Betrayer's Revelation

Round Summary

Ethan Walker wove through Art Dye’s tight corridors, birdying 7 times to vault into the top three by five and snatch the lead on 14 with a laser drive that could've been scribed in those ancient scrolls of perfect flight. 🥏📈

After a 2-over stumble at nine, he rallied with a birdie on 10 that ignited a 3-hole hot streak (10–12), showcasing steel in the forest gauntlet. He closed out at -2 with a 970-rated round—26 points above his rating—for a winning romp. 🔥🏆

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Baylor Sandberg navigated Art Dye’s tangled fairways with poise, landing 4 birdies and finishing even par for a 2nd-place run. The lone sub-par on Hole 2 (Par 3, 364 ft, +0.6 avg) showed up like an arcane sigil blazing through the undergrowth 🥏🔥

They climbed into the top 3 at Hole 2, reclaimed the lead by Hole 13, and closed on a personal‑best pace despite a 949 round rating (8 points shy of 957). Consult your ancient scroll if you dare; Baylor’s round wrote its own chapter 🪐📊

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At Art Dye’s winding woodlands, Jared Lang climbed to third with a +1 finish, just off the cash bubble tied at the last payout line 🥏. A lightning‑fast birdie burst—including a personal‑best opener—had him swapping leads thrice by hole 8, before he settled into the podium. His 939 round rating trails his 953 career mark by 14 points, proving the forest still has lessons to teach 🪐. “I’ve seen clay golems with better form than that!”

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Round of ups and downs on Art Dye's forested battlefield saw Clayton Rackham fire five birdies to land at +1 and tie for third place 📈🥏.

After flirting with the cash line, Clayton surged into the top three on holes 13, 15 and again on 18, showcasing a late-round push that outpaced his 939 rating. “I’ve seen clay golems with steadier nerves,” Ezra mutters as Clayton’s clutch charge fell just short but hinted at bigger sparks ahead 🌠🔥

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At Art Dye’s wooded labyrinth, Malachi Vazquez conjured 4 birdies and a 939 round rating (+4 vs avg), sprinting into 2nd by Hole 2 and sharing the lead after 6 🥏🔥. Mature trees snatched at discs like a golem’s clay limbs, yet he threaded surgical lines through the canopy.

Patting his pocket as if summoning an ancient scroll on 6, he took a bogey on 7, rallied to retie on 8, but a misstep on 9 sent him to +1 and 3rd place—just beyond the cash bubble in this Golem’s gauntlet 📈🎯.

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Amid Art Dye’s woodland labyrinth of whispering trunks, Bobby Schneck stormed the fray: a bogey at 2 snapped into a share of the lead by 3, only to falter and then roar back with a birdie on 10 to reclaim P2. Five birdies in total—including the lone sub-par on 17—proved his mettle worthy of my ancient scroll 🥏. His +1 finish and 939 round rating, 16 above his 923 baseline, netted solo 3rd in this Golem Chronicles clash 📈.

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At Art Dye's labyrinth of pines, Austin Lott finished 7th at +2, spinning out three birdies 🚀 but posting a 929 rating (14 down from his 943 norm). His front nine wove promise and penalty, splitting a pair of birdies around key bogeys. The drop on hole 2, like a golem stumbling over its own clay, cost a potential share of the lead. Ezra even consulted his ancient scroll to roast that misstep—looks like someone needs to consult the ancient scrolls of proper putting technique! 🥏

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Fernando Cortez battled through Art Dye’s tangled fairways, finishing +4 in eighth place despite a lone birdie that briefly lit a spark 📉🥏. A miscue on the Super Ace hole felt like the Golem’s clay fist swatting his disc at the last moment, denying that big break.

