Week 7 · Grey Cloak - Monday @ Creekside Park
Mon, Oct 26 · 7:00 AM – 5:20 PM · $5.50 buy-in
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Ace Pot
$538.41
Super Ace $3,000
Registration open · Closes Mon, Oct 26
Last tee time at 5:20 PM
Flippy says
Wk 7/9: Morrison Circle at Creekside! 🎉 Protective Netting FUNDED! Ace pot $538+ (min $50 gtd by ElevateUT). Flex start Mon 7a-5:20p. Late joiners welcome! ⚖️🛡️
Week 7 · Morrison Circle
Play moves to the tightest section of the course. The 'Morrison Circle' is a proving ground where only the purest throws survive. The community bands together to restore the course markings.
The Council's session is drawing to a close, and the Morrison Circle is the final proving ground before the Recess. Week 7 of 9, and the sandstone monument is watching to see whose throws are pure enough to pass judgment.
Welcome back to the booth, where the Grey Cloak Wardens are deep into their seasonal session at Creekside Park. This is the oldest permanent course in the state, laid out in 1982 by the father of the modern game, and the sandstone monument to the inventor of the disc stands as the Council's seat. Old power, old rules, and a creek that has filed more disc disappearance reports than the Jordan River Clerk has paperwork.
This week is the Morrison Circle, the tightest section of the course where 'only the purest throws survive.' Translation: don't shank it into the water. The chalk circles have been redrawn, the brass lanterns lit, and the Wardens are eyeing each other for any sign of unsanctioned magic. It's all very dramatic for a bunch of people throwing plastic at chains, but I'm just the narrator, so I'll file my observations accordingly.
A small price for a chance at glory, a larger price if you're the one who has to retrieve a disc from the Russian olive bushes. The Mortal Crime Baron handles the economics so the supernatural factions don't have to get their hands dirty. Consider it a tithe to the game itself.
The current ace pot stands at a healthy $538.41, and it's growing every week. No aces were recorded last week, which means the pot is getting fatter and the tension is getting thicker. Someone's due.
Note: If the pot ever looks 'stuck' at a certain amount, that's because ElevateUT Disc Golf, our league platform, guarantees a minimum $50 payout. The displayed pot can sit at the guarantee until contributions exceed it. And if the guarantee kicks in, the top-up is credited to the winner's Bonus Account—registration-only, not withdrawable to PayPal or the disc shop. It's all very bureaucratic, which fits the theme perfectly.
Choose your own card and your own start time. It's a 'flex start' because the Council knows its Wardens have day jobs. The season runs through November 9th, and the final decrees are already being drafted.
The league is split into two philosophical camps. The Steel Inquisition (RPA, RAH, RAD) is the rigid arm of the Council, enforcing the Seven Laws with cold precision. They view every stroke as a motion that must be filed correctly. The Chalk Dissent (RAE, RAF, RAG) is the chaotic energy of the creek corridor, the Accused and the unfiled motions, using ephemeral chalk magic to defy the rigid order. One side files motions, the other spray-paints them. Both are equally likely to blame a bad round on a curse from a rival faction.
As we head into the final stretch, the standings are taking shape. Malachi Vazquez leads the RPA division with 315 points, a commanding position that suggests either exceptional skill or a very good lawyer. Chris Fox tops RAH with 344 points, and Kent Moos holds RAD at 219.
But the real story is the movers. Skyler Kunz jumped two spots in RAD, and Stephen Dunton did the same in RAE. Chris Norman is creeping up in RPA. These are the Wardens who are making their move before the Council Recess. If you're not in the top 5, the door's still open, but the trial is reaching its verdict.
This league runs because of the community. A sincere thank you to ElevateUT Disc Golf, our 501(c)(3) non-profit facilitator, for growing the sport through quality venues and events—and for guaranteeing that ace pot. Thanks also to Another Round Salt Lake City for supporting local disc golf as our retail partner. And to FL!PT Leagues for providing the unnecessarily dramatic platform that makes all this possible. Now go throw a disc.
The Council is still in session. The sandstone remembers. See you at Creekside.
The $3.00 platform fee is the only amount here set by ElevateUT Disc Golf. Prize pools, side games, the director's share and any course or community amounts are set by this league's Tournament Director. The PDGA fee is the PDGA's own per-player fee.
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Grey Cloak - Monday @ Creekside Park
