Scavenger Scramble

Navigating the dense Art Dye woods, Fernando Cortez locked in a -5, claiming first place by threading 6 birdies through the trees. He blasted his 933 rating sky-high, dropping a 967-rated performance (+34!) 🚀🥏

A tie early on kept hearts racing until hole 12, where he seized the lead with a downhill arrow shot that felt like an orbital insertion—every disc a meteor strike 🔥 Personal best on this layout and a masterclass in tactical ferocity under pressure.

In the wasteland of Art Dye’s technical tree-jungle, Owen Millet unleashed a personal-best -4, slipping to solo second and missing the cash line by one. He threaded needles on the narrow fairways, seized the lead after holes 7 and 10, then ignited holes 9–11 with a three-birdie streak 🔥 (including the only par-buster on 9 🎯). His 8-birdie onslaught earned a 956 round rating (+4 over his 952), marking his sharpest hunt yet.

Shawn Hansen blasted through Art Dye’s technical fairways, carding eight birdies on his way to a -7 and the MP40 title, shooting a 991-rated round—20 points above his baseline and a new course personal best. He seized sole possession of the lead on hole 8 and never looked back, threading needles past magnetic trees and shifting baskets. 🚀🥏

A clutch birdie on the 298-ft 13th and that four-hole hot streak set the tone. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival! 📊🏆

Scott Belchak navigated Art Dye's tight fairways for a -5 to claim 2nd in MP40. He racked up 6 birdies, each like slaying mutant scorpions in a dingy bunker, and posted a 967 round rating—41 points above his 926 average—to notch a personal best. He fell just outside the cash line by a stroke in a razor-thin finish. Tie for the lead after hole 1 lit his early fire 🔥. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival! 🎯

In the tangled lanes of Art Dye, John Ashworth wrestled the trees into submission, carding an even-par 54 to nab 3rd place 🥏🏆. His lone birdie on the notorious Hole 13 (tough par 3) was a show-stealer 🎯, and though his 910 rating sat 5 points below his 915 average, he locked in strategic mid-range lines throughout 💨📊. Remember, it’s not just about the discs, it’s about the MIND GAMES!

Paul Webster battled through Art Dye’s tangled woods to finish 4th at +4, about 37 points shy of his 900 rating—those mature trees seemed part of a grand wasteland plot to claim his discs 🥏🌳.

His lone birdie on hole 5 snapped the cold run after hole 3 like breaking a mutant scorpion’s grip 🔥. In a course where every throw feels like a battle, Paul kept the fight alive despite the dip 📊. Heading into week 3, he’ll be scoping out those shifting tee positions and plotting a comeback.

During the Scavenger Scramble at Art Dye’s hidden-tee labyrinth, Marvin Atene tackled the dense, tree-choked fairways to finish +4 (58) and top MP50 alone 📊. He sank 4 birdies, and despite a round rating of 863 (-37 off his 900), he unlocked a fresh personal best on this ruthless layout 🎯.

On the downhill signature hole, his drive blazed past oaks like a comet 🚀. He quipped the ever-shifting baskets must be part of a lost-disc conspiracy 🔥.

From the first tee at Art Dye’s tangled woods, Chris Fox unleashed a personal-best -2 round, threading 5 birdies through the forest to come out on top 🥏📈. A share of the lead after hole 1 gave way to others stumbling, but Fox stayed steady, edging past Kaden Mecham with a nerve-shattering birdie on 18 to clinch MA1. His 933 rating marks a point above his norm, proving every throw truly is a battle for survival! 🔥🎯

Trace James blazed through Art Dye with a -2 personal best, threading needles in the woods 🥏. He climbed into third on hole 2 and snatched the lead by hole 7, even as the trees seemed to plot against each shot. A slip on 13 dropped him from the top, but he stormed back on 17 like an enemy fortress assault 🔥. His 933 rating (+2) underlines a peak performance that clinched 1st in MA1.