His 909 round sits 29 points below his 938 rating—a blunt reminder that even sages must consult the ancient scrolls of proper putting technique! 🎯

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In a twisting forest gauntlet at Art Dye, Kenneth Oetker seized the solo podium in MP40 with a +3 finish, rallying from an early tie on hole 1 and capitalizing on a rival’s stumble at hole 2 to charge ahead by hole 4. Two birdies punctuated his charge, even as a 919-round rating sat 43 points below his norm. Despite the ancient trees’ magnetic grip on discs, he threaded the needles and walked out on top. Looks like someone needs to consult the ancient scrolls of proper putting technique! 🥏📊

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Chris Howk charged into Betrayer's Revelation at Art Dye bearing determination, wrestling narrow tree-lined lanes for par and patience. He traded the lead on hole 1 with Kenneth Oetker before a bogey at the Super Ace hole 5 shook his momentum—I've seen clay golems with better form than that! 📉🥏

Finishing tied for 2nd at +7, he dipped to an 878 round rating, seven points shy of his 885 average. A razor‑thin margin left him just outside the cash line 🔥🔍

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First-time competitor Marvin Atene navigated Art Dye’s tree-choked fairways to claim first in MP50, posting +7 over par and carding three birdies 📊🥏. Despite flashes of precision, his 878 round rating sat 24 points below his 902 PDGA mark, a reminder that even seasoned guardians face unruly woodlands.

Hole 5’s Super Ace gamble felt like wrestling a clay golem, costing him +1 par in dramatic fashion 🔥🎯. Looks like someone needs to consult the ancient scrolls of proper putting technique!

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Chris Fox surged through Art Dye’s labyrinth, sinking seven birdies en route to a grit-forged -4, blasting past his 927 rating by 63 points 📈🥏. That stumble at the Super Ace hole (5) forced me to consult my ancient scroll for better putting technique — dramatic as a golem’s clay fracturing. He seized the lead again on 17 and held fast, claiming first in MA1 with a 990-round rating proof that champions are forged in the forest.

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In a round framed by creeping pines and elusive tee markers, Kaden Mecham blistered through Art Dye’s tight corridors for seven birdies, climbing back into contention at holes 4, 10 and 12 before seizing the lead on 15. His final –4 pushed his round rating to 990, a +61 leap above his 929 standard. 🥏📈

When Kaden topped the last forest ridge, it felt like a clay golem stirring to life—ancient scroll consulted, precision unleashed. 🎯🏆

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Guy McAtee opened Week 7 by locking up a share of the lead on Hole 1 and threaded midranges through Art Dye’s tight oaks with four birdies. Amid a calm, dappled afternoon, each throw cut through shafts of light as he carved forced lines between trunks. His 980‑rated effort—25 points above his 955 baseline—propelled him to a -3 score and a 3rd-place spot after Hole 18. Legend says ancient scrolls would unfurl to chart his route through those pines, yet a clay golem would flinch at that late tee shot. 🎯📈

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Spencer Livsey carved through Art Dye’s twisting tree tunnels, carding seven birdies en route to a -2 that secured 4th in MA1. A surge into 2nd after hole 9 and a 3-hole hot streak (8–10) set the stage for a 970-rated round—25 points over his 945 rating. He even tied for the lead at 11, threading baskets like an ancient sigil in dappled sunlight. Looks like someone needs to consult the ancient scrolls of proper putting technique! 🎯🔥

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Bryant Adams threaded needles through Art Dye’s woodland maze for a 2-under 52, claiming 4th in MA1 with a 970-rated round—32 points above his 938 rating. 📈🥏
A trio of birdies on holes 10–12 sparked a charge that vaulted him into the top three by hole 11, even sharing the lead briefly before settling back. 🌠
Looks like someone needs to consult the ancient scrolls of clutch putting! 📜🎯

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At the labyrinthine Art Dye woods, with sun-dappled fairways teasing errant throws, Craig Bennett battled narrow lanes and sneaky trees, grinding out a lone birdie but then stumbling on the notorious Hole 5, coughing up +2 as if the golem’s clay hands swiped his disc away 🥏.

His +3 finish in 6th place translates to a 919 round rating, three shy of his 922 average 📊. While the course’s chaotic baskets keep players honest, this round reminds Craig the ancient scroll of redemption may need a few more chapters before he cracks its code.

