Twisted Pines

Round Summary

At Twisted Pines, Beacon Hill’s wind-whipped fairways bore witness to Baylor Sandberg’s masterclass, firing seven birdies en route to first place at –4 and a new course personal best. He ripped the open front nine before plunging into the Outback Nine’s gnarled oak thickets, scrawling lone sub-par strikes on the Brood’s par-3 gauntlet—holes 3, 4, 6, 12 and 14—each a stealth assault on the course’s most treacherous haunts. His 925-rated round sat 32 points shy of his 957 tag. 🔥💨

Round Summary

In the windswept wilds of Beacon Hill, Derik Thomas carved out a -1 finish to claim victory, edging 25 points over his 870 rating and posting an impressive 895-round 📈. A late lead shift at hole 13 turned the tide, and he alone tamed the beast of hole 16 with the sole birdie in Monster Hunters 🎯. Five birdies punctuated a round that felt more like a raid on the paranormal—quiet determination among the trees delivered the win.

Round Summary

The Rocky Mountain gusts of Twisted Pines turned hole 6 into a birdie-eating behemoth, but Josh Rowberry clawed out three birdies on the open front nine, a glimmer before the Outback drew him into the woods 🥏. After tying for the lead on hole 1, mid-round momentum collapsed with bogeys at 5 and 14 and a cold streak from 14–17, dropping him to 2nd at +8—just shy of the cash line. His 805-round rating matched his season mark, a steady pulse in Beacon Hill’s twisted woods 💨.

Round Summary

In a round worthy of legend, Shawn Hastings seized the lead on hole 1 and never looked back, taming Beacon Hill’s gusty fairways with a clutch birdie and firing an 875-rated performance—53 points above his baseline 📈. Through the front nine’s wide-open terrain, he read the wind like an old case file and posted a +1 to claim first place 🥏.

A misstep at the Super Ace hole on 10 nearly rattled his focus, but Hastings steadied himself in the Outback Nine’s wooded gauntlet to lock in a personal best on this layout. There’s no such thing as a routine drive when you’re hunting monsters, kid 👹.

Round Summary

Ronnie Higley wrestled Beacon Hill’s shifting winds like a seasoned detective turning clues into birdies 🥏🔥. He nailed the only under-par strikes on holes 13 and 18, solitary victories echoing in The Brood. A lead seized on 17 went dark with a bogey on 26, leaving him +2 and second, just outside the cash line. In MA2’s three-player gauntlet, he topped his 857 PDGA mark by eight points, proving this was no ordinary hunt.

Round Summary

Jarom Youngblood wrestled Beacon Hill’s gusty fairways and the birdie‐mauling hole 6, carding a +13 for 3rd in MA2. His sole birdie 🔥 shone briefly against a 755‐rated round that fell short of his season’s average.💨

The CTP at 18 snarled like a hidden beast, costing him a stroke and the prize, while a three‐hole cold skid on 24–26 froze momentum. Even veteran hunters must bow to the course’s darker corners.🥏

Round Summary

Andrew Nemelka emerged victorious at +1, fending off rivals in a race of shifting shadows. His silvered putter—seems ordinary, but forged to fell beasts—pulled through for the only birdie at hole 8, a showdown moment under Highland’s gusts 🥏📈. He set a front-nine Personal Best on hole 1, shaving strokes off his usual pace.

On the wooded back nine he stalked every line like a veteran gumshoe, sealing his lead at 17 with steely precision. His 875-round rating slipped below his 883 average, but his clutch performance kept the monsters at bay—never trust a par to be just a par when the course fights back 💨🎯.

Round Summary

Jordan Lucero opened Twisted Pines tying for the lead through two holes as gusts whipped across Beacon Hill Park 💨🥏, nailing the sole birdie on the fearsome hole 10 for a two-birdie round.
A late bogey on 17 cost them the lead and sealed a +3 score for second in MA3, yielding an 855 round rating just shy of their 857 average. They also notched a personal-best layout record with that opening three holes 🔥. After all, there’s no such thing as a routine drive when you’re hunting monsters, kid.

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In the windswept Twisted Pines at Beacon Hill, Mckade Sudweeks battled a +7 finish for 3rd place, narrowly missing the cash line by a whisker. A 2-birdie surge and a new course record (round rating 815) glinted like moonlight on silver stakes. Their stranglehold faltered on hole 11—forest shadows snuffed a shared lead—then a cold streak snapped at 16. No routine drive when you’re hunting monsters, kid. 💨🥏

Round Summary

Skirting the sentinel trees of Beacon Hill Park, Timothy Scholle bulldozed to an even-par triumph, torching 8 birdies and pocketing two aces on holes 20 and 27 ⚡🥏. After fending off a brutal gust on hole 4, he ripped back with a lone birdie on hole 5 and seized the lead for good at 11.

He notched a career-best 885-rated round—53 points over his linchpin 832 rating—driving home victory in MA4. That blessed silver putter glinted under the Highland wind, delivering a monster finish 📈

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Jake Robb arrived at Twisted Pines on May 2, battling Beacon Hill’s gusty fairways for a +1 that secured 2nd in MA4. Three sharp birdies and an 875 round rating translated to a +76 surge above his 799 baseline, a new personal best amidst sunlit pines 📊💨.

Lead swings on holes 1, 16, and 24 kept him on edge as discs whispered through sentinel oaks. His ascent felt almost supernatural—each drive cut crosswinds like a silver arrow bound by ancient hunter rites. There’s no such thing as a routine drive when you’re hunting monsters, kid 🥏🔥

Round Summary

In the biting Highland gusts of Beacon Hill Park, Skyler Hall held steady for third in MA4 at +3, just one stroke from the cash line. A pair of aces on holes 20 and 22 lit the back nine like flares in a midnight field 🔥🥏, while that sole birdie on 18 stood as the only under-par strike among all hunters. His 855-rated round matched his PDGA equivalent mark, but faltering on 11 and 25 hinted at lurking shadows in the trees. There’s no such thing as a routine drive when you’re hunting monsters.

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On the windswept fairways of Beacon Hill, Devin Hall battled gusts to post +13, securing fourth in MA4 with a 755 rating performance 📊💨. He roared into second on hole 4 after a string of steady drives.

The Outback woods proved ruthless: a bogey on 18 cost him the CTP prize, and a cold three-hole stretch (24–26) sealed his fate. That putt? Standard? Think again—his silver-forged bomber never lies 🥏🎯.

Round Summary

Conner Fleck took on Beacon Hill’s gusty front nine with grit, only to watch a five-hole cold streak through 11–15 nearly turn into a beast’s feast. 🥏🌬️ His back nine fight in the “Outback Nine” was valiant, but a +2 on the closing CTP hole stung like a cursed coin flip.

Finishing +20 in 5th, he posted a 684 round rating 📊—a hair below his season norm—but this detective knows better than to let one round define the hunt. 🎯