The Baron Audits an Empty Fort ๐
adjusts headset Three contractors filed into the Fort Blue/Gold Mix for Fort Siege โ Week 4 of 9 โ in 66.6ยฐF rain and a 12.7 mph wind that made the cottonwood tunnels feel like a bad idea with a clipboard. This episode tightens the walls of the old palisade holes and stations the Enforcers over every short, technical shot looking for creative accounting, which is a lot of surveillance for a field that thinned from Week 3's five-division Ledger Open down to three cards and three solo ledgers.
One Man Per Division, No Witnesses ๐
The event's round of the day belonged to Stephen Marks, whose 828-rated loop in RAF Green ran 40 points above his 788 rating, set a personal best on this layout at +5, opened with a front nine three strokes better than his back, and rode a seven-hole par train from 10 through 16. Stephen Dunton bounced back from a double on 15 with a birdie on 16 in RAE Red, but his 852-rated round landed 33 points below his rating at 819, and Skyler Kunz carded +10 to pace RAD White. Three divisions, three empty chairs โ if you want a ledger that signs itself, stay home; if you want one with a witness, register.
Super Ace Escapes Another Audit ๐
No ace fell at Fort Siege, so the Super Ace Pot rolls on untouched. Three contributors added $6.00 this event, pushing the balance from $1,990.00 to $1,996.00, which means the league's bonus pool keeps building for whoever finally parks one โ sponsor-backed suspense with a running total that's starting to look less like a side pot and more like a reason to show up.
The Course Fund Wants Its Cut ๐
Fort Siege raised $1.50 through the league's per-player registration contribution, nudging The Fort Course Fund to $857.77 of its $1,000.00 goal โ 86% funded, with $142.23 still outstanding. That's real money going back into the property these contractors keep testing, so if you want to push the ledger over the line, the course fund page takes it from here.
Bring Your Receipts, Contractors ๐
The Baron's treaty gets enforced one week at a time, and a three-card Week 4 leaves the standings wide open for anyone willing to sign terms next Tuesday. The next chapter is Audit Check โ Week 5, same Fort Blue/Gold Mix โ where random spot checks hit the cards and the discovery prompts a full-scale reassessment of what this course is actually worth to the ledger. 
Register at /LeagueEvents/Register?leagueEventId=1768 before the Enforcers start asking why your name isn't on the sheet. And yes, we're running spot-check audits on scorecards at a disc golf league โ somewhere a compliance officer just felt a chill and doesn't know why.