In the dense Art Dye maze, Nate Dale navigated 7 birdies and a gutsy bounce-back on Hole 3 to claim third at -1, a new personal best on this layout 📈. Despite a rough Hole 2, Nate zeroed in like a wasteland sharpshooter, edging just below his 927 rating. With baskets as fickle as mutant scorpions, he threaded trees and thermals alike, proving his tactics keep heating up in Week 2 🚀.

In the Scavenger Scramble opener at Art Dye’s short-but-sassy 18-hole, Kaden Mecham rocketed into a tie for the lead after Hole 1 and carved out birdies on the brutal Par 3 #2 and #13, threading a needle like disarming a landmine 🎯🔥. I half-suspect the trees are in on a disc-thieving cabal.

A late bogey on 18 nudged him back to third with a -1, a 921 tour-rating 📊📈 that sits 14 points below his PDGA mark. He held ground in a tight MA1 pack. Every throw is a battle for survival!

Zack White tore through Art Dye’s short-but-sassy par 54 crucible, threading tight corridors under a dappled forest canopy. He tied the lead on hole 1 with a laser hyzer before a slip on two knocked him off the top. He sank four birdies 🔥—his par-3 13 hero shot sliced through the conifers with uncanny precision 🎯.

Finishing +1 and fifth in MA1, his 898-rated effort sat 20 points shy of his 918 benchmark. Despite slots near the back of the pack, it marked one of his hotter scrambles yet 🏃‍♂️. Even a whisper of the lost-disc conspiracy radioed through his strategy notes 🚀.

Nicholas Jennings tacked on +7 over par to finish 6th in MA1, firing an 828-rated round (−65 off his 893) on Art Dye’s pin-hungry lanes. He snagged a lone birdie on 8 and set a personal best for the course despite the woods gobbling discs 🥏📊

A missed bogey on hole 4 stalled momentum, and a three-hole cold streak to close sent him scrambling. Even wasteland warriors have off days—remember, every throw is a battle for survival! 🔥🥶

Clinton Atwater seized the top spot in MA50 at Afterburn @ Art Dye with a +2 finish (par 54), threading three birdies through the arbor corridors like a tactical strike 🔥 His 869-rated round sat 50 points above his 819 rating, setting a personal-best layout record 📈 All achieved amid shifting tees and elusive forest traps, a stumble on the “Super Ace” hole cost him the big pot but this surge cements his calculated grit.

At Art Dye’s dense woodland crucible, Randy Lee unleashed a personal best of 34, punctuating his opening stretch with a lone birdie that threaded the needle beneath the canopy 🥏🌲. Beneath the dappled light, even a mid-round reprieve felt like a brief refuge.
By hole 5, the forest struck back—14 bogeys stung like mutant scorpions on his +34 card, yet a 516 rating hints at a breakout looming. He tops MA40 by default, but every scorecard writes its own survival saga. Remember, it’s not just about the discs, it’s about the MIND GAMES! 🚀📊

In the Scavenger Scramble at Art Dye, Aaron Prestgard carved through the wooded maze to finish 3 under and solo 1st in MA2 🚀📈. Despite Art Dye’s shifting baskets and a canopy of conspiracies, he seized the lead by hole 3 and notched five birdies en route to a 944-rated round—26 points beyond his 918. A clutch birdie on hole 18 reclaimed the lead in epic style.

Blake Smith stormed early, knotting the lead after hole 1 and unleashing a Hole 2 birdie that split the forest like a raider’s charge. A bogey on 4 threatened his grip, but clutch par saves propelled him back into first by hole 8. 🔥 🥏

His -3 finish not only clinched victory but marked a course personal best alongside a 944 round rating, outpacing his previous rounds. Even when the trees seemed to conspire against him, he threaded the needle through Art Dye’s chaos with surgical precision. 📈 ⚡

At Art Dye, Eric Pearson charged out in Week 2’s Scavenger Scramble, grabbing a share of the lead on Hole 1 before settling into 3rd with +4 🥏. A lone birdie sparked a brief blaze, but the trees fought back like mutant sentinels in that epic downhill duel 🔥. His 863-rated round sat 23 points below his 886 mark, yet climbs into the Top 3 on Holes 4, 8, and 18 showcased his grit. Even Raven suspects those shifting baskets hide a secret radroach stash.

