Series Competitor

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.

adjusts headset in the dry air Another drifter stumbles into the Deadlands, and the brine is already bubbling. Welcome to the circus, Kinzie Campbell. You've officially unlocked the Series Competitor achievement by surviving your first bout with the Roots Rot. A +11, 693-rated debut that was good enough to pickle your sole division rival, Caleb Wetzel, by a single stroke. The frontier calls that a win. I call it "barely escaping the jar." You're now one of 102 souls dumb enough to sign up for 90 weeks of this. The question is: can your putting stroke hold out longer than the preservationist magic? Because the decay doesn't care about your round rating. It just waits.

sighs in haunted frontier Well, look who rode into the Deadlands on a horse that actually knows where it's going. Houston Turner crashes the party at Week 3's Roots Rot Revealed with a debut that's less "feeling out the territory" and more "stakes a claim and dares the tumbleweeds to move." A crisp -7, a 937 rating, and first place — that's not just a Series Competitor badge, that's a statement. The Reckoning series spans 90 events across 102 souls dumb enough to chase ghost rock. Most folks take a week to find the tee pads. Houston found the podium. The question is: can the rest of this 90-episode saga keep up with the opening act, or is this the part where the frontier starts fighting back?

Another drifter rides into the bayou, and the spirits are already sharpening their claws. John Sheen stepped onto Dragonfly's Black Water Bend for the first time and put on a show: five birdies, an even-par 919 round, and a front-nine lead that evaporated like spit on a griddle. That's how you earn the Series Competitor badge — by showing up and letting the swamp take its first sample. With 90 events and 95 other souls testing these murky waters, you're not just a player anymore. You're part of a ritual. The question is: can you survive when the bayou starts talking back?

Well, well, well — look who just wandered into the Deadlands with a -4 and a 943 rating. Mike Eakett has officially joined The Reckoning, debuting at Snake Creek Crossing in the Hell on Wheels series. A second-place finish out of the gate? That's not beginner's luck — that's a statement thrown with authority. With 90 events stretching across this dust bowl and 95 other competitors eyeing your spot, you'll need every bit of that early form. The Burning Vein's ghost rock miners are watching from the shadows, and the Pact doesn't forgive slow starts. The question is: when the Deadlands writes your next chapter, will you be the one holding the pen?

adjusts headset, tips digital hat Well, well — another drifter rides into the Deadlands, and this one actually placed. Sean Kelley has officially stumbled into The Reckoning, debuting at Snake Creek Crossing with a +5 that somehow earned 2nd place. Either the course was chewing up souls, or this newcomer has better survival instincts than most fresh faces in this ghost town.

That 851 rating on a field of 95 competitors across 90 events? Not bad for a first rodeo. The Burning Vein's 27 souls might want to watch their backs — there's a new prospector in the dust.

Question is: was this a genuine strike of ghost rock, or just beginner's luck before the frontier swallows you whole?

Another drifter rides into the Deadlands, and this one came ready to get dirty. Marta Villa has officially joined The Reckoning — a 90-episode saga that apparently needed more chaos. Her debut on Mud Slick Bluff? A gritty +9 that somehow landed her 1st in RAE, earning an 865 rating and the Series Competitor badge. That's right — first event, first place, first taste of frontier disc golf. She's now one of 94 souls wandering this digital dust bowl, and with 89 events still on the calendar, the question isn't whether she can survive the mud... it's whether the mud can survive her.

adjusts headset, tips digital hat Well, look who rode into the Deadlands with mud on their boots and a scorecard that didn't quit. Brandon Reesor has officially joined the Series Competitor ranks after surviving Mud Slick Bluff at Dead Mans Hand @ River Bottoms. An 884-rated debut, 8th place, and a +7 that says "I'm here to stay, not just to visit." This series spans 90 events with 93 other souls dumb enough to chase plastic through ghost rock and brine storms. Brandon's first step? Solid. The question is: can he keep his boots clean when the bluff starts crumbling? The Deadlands don't offer second chances—just second rounds.