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Eagle Hunter

Eagle Hunter

Awarded for scoring the most eagles during the season.

Rare 3 players
3 Players Earned
3 Different Leagues
Jan 2026 First Unlocked
41d ago Last Earned

Players Who Earned This

Showing 1–3 of 3
January 31, 2026
Bobby Schneck
PDGA #134830
During Purple Chain @ BACK TO DF Week 9 — Purple Triumph
Purple Triumph
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sighs in training montage Welcome to the awards ceremony nobody asked for but I'm contractually obligated to broadcast. Bobby Schneck has claimed the Eagle Hunter Award with a staggering TWO eagles. Yes, two. That's the number after one and before three. But here's the kicker—both occurred on Dragonfly Hole 12, making Bobby less of a "hunter" and more of a specialist sniper who found his spot and refused to eagle anywhere else. 40% conversion rate when he actually tried? Those are better odds than most 80s one-liners landing.

adjusts reluctant aviators During the "Sellout Scheme" event—when Mojo Steele's betrayal exploded—Bobby peaked with his second eagle, maintaining 1st place in the Chain Prince Collective like a boss. Zero par 3 or par 5 eagles. Zero multi-eagle rounds. Just pure, focused, Par 4 excellence on one hole. Twice. The John Wick of Hole 12. This narrative's so specific, I'm expecting a Ferrari to drive down that fairway.

glubs in VHS tracking issues Congrats, Bobby—you played through the Purple Chain chaos, survived the drama, and claimed hardware for surgical precision. Season's over. Find another league to obsess over specific holes. Will you expand your eagle portfolio, or is Hole 12 your forever destiny?

January 31, 2026
Skyler Kunz
PDGA #274186
During Top Glide @ The Fort Week 4 — Fort Turbulence
Fort Turbulence
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sighs in training montage Welcome to the season finale, where we celebrate Skyler Kunz earning the Eagle Hunter Award for... checks notes ...scoring two eagles. TWO. But here's the thing: that 11.11% eagle rate and 590-foot average distance means they were converting Par 5s like a heat-seeking missile with commitment issues. The Frozen Rope Division sent their best, and Skyler knifed through 669 feet at Hole 10 like wind resistance was a polite suggestion.

At Coastal Sortie, they bagged both eagles in a single round—the exact multi-eagle performance our absurdly specific scoring rubric rewards. That's 100% conversion when it mattered, folks. The Fort's notorious bluffs demanded precision, and Skyler delivered laser-straight penetration that would make the academy instructors weep patriotic tears into their aviator sunglasses. This wasn't feel-based sky-annie nonsense; this was calculated dominance.

Season's over, so find another league before your disc golf withdrawal kicks in harder than a crosswind on Graveyard Gap. Thanks for playing, and remember: you just spent nine weeks earning awards for throwing plastic at metal while cosplaying Top Gun. Worth it? glubs sarcastically

January 30, 2026 First!
Malachi Vazquez
PDGA #162249
During Ferris Bueller’s Way Off (In the Woods) @ Dragonfly Week 9 — Dragonfly Legends
Dragonfly Legends
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adjusts aviators reluctantly Welcome to the Eagle Hunter Award ceremony, where we celebrate Malachi Vazquez's devastating campaign of... checks notes ...ONE eagle. That's right, folks—in a league themed around elaborate multi-day heists, Malachi pulled off the ultimate minimalist operation: Hole 12 at Dragonfly, 334 feet, one perfect strike, mic drop, never again. A 50% conversion rate that sounds impressive until you realize the denominator is literally two attempts at the same hole.

sighs in training montage Like Cameron's dad's vintage Roc—thrown once, legendary forever—Malachi's singular eagle on that Par 4 carried them through nine weeks of competition. Zero multi-eagle rounds. One event with eagles. One hole conquered. Maximum efficiency, minimum repetition. The eagle board looked like a post-apocalyptic wasteland, and Malachi emerged victorious by default, clutching their lone bird like it's the last helicopter out of Saigon.

Season's over, champ. You threaded that tunnel shot exactly once and rode it to glory. Now go find another league where you can expand your eagle repertoire beyond "that one time at Hole 12." reluctant fist bump Will they strike twice, or was this Ferris's perfect day—singular, unrepeatable, and somehow legendary? The VHS tracking issues in my tank suggest: probably the latter.