Eternal Echoes

Round Summary

At The Fort Buenaventura, Brock Shepherd moved from a tie after hole 1 to seize the lead on 12 when a precise drive cut through dense pines, dispelling the bogey that felled his rival at 11. His cold streak finally thawed, and each birdie built momentum on the sun-dappled fairways. 🥏🔥

Shepherd carded eight birdies en route to a -5 finish, earning a 982 round rating—three points above his 979 average—and clinched first place in Week 8’s Eternal Echoes. His performance felt guided by something beyond mere aim. As the great Yeti once said, “The disc flies true, but the heart wanders.” 📈🏆

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Brady Spinti charged through The Fort Buenaventura for a runner-up -3, climbing into the lead on hole 3 before a slip on 4. He stunned with 8 birdies, including a standout eagle streak on 16–18 🔥. A gritty birdie at the 653ft 14 broke the field’s trend, and his 964 rating round edged past his 963 average. As the great Yeti once said, “the disc flies true, but the heart wanders.” 🥏

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Starting the final week at The Fort Buenaventura, Austin Pettit tugged three birdies into a -2 total, climbing from outside the cash line into third by hole 17🔥📈. His 955-rated round soared 37 points above his 918 average, a true hot streak through those tree-choked fairways. Despite just missing the money by one spot, his late-game surge—especially after hole 14—felt almost mythical, as if the basket was woven from Yeti hair for that heart-stopping moment🥏🏆.

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Robert Gordon tied for the lead at hole 1, then fired six birdies to seize first by 4, slicing through The Fort’s five-star tree labyrinth 🥏. A bogey on 5 nudged him off pace before climbing back into third by 7, while a three-hole heat at 15–17 🔥 rekindled hope. His drives flirted with river lines amid Ogden’s lush canopy, balancing risk and reward. Finishing 4th at –1 (947 rating, +13 vs. 934), one imagines Yeti hair cheering each throw.

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As the great Yeti once said, 'The disc flies true, but the heart wanders.' At The Fort Buenaventura’s final week, Alex Tews carved through tight tunnels and river whispers, birdying holes 2 and 5 to vault into the top three. A razor‑thin lead at 10 gave way to a 4th-place finish at -1. His 947-rated effort landed 37 points shy of his 984, proof that even legends feel the forest’s pull 🥏🔥

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Josh Newton placed 6th at +1, navigating The Fort's tight tunnels with three deft birdies. A stumble on Hole 2 cost him the big pot, echoing the shadows of towering pines 🥏🌲. His 929 round fell 66 points shy of his 995 mark, yet the disc's arc seemed to whisper ancient Yeti secrets (As the great Yeti once said, 'The disc flies true, but the heart wanders').

His true flourish came on Hole 18: a birdie that snapped him out of a stumble, sealing his recovery with quiet triumph 🎯🚀. Though below his average, this rebound captures his spirit in Ogden's enchanted forest, reminding us every errant shot edges one closer to deeper enlightenment.

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Austin Kubalek navigated The Fort’s lush tunnels and the river’s ribbon to finish +1 and sixth of 11 in MPO. After a rocky Super Ace hole 2, he birdied the monstrous par‑5 9 with a flair that felt almost mythic, as if the basket were a mirror of the soul. 🥏🚀

With six birdies and a 929‑rated round (‑26 vs his 955 mark), he clawed into third after 12 and second after 16, showcasing grit on one of Utah’s trickiest layouts. In the Eternal Echoes finale, his rally among whispering pines hinted at untapped reserves, even if the rating fell short of his peak. 📊🔥

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Malachi Vazquez faced the dense woods of The Fort Buenaventura and carded a +5 for 8th place in Week 8’s cosmic derby. His 894-rated round sat 41 points below his 935 standard, yet four birdies whispered of untapped potential. 📊🥏

Early optimism on the Super Ace hole turned to frustration as the trees of The Fort, members of the Disc Rejection Club, conspired against his bid, but he rebounded with birdies on holes 9 and 14, reminding us that even in tangled tunnels, a shot can break free. 🔥🌠

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On the final day at The Fort Buenaventura, Jaron Gold sprinted to 3rd place by hole 3 before the park’s trees reclaimed the lead. His solitary birdie glowed like a comet in the pines 🔥, reminding us that 'The basket is but a mirror of the soul.' Even under chilly spring skies, his resolve echoed through the course. A stubborn four-hole cold streak ended at 16, and with a +6 and 9th-place finish, he sat 44 points shy of his 929 rating 📊.