Brett Lewis battled the Art Dye woods to snag 3rd place in MA2 with a +4, threading two birdies through the dense foliage 🥏. A personal best of 4 on this layout set the tone as he climbed into third by hole 5 and held the line on 16 📈. His 863-rated effort sat 24 points below his 887 PDGA rating 📊, but his resilient play in the Scavenger Scramble showcased strategic poise around Art Dye’s sneaky baskets 🚀. Remember, it’s not just about the discs, it’s about the MIND GAMES!

Brandon Voyles navigated Art Dye’s wooded maze with grit, climbing into 3rd on hole 6 before winding up 5th at +8. Two birdies and an 817-round rating show he hovered near form, threading needles through those magnetic trees. 📈🥏

After a double-bogey on 16, he pulled off a reactor-like rebound with the lone birdie on 17, pulling himself back from the brink. One might suspect hidden agendas behind those shifting baskets, but he kept his focus and fought on. 🚀🔥

Kieran Buhler kicked off on fire, locking a share of the lead after hole 1 before a bogey on hole 2 knocked him back into the chase. A gritty climb to 3rd by hole 3 showed promise, but a cold three-hole stretch ending on 9 tested his mettle. After a +2 stumble on 13, he surged with a birdie on 14 to stem the tide. His 782-rated round sits 81 points under his 863 standard, leaving room for recovery 🚀🥏 In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival!

Kevin Harrison navigated the dense fairways of Art Dye to clinch MA3 gold at –2, setting a new personal best 🔥🎯 Tied for lead through hole 6, he then unleashed sole birdies on the treacherous 7th, 8th, and 9th pars to pull clear. His 916-rated round showed uncanny precision in a course that seems to rearrange its tees at will. Remember, it’s not just about the discs, it’s about the mind games!

At Art Dye’s scrappy Scavenger Scramble, Simon Matteson stormed through the woods, posting a +1 to finish second and vaulting his round rating to 881—51 points above his 830 average 📈. He grabbed a lone birdie and tied the lead through holes 1 and 3 in a shin-dig that felt like threading a disc through a sniper’s nest 🥏. A personal best on this layout hints at more firepower to come. Mind games? Maybe those trees really are plotting…

Kelly Hall carved out two birdies 🥏—including the lone drop on hole 2—on a day the woods clamped down hard, finishing +11 and nipping at the cash line in third place. Despite a 763 round rating, 77 points shy of her 840 benchmark, she locked in a course personal best layout score. Rumor has it she even suspected the trees of conspiring with the baskets. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival! 📊

Out of the gate at Art Dye Disc Golf Park, Jeff Durfey carved through the woodland arteries to lock in a new course PB, finishing at +15 and matching a 716 PDGA-equivalent rating that edges above his usual groove. Early confidence on hole 0 met a wild Super Ace gamble on hole 1 (1-over), proving every throw is a high-stakes gambit in the wasteland. The final six holes, however, bit back—bogeys from 13–18 felt like fending off a mutant scorpion swarm, nudging him down to 4th in MA3. Still, this round cements his mental edge and raw accuracy 🥏📈

In the dense lanes of Art Dye, Blake Heath unleashed a round of 21 (+21) to forge a new personal best on this layout, earning a 646 round rating—📈 his sharpest performance under a cathedral of trees. Despite a Super Ace struggle on Hole 1 and shifting baskets, he threaded needles like a wasteland scout, every throw a small victory. 🎯

A late cold streak from 14–18 cost groove and a 5th-place finish, but the data shows real strides. And just once, I might suspect the squirrels were in cahoots with the course designers…🥏

Erik Hansen locked down 1st in MA4 at Afterburn’s Scavenger Scramble, navigating Art Dye’s tree tunnels with ruthless precision. He set a course personal best of +5 🥏 and snagged the lone birdie on hole 1, threading the 212 ft needle like a veteran scavenger 🚀.

Despite nerves on hole 5, Erik bounced back with a birdie on 6, finishing with an 834 rating (−11 off his 845 average) 📊. A round that proves survival instincts beat raw power every time.