Savage Awakening

Round Summary

Right from tee pad one, Malachi Vazquez grabbed the lead and never looked back, racking up ten birdies and a rare birdie on the savage 17th 🥏. His bogey-free, -10 masterpiece not only pocketed first place at Wild Force @ Valley but blasted his round rating 91 points above his 935 standard 📈. A day's march through lush front nine and rugged back nine ended in personal best glory.

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At Valley Regional Park’s Savage Awakening under the spring sun, Britain Best unleashed a personal-best -3, snagging seven birdies and climbing into second place by hole six. That hot streak felt like threading a warrior’s plate between two mountain pines 🎯. His 941 round rating outpaced his 935 average by six points, proving this thrower’s stone packs extra fire 📈. A steady front nine set the pace, while back-nine grit held off challengers, leaving Britain Best just one shot shy of victory 🥏.

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Bryant Adams churned out six birdies and clinched second at -3, marking a fresh personal best at Valley Regional 🥏. He volleyed for the lead early before a bogey on hole 3 put him behind, then ripped a birdie on the spicy 279ft Hole 4—tougher than a rattlesnake’s rattle—to vault into contention. His 941 rating tops his 938 average by +3, proving these warrior’s plates are carving new highs—and that final putt was shakier than Cousin Cletus’ wagon 📈.

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Valley’s manicured front 9 suited Landon Adams, who vaulted into 3rd with a birdie on the cannier 279ft hole 4, threading the needle with mountain-lion precision. But Valley’s weedy back 9 tested his lines before he notched 7 birdies in total. A +2 hiccup on 6 gave way to a stone’s throw gain on 7, fueling a five-hole hot streak 🥏 Finishing -2 for a personal best, his 929-rated round sat 22 points shy of 951, placing him 4th in a fierce MPO pack 📊

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Under the Savage Awakening opener at Valley Regional Park’s flat fairways and lush front 9 🌞 Andrew Wills wrestled the manicured greenery before the back 9’s wild fields to finish fifth at +3. He ripped in four birdies—most notably the lone sub-par on hole 2, a stone’s throw from perfection that briefly sent him into the lead 🎯.

With tougher lay-ups and shifting pin positions demanding finesse, he stayed calm under the elevated baskets’ pressure and unlocked a personal best on one layout hole—proof that even a bumpy start can sharpen his blade for rounds ahead 📊🥏

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In Week 1’s Savage Awakening at Valley, Brian Hansen tore through the front nine with five birdies and set a new personal best of –3 📈. He bucked the trend on the punishing 279-foot hole 4 for a clutch birdie, then threaded his final putt on 18 to lock the outright win in MP40 🥏. His 941-rated effort edged just above his 940 average, proving he’s ready to chase bigger hunts this season. His play was not even a stone’s throw from perfection.

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Chris Fox wasted no time seizing the lead on hole 1 and never looked back, racking up 7 birdies across the course 🥏. A hot streak from holes 8–10 set him up for a clutch birdie on 18 that locked in his –5 win and a personal best at Valley Regional. His 966‐rated round sits 39 points above his PDGA rating, proof he’s firing on all cylinders 🚀. Even those drives felt like threading the needle between two mountain lions — a true warrior’s plate flight.

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Craig Bennett tackled Wild Force @ Valley’s manicured front nine and wild back nine to card five birdies and finish +3, landing 2nd place—just a stone’s throw from the cash 🥏. His 869-rated round dipped 53 points below his 922 benchmark, yet delivered a new personal best on this layout, thanks to crisp warrior’s plate flicks. A clutch par save on hole 9 felt like threading the needle between two raging mountain lions 📉.

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Savage Awakening at Valley Regional roared to life under a high sun as Eric Pearson wrangled a +4 to seize MA2 gold 🌠🥏. Front nine’s groomed vistas couldn’t soothe his stumble at hole 5—he carded +3—yet he roared back with birdies on 6 and 8, measured at a stone’s throw.

His 857-rated round sat 37 pts shy of his 894, but five birdies and a final-hole dagger putt earned outright victory 🤠🔥. Not quite the warrior’s plates carved by ancients, but a triumph worthy of legend.

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Kieran Buhler ripped off a bold 77 (+23), smashing his personal best and snagging a share of the early lead after hole one, the margin as close as a stone’s throw 🥏📈. The manicured front nine at Valley Regional Park played to his strengths, each drive carving through the grass with crisp authority.