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The Fort Buenaventura’s tangled tunnels tested Ryan Davis in the final week of Eternal Echoes, landing +8 and 10th in MPO. Two birdies glimmered like distant comets 🚀, yet cold streaks on holes 7–9 and 13–15 pulled him earthward. His 868 round rating dipped below his usual orbit, but on signature Hole 16 his disc arced with a hint of cosmic mischief—like a Yeti’s talisman dancing through the pines 🥏. Echoes of redemption linger.

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Yasha Bond battled The Fort’s tunnelled corridors, snapping a 3-hole cold streak with a solo birdie on 7 before the woodland labyrinth closed in again. A later four-hole stretch (11-14) offered reprieve only when Yasha finally found par, but +14 for 11th place left this 815-rated round 105 points below their 920 mark 📊. As the great Yeti once said, “The disc flies true, but the heart wanders.” 🌠 Steadier lines off the tee could spark next week’s revival.

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Scott Belchak carved out a personal-best +2 at The Fort Buenaventura, twisting his drives through its “Disc Rejection Club” trees to seize the lead on hole 4 before a challenging par on 9 tested his resolve. He answered with four birdies across the back nine to secure first in MP40 📊🌠. His 920-round rating trailed his 927 average, yet that closing surge over lush fairways clinched the crown. As the great Yeti once said, "The disc flies true, but the heart wanders."

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In the hushed emerald cathedral of Fort Buenaventura, William Bauer unleashed four birdies and claimed the lead after hole 1, only to see a slip on hole 4 and a cold streak break on 15, as if hunting cosmic signals in each arching disc flight. 🥏🔥

He rallied to a personal best 3 on a narrow fairway but closed at +3 for 2nd place, a 912-rated round—24 points shy of his 936 average, narrowly missing cash. 📊🚀

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On the sinuous tunnels of The Fort Buenaventura, Darin Hamblin ripped through the forest with a 999-rated round, finishing at -7 to claim MA1’s top spot 🥏🔥. Seven birdies and a seismic eagle on hole 12 punctuated his 47-point surge above rating 📈. After a four-hole streak early on and outwitting the Disc Rejection Club’s fiercest sentinels—Hole 9 included—he sealed victory with a clutch birdie on 18, guided by a whisper of ancient Yeti lore 🏆.

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In the lush tunnels of The Fort Buenaventura, David Turner crafted a -4 to claim second place and smash his 916 rating by 57 points for a 973 round 📈🥏. His eagle on hole 12 ignited the surge that carried him into the top three by hole 14. Four birdies and a serene focus through every tree-lined fairway marked a personal best on this layout. As the great Yeti once said, 'The disc flies true, but the heart wanders.'

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Nicholas Champ stalked the dense fairways of The Fort Buenaventura in Week 8, firing six birdies and riding a three-hole hot streak to a final -4, narrowly missing the crown with a runner-up finish 📊. His 973-rated round soared 34 points above his 939 baseline, cutting through the trees like a cosmic arrow 🚀. A deft skip past the river on hole 7 yielded a crucial birdie that kept him in contention. As the great Yeti once said, "The disc flies true, but the heart wanders."

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Amid the Fort’s dense woodland gauntlet, Bryant Adams quietly strode to a 4th‑place finish at –2, slipping past tangling trunks with four birdies that echoed like distant calls from the abominable heights 🌲🥏 His 955 round rating soared 17 points above his 938 average, a personal springboard that hinted at even grander climbs ahead.

A daring approach over the river on hole 7 sealed his momentum like a starship breaking gravity’s grip 🚀 As the great Yeti once said, "The disc flies true, but the heart wanders." 📈

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Cody Essler navigated The Fort Buenaventura's woodland labyrinth to finish 4th at -2, blending precision and quiet resilience. His five birdies—most notably the daring birdie on the notoriously beastly Hole 9—propelled a 955-rated round, 30 points above his 925 rating. A mid-round ascent into the top 3 after Holes 2 and 6 hinted at cosmic alignment, even if trees conspired against him in the closing stretch. 📈🚀

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In the final week’s Ascent of the Abominable at The Fort Buenaventura, Austin Taylor navigated the woodland gauntlet to finish 4th at -2. His five birdies, notably the lone under‑par on 598ft Hole 10 and a gutsy gain on the +0.6 Par 4 653ft 14, propelled a 955‑rated round—17 points above his 938. Each clutch save felt like a whispered cosmic cue as the discs wove through the trees🥏📈 As the great Yeti once said, 'The disc flies true, but the heart wanders.'