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In a punishing forest at Art Dye, Josh Apple threaded four birdies through narrow lanes but battled a +5 that left him seventh in MA1. The dense trees chewed up metered fairways as Josh chipped out of trouble, turning each hole into a test of finesse 🥏📊

Despite a heroic downhill attempt that rivaled a Golem’s wobble, his 898-rated round sat 26 strokes shy of his 924 benchmark. Looks like someone needs to consult the ancient scrolls of proper putting technique! 🎯🔥

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Week 7 at Art Dye proved a slippery slope for Thomas Sautel, posting a +5 to land 7th in MA1 among eight. His 898 round rating fell 23 points shy of his 921 average, a stumble made obvious by a three-putt that might send him hunting ancient scrolls for answers 🥏.

Despite threading narrow fairways and battling downhill pins, a solitary birdie on hole 5 was his lone triumph—like wrestling a clay golem into submission only to watch it crumble. He’ll look to turn frustration into focus next Friday at Betrayer’s Revelation 📊.

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Clinton Atwater navigated the labyrinth of towering pines at Art Dye to claim top of MA50, finishing +12 on the day amidst shifting baskets and woodland whispers 🥏🌠. Consulting the ancient scroll, a solitary birdie shone like an arcane glyph, the lone highlight in a round rated 788, thirty-nine points shy of his 827 average 📊. Twice the forest’s tricks froze him—three-hole cold streaks on 1–3 and again 6–8—yet he steadied his form to secure victory, proving even a sage must wrestle through tangled roots before triumph 🎯.

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Riley Thurgood threaded five birdies through Art Dye’s cathedral of trees, delivering an even-par 54 and seizing a 1st-place finish in MA40 (2 players). A course personal best 📈 and a 922‑rated round (+26 vs. 896) turned every basket into a small triumph. After claiming the lead on hole 1, Riley tamed those sneaky, Force-pulling oaks like a clay golem under guidance of an ancient scroll—proof focused form outshines mystic mumbo jumbo every time. 🚀

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Clint Karren flirted with the lead after hole 1 🥏, only to see Art Dye’s trees conspire on hole 2 and drop into the chase. A blazing stretch of five birdies ignited a charge—by hole 13 he stormed ahead as if consulting ancient scrolls for precision 📈. His 911-rated round (23 points over his 888 rating) not only set a new personal best but clinched solo second at +1, proving that even golems bow to relentless focus.

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In the forest labyrinth of Art Dye, Jon White unleashed a patient assault to secure a -2 round and MA2 victory, threading 5 birdies like incantations under a canopy of trees that seemed to conspire against him. Each basket shift and deceptive downhill he navigated with calm precision, setting the early tone for a flawless front nine 🥏🔥

His 970-rated surge blasted 72 points past his 898, rewriting his own course lore with a new personal best and wresting the lead after hole 1. Amid the treacherous tech shots and squirrel-ambushed fairways, one drive cleaved the woods like ancient clay, sealing his momentum. Looks like someone needs to consult the ancient scrolls of proper putting technique! 📈🌠

Round Summary

Casey Turner opened with a flourish, carving three birdies on the technical Art Dye layout to vault into 3rd by hole 5 and notch a personal‐best mark on hole 1. Despite a cold streak through 12–14, their 919‐rated round edged above their 917 season standard 📈, finishing +3 for 2nd place in MA2 🥏. On Art Dye’s woodland lanes, threading needles became their crucible. “Looks like someone needs to consult the ancient scrolls of proper putting technique!”

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Brandon Voyles stormed out of the dense Art Dye woods with two early birdies, climbing into the lead by hole 3 as if the ancient scroll itself guided his throw 🥏. A three‑hole frost on 14–16 snapped his stride among capricious baskets, yet a final-drive spark on 18 reclaimed a podium spot at +6, just shy of the money. Missing the cash line by one spot stings, but his 888‑rated round underscores a season-long consistency that feels almost mystical 📈.

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At Art Dye’s tangled fairways, Alex Collings weathered a four-hole cold streak (5–8) before snapping back to climb into third place by hole 15 🚀. A +1 misstep on the infamous Super Ace hole couldn’t overshadow two clutch birdies and a round rating of 878—14 points above their 864 average 🔥. Finishing +7 and in fourth, Alex threaded needles through these ancient trees with poise 🥏.