A cold stretch of 15 bogeys from hole four onward, amid the back-nine’s wild weeded fields, cooled his charge and left him in a gritty second place on the day 📊. That front-nine spark promises a hotter comeback next week.

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Kalen Adams wasted no time at Valley Regional Park, racking up six birdies to knot the lead by hole 2 and slip into third by nine across the manicured front nine and wild back nine 🔥. A bold leap at 16 handed him the edge, then on 18 he drained a putt so true it felt like threading the needle between two raging mountain lions, sealing a −4 win, a personal best, and an 894-rated round, 29 points above his norm 📈.

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From the first tee at Valley Regional Park, Andrew Nemelka set the woodland alight, racking up six birdies—his birdie on hole 2 felt like threading the needle between two raging mountain lions 📈🥏. Though a lone bogey on 6 knocked him back, he rattled off clutch putts to claim second at −3 and punch a new personal best for this layout. His 880 round rating sat just three shy of his 883 baseline, evidence he’s itching to climb even higher, hotter than a summer’s day in the Great Flood.

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In Week 1 of Wild Force @ Valley’s Savage Awakening, Timothy Scholle charged in like a lone wolf sizing up prey, firing a gritty -1 to grab 3rd of 8 in MA3. He shared the lead on the manicured front 9 by hole 1 (and again at 4), slipped at the wild back 9’s 7th, then rallied—posting four birdies and threading the needle between two raging mountain lions on a key approach. His 853 round rating sat 21 above his 832 mark, snapping a course PB and reminding us how close glory can be—a stone’s throw away. 🔥📈

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Matt Berman carved out a -1 on the Valley Regional layout, earning 3rd place in MA3 at Savage Awakening. He rattled off three birdies on the manicured front nine—quicker than a stone’s throw—to stake his claim. By hole 7 he’d leapt into the top three, then held steady after a gutsy 16th, threading the needle between two towering pines, to seal a new personal best. His 853 round rating (just shy of his 857) hints this warrior’s plates are warming up 📈🥏

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In Week 1’s Savage Awakening at Valley Regional Park DGC, Patrick Cain steadied himself through manicured front 9s and back 9’s wild fields to card even-par 54 and an 840 PDGA-equivalent, landing 5th in MA3, 17 points shy of his 857 rating 🎯 Under crisp spring skies, he blew past his old mark with a personal best on the opening hole, then handled the back 9’s elevated baskets with calm grit. He claimed the lone birdie on Hole 3—threading his warrior’s plate from a stone’s throw beyond the pin—and even cracked the top three after 15 📈

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Navigating the manicured front nine and wild back nine at Valley, Jordan Lucero steadied the ship to finish 5th at even par, punching in five birdies and snagging the only low scores at holes 9 and 13. A stone’s throw campaign of precision 🎯 saw him thread the foliage while the Wasatch peaks watched.

Though his 840-rated round sat 17 points shy of his PDGA mark, Lucero’s clutch putts on 9 and 13 lit the course afire 🔥📊

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Mathew Doucet wrestled a +4 round into 7th at Savage Awakening, taming Valley Regional Park’s manicured front nine before the back nine’s wild weeds tested his primal grit. He snagged three birdies, threading a 20-footer like slipping past a wolf’s hide by a stone’s throw. His 785 round rating mirrors steady form, with a personal-best opener lighting a spark for the weeks ahead. 🥏📈

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Brandon Schrank wrestled the manicured front 9 and the rustic back 9 into submission at Valley Regional Park. He posted a new personal best of 5 on hole 0 and dragged himself to safety with a bounce-back birdie on 18 after a rocky stretch 🥏📈.

His two birdies glinted against a +5 finish in MA3, slotting him eighth at Savage Awakening. The 772-rated effort hints at untapped potential, and that final putt was a stone’s throw from flipping the leaderboard 🔥. He’ll look to stoke that spark into a blaze next week.

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Matthew Sullivan tamed Valley Regional Park with two birdies 🥏📈 and a personal best four on hole 1, finishing +4 to claim MA4 Week 1. His opener proved those warrior’s plates can thread a stone’s throw between manicured front nine and back nine weeds. Not a bad way to kick off May.

On hole 5 his drive flew like threading the needle between two raging mountain lions 🎯, and a 785 round rating cements this as a solid statement start.🏆