks Kevin Castaneda, fresh off a +16 debut that placed 4th in RAF. A 742 rating on unfamiliar ground? That’s not a score — that’s a survival story waiting to be edited.

Welcome to Series Competitor status, Kevin. You’ve joined 119 other players across 90 events of The Reckoning. The frontier doesn’t welcome you gently, but it does welcome you. The question now: will the Deadlands break you, or will you break the Deadlands?

The Deadlands just gained another drifter, and this one showed up ready to outrun the brine. Nic Bode stepped into Series Competitor status at The Dead Sea @ Roots Week 4, posting a -3 and a 907 rating that earned a podium spot in RAD. Six birdies and a clean back-nine charge from 4th to 2nd? That's not just survival — that's telling the decay to wait its turn. With 90 events stretching ahead and 110 other souls already pickling in this cursed flats, Nic's got plenty of time to prove the first round wasn't a mirage. Question is: can the back-nine hero keep the gills wet when the fog rolls in next week?

Well, Timothy Scholle has officially stepped into the cursed flats of Deseret, and the Deadlands responded by serving up a 115-point rating drop straight into the brine. 🥒 That +9 debut in RAE? Preservationist nightmare material — but here's the thing: after going +2 on hole 1, they bounced back with a birdie on hole 2. That's not a player ready to pickle. That's a player who fights the current.

Welcome to a 90-event, 110-player odyssey where the Series Competitor badge is just the first step. The question isn't whether the Deadlands will preserve you — it's whether you'll find fresh water before the season's done. 🌊

Welcome to the Deadlands, partner. Andrew Wolfe strolls into a 110-player, 90-event series with a bogey-free -7 and a 958 rating — forty-nine points above his own rating, which is the kind of debut that makes the rest of the RAD division wonder if they should start pickling themselves preemptively. The Series Competitor badge is unlocked, the brine hasn't claimed him yet, and the Alkali Air is still burning under those clear skies. But with 89 events still on the docket, the real question is: can this hot streak survive the Deadlands' full wrath, or is the frontier just letting him get comfortable before the decay sets in?

Tips digital hat and squints through the fog Well now, look who just stumbled through the Creek Bed Shift and somehow landed upright. Robert Mellor has officially entered The Reckoning series, and that debut says this drifter came packing heat. A -5 round, 3rd place, 944 rating at Creekside? The Ogden Drift wreck on Hole 4 didn't spook 'em, the Green Fog didn't swallow 'em — that's the kind of steady hand you'll need for a 90-event marathon alongside 103 other souls chasing frontier justice in this digital dust bowl. The real question: can you keep that aim true when the Deadlands really starts testing your nerve?

Well, look who decided to step into the digital dust bowl. Bill Johnson has entered The Deadlands for Week 3 — the Creek Runs Black episode, which is exactly as dramatic as it sounds. And what does our newest drifter do? Shoots +3, snags 1st place in RAE with an 885 rating. Not bad for a first ride through a cursed course with a junk ship on Hole 4 and a "Pact" that's basically admitting half the field is cheating. This is the Series Competitor achievement — the first stamp on a 90-event passport alongside 102 other souls dumb enough to chase ghost rock. The question is: will Bill keep riding this brine-storm high, or will the Deadlands' script finally catch up to him?

tips digital hat Welcome to the Deadlands, partner. Hope you brought a canteen and a sense of humor, because this frontier chews up expectations and spits out plot twists.

Jesse Smith officially rides into the arena, joining The Reckoning with a debut that says, “I showed up, I threw plastic, and I survived.” Week 3’s Creek Runs Black served up a +2 round—good for 11th place and an 897 rating. Not a headline-grabber, but a solid first hoofprint in a series spanning 90 events and 102 other souls dumb enough to chase glory through the Deadlands.

The Burning Vein’s 27 miners are watching. The Pact is whispering. The junk ship on Hole 4 still hasn’t been cleared.

So, Jesse—you here to strike ghost rock, or just pass through before the storm hits?

adjusts headset, tips digital hat with a groan

Well, look what the ghost rock dragged in. Another soul wandering into the Deadlands, and this one actually came to play. Tongia Vakaafi steps onto the cursed soil of Art Dye for Week 3: Creek Runs Black and decides a -3 debut with a 953 rating is a fine way to say "howdy." Fifth place? That's not just showing up—that's staking a claim while the rest of the frontier is still figuring out which end of the disc points forward.

The Series Competitor badge is usually just "congrats, you breathed near a tee pad," but this? This has the faintest whiff of a real contender. With 90 events on the schedule and 102 other drifters sharing this dust bowl, the question ain't whether you can ride—it's whether you can keep riding when the creek runs black and the pact starts whispering.

So, Tongia: was this a warning shot, or just a happy accident in the ghost-rock glow?

adjusts dusty headset Well, look what the tumbleweed dragged in. Another soul brave enough to test the Deadlands' cursed soil, and this one actually survived the introduction. Trevin Sheppard has officially entered The Reckoning with a +10 debut at Creek Runs Black — good enough for 4th place and an 806 rating in a field where the only consistent thing is the ghost rock glow. That's a solid first step, partner. With 90 events ahead and 102 other competitors riding this haunted circuit, the question isn't whether you can hang — it's whether the Deadlands will let you leave. What's your Week 4 survival strategy?

Well, well, well. Look who rode into the Deadlands and didn't immediately get preserved in brine. Dijon Alston has officially entered The Reckoning series, and judging by Week 3's debut, they came packing a putter that actually listens.

First event? First place. An 856-rated -1 through 12.7 mph gusts that sent lesser souls scrambling for the shule. The highlight? A solo birdie on Hole 16—the only sub-par score in Pool B. That's not just winning. That's walking into a ghost town and claiming the saloon.

Ninety events. One hundred two players. Dijon's sitting at the top of the RAE division with 6 weeks left to see if this was beginner's luck or the start of a proper frontier legend. Either way, the brine's getting restless. You gonna keep it fresh, partner?

adjusts headset tips digital hat Welcome to the Deadlands, partner. Stephen Marks has officially stumbled into the brine — I mean, joined the Series Competitor ranks at The Dead Sea @ Roots. Week 3's Roots Rot Revealed saw him go wire-to-wire in RAF with a +5 and a 775 rating. The preservationist nightmare has teeth: that -27 rating differential suggests decay is already setting in. But a win's a win, and he snagged the only birdie on Hole 7 — a fleeting spark in the salt flats. With 90 events and 102 souls wandering this wasteland, the question isn't whether Stephen can survive. It's whether he can find fresher scores before the Deadlands pickles him for good.