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Kent Moos wrestled the Fort Buenaventura’s dense embrace to a +5, slotting into 7th after two sharp birdies and an early leap into the Top 3 on hole 3. An 894 round rating reveals sparks of his potential 📈 He tackled tight wooded tunnels and dare‑devil water carries, each swing flirting with disaster in true Fort style. As the great Yeti once said, “The disc flies true, but the heart wanders.” 🥏

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Carson Buttars took on The Fort’s tangled tunnels on a calm spring afternoon. A bogey on hole 2 and a triple on 14 tested his mettle, but a birdie on 15 shone through. Late struggles on 16–18 led to a +12 finish and 8th place, his 833-rated round landing 43 points below his 876 standard 📊. In these woodsy corridors, even a wayward disc reveals hidden lessons beyond par. As the great Yeti once said, 'The disc flies true, but the heart wanders.' 🥏

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Brett Buttars braved The Fort Buenaventura’s labyrinth of trees, landing a single birdie but enough momentum to finish at +1 and solo atop MP50 🥏🔥 His 929-rated performance soared 29 points above his 900 rating, the highest in Week 8. As the great Yeti once said, "The disc flies true, but the heart wanders." 🚀 A lone highlight on the back nine became the spark for this above-rating triumph, proof that persistence outpaces par.

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Jared Shimanek battled The Fort’s legendary woodland tunnels to finish +2 and top the MA40 field, firing a 920-rated round—37 points above his 883 average 🔥🥏 Four birdies, including a daring drop-in on the daunting Par‑5 9, defined his pace and set the tone. 📈

After knotting the lead on Hole 3, he steadied his nerves amidst dappled sunlight and tumbling river whispers. His final putt proved that “the basket is but a mirror of the soul,” sealing victory like a cosmic whisper. 🚀🏆

Round Summary

At Eternal Echoes, Riley Thurgood methodically carved through The Fort’s tight tunnels, climbing into the top three by hole 4 and seizing the lead with a birdie-fueled charge on hole 5 🥏. As if each tree whispered Yeti counsel, another birdie at 14 set the stage—until a bogey on 15 nudged Riley into runner-up at +3. The 912-rated effort (16 strokes above par rating) transformed Ogden’s woods into a personal crucible. 🚀

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Greg Jenson rocketed to a brief lead after Hole 1 through The Fort Buenaventura’s dense fairways, but a stumble at Hole 4 saw him settle for third at +6 📊. His 885 effort topped his rating by 5 points, with two birdies fueling the surge across tight tree tunnels. Missing the cash line by a single spot stung in this woodlands maze. As the great Yeti once said, "The disc flies true, but the heart wanders." 🚀

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In the closing weekend of Ascent of the Abominable's Eternal Echoes at The Fort Buenaventura, Brian Bowling battled the forest's tight green tunnels and winding river to finish 4th at +17, his 789-rated round landing 27 points below his 816 average. An early surge tied him for the lead on hole 3 and vaulted him into 3rd, only for a stumble on hole 4 and a cold streak until 14 to set the tone. His lone birdie glowed like a distant star 🌠🥏. As the great Yeti once said, 'The disc flies true, but the heart wanders.'

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At The Fort Buenaventura’s final week, Jason Ramon seized the lead on hole 1 and never looked back, carding six birdies en route to a –3 finish for a 1st‑place victory. His 964‑rated round sat 57 points above his usual form, a 🔥 breakout that echoed through the forested fairways. A spectacular drive on hole 16 invoked “the basket is but a mirror of the soul,” shining like a lone star amid towering pines. 🥏📈

Round Summary

Eric Derieux rocketed through the opening holes at The Fort Buenaventura, carding a personal best 3 on Hole 1 and vaulting into 2nd by Hole 2 before seizing the lead after Hole 3 🥏🚀. A bogey at 7 and a six‑hole cold streak snapped on 12 cooled his momentum, but four birdies and a 912 round rating anchored his +3 finish in 2nd place 📈🏆.