Wasteland Warfare

Round Summary

Cooper Johnson stormed Art Dye’s tight, tree-choked fairways with laser focus, carding 10 birdies and sailing through a bogey-free blitz to finish 1st at -10 🏆📈. In Week 1 of Afterburn, this opening win sets the season’s bar sky-high and marks a track record for this layout. A three-hole charge to seize the lead by 8 set the tone, then a four-hole barrage through 10–13 cemented his personal best. His 1037-rated round soared 31 points above his 1006 rating, and yes, the trees seemed to scheme around every shot—In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival! 🥏🔥

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Kenneth Oetker stormed through Art Dye with a -7, earning 2nd place in Week 1 of Afterburn’s Wasteland Warfare. His 1005-rated, bogey-free onslaught featured 7 birdies and a 43-point leap above his 962 rating 📈🥏

A sizzling 3-hole hot streak set the tone, and I almost sniffed out a lost disc conspiracy in hole 9’s snaking S-curve. Personal best on this layout, zero bogeys, and pure precision—In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival! 🔥🥏

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At Afterburn’s Wasteland Warfare, Art Dye’s dense woods couldn’t stop Houston Finch from carving a -5, T3 MPO and a fresh course personal best. Six birdies - including a trio from 11-13 - ignited a precision hot streak 🔥🥏.

On a layout of shifting baskets and tree-clinging lanes, his mid-range play sliced through the canopy with uncanny focus. Though his round rating of 983 sat five points below his 988 seed 📊, Finch vaulted into third by hole 13, holding firm through 17. Just off the cash line, he left the wasteland buzzing about the lost disc 🚀.

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Fresh out of the gates at Art Dye, Malachi Vazquez blasted six birdies all the way to a -4 personal best, snagging 4th place in Week 1 🚀. After a four-way tie through hole 1, he stitched together a killer run, threading discs like a wasteland sniper 🔥.

His 972-rated round clocked +37 over his 935 rating, propelling him into the top 3 by hole 15 📊. Trees even whispered conspiracies, but he cut through the chaos unshaken 🥏.

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Austin Lott carved through Art Dye’s tangled fairways for a solid 5th-place finish at -2. He sank three key birdies, including a personal best opener, and clocked a 950 round rating—7 points above his 943 average—fueling momentum as Afterburn kicks off. His downhill bomb on hole 7 felt like launching a scorched-earth rocket, threading past pine sentinels ⚡🥏. Stay sharp—every throw is a battle for survival!

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Tongia Vakaafi navigated Art Dye’s forest gauntlet on Week 1 of Afterburn, carding -2 for 5th place and 4 birdies 🥏📊. His 950 round rating sits 13 points below his 963 PDGA mark, yet it unlocked a personal-best layout record—a testament to precise lines under those tree clamps.

On the downhill bomber at hole 7, his mid-range pierced foliage like a battle beam 🌠🔥. With a whisper of conspiracy in the canopy, he read the wind like a war map. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival!

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In the dense forest of Art Dye, Owen Millet blasted through 18 holes with precision, tallying five birdies and a shock move into the lead by hole 9 🚀🥏. A rare hiccup at 10 dropped him but he battled back into the Top 3 by 16, sealing a new personal best on his home course.

Finishing at –2 for a 950 round rating (just shy of his 952), he proved his mettle in this tech-heavy wasteland 📈🌠. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival!

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Amid the dense Art Dye trees, Garrett Colwell navigated the weed-choked fairways like a scouting probe mapping enemy territory 🚀🥏. His five birdies fueled a –2 round, earning him 5th place in the MPO field of 12, just a stroke shy of his 951 rating with a 950 output. A personal best for this layout, Garrett proved his mettle under spring sunshine.

On hole 0, he shattered his own record, threading a downhill descent with near-mythic precision — a fleeting epic moment that feels like stumbling on a hidden cache of lost discs 🔥📊. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival!

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Clayton Rackham kicked off Wasteland Warfare with a tied lead after Hole 1, threading his way into the Top 3 by Hole 4. A clutch run on Hole 6 saw him seize the lead like a lone scavenger in the woods, then settle into an even-par round. His four birdies (📈) and a 928 round rating hint at more sparkle to come. Though he finished 9th, this personal-best rally is a blueprint for future domination. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival! 🥏🚀

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Fernando Cortez navigated Art Dye’s dense corridors of trees, posting an even‐par round and two critical birdies that teased the upper half of the standings 🥏📊. His 928‐rated effort (ten points shy of his 938 average) felt like a scrappy reclamation mission in the woods.
He even carved out a personal‐best opening hole, shrugging off any whispering trees plotting his downfall 🚀. Placing 9th in Week 1 still leaves room for a comeback—remember, it’s not just about the discs, it’s about the MIND GAMES!

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The 18 holes at Art Dye threw everything at Bobby Schneck in this Wasteland Warfare opener, and a +1 finish landed him 11th in MPO among 12 rivals. An uphill battle for par saw him trading shots with the trees, edging just above the field’s average. 🌲🥏

Despite the scorecard wobble, Bobby earned 4 birdies and notched a personal best on Hole 0—proof that even the harshest terrain can spark a breakthrough. His 917 round rating sits 6 points shy of his 923 standard, but hints at the strategic comeback brewing under the wasteland sky. 📊🚀 In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival!

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In Friday’s Wasteland Warfare opener, after locking up a tie for the lead with a sparkling birdie on hole one, Britain Best cut through Art Dye’s needle-like corridors for four total birdies 🥏 and even cracked a personal-best segment in the woods. But those sneaky trees must be part of some grand disc conspiracy, shifting his momentum into a +6 finish (12th place) with an 862-rated round, 73 points shy of his 935 potential📊. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival!

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John Ashworth wasted no time staking his claim at Art Dye, firing three birdies and seizing the lead after hole 1 in a frenzied opener. Battling a maze of towering pines and shifting baskets, he held fast through every technical lane. His +1 score earned him first place in MP40, topping his 912 rating with a scorching 917 performance 📈🥏 In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival! Ashworth proved that precision and nerve can conquer any forest fury.

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Paul Webster navigated Art Dye’s tangled trenches for a +3, snagging 2 birdies but finishing just outside the money bubble in 2nd place. He wrestled shifting baskets and tangled ferns under dappled light, making each birdie feel like a hard-won supply run against the trees' silent alliance. On the opening hole he seized a new course personal best, slicing through the woods like a stealth operative. His 895-round rating dipped slightly under his 900 average, but Art Dye’s chaos tested more than raw numbers. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival! 🥏📈

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Navigating Art Dye’s dense forest and shifting baskets like a seasoned wasteland scout, Guy McAtee fired in five birdies en route to a sizzling -2, seizing first in MA1 and smashing his course personal best. Every precise mid-range cut felt like threading a needle past mutant tree traps—In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival! 🥏🔥

Guy leapfrogged competitors with lead changes on holes 1 and 3, posting a 950 round rating just shy of his 955 season mark. The slight dip over his PDGA-equivalent rating belies his grit as he rockets toward Week 2 with eyes on maintaining this hot form. 🚀📈

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At Art Dye’s dense tree gauntlet, Thomas Sautel launched a stealth charge from the frontline, draining 3 birdies by threading narrow gaps. His mids sung through the canopy, fueling a 950-rated round and vaulting 29 points above his 921 rating 🚀🥏.

After a clutch move into second on hole 13, he wrestled the lead on 17 with a downhill blast that felt like a raid on a raider camp. Finishing -2, he claimed his first MA1 win and a new personal best, standing tall as champion despite the forest’s forces 🔥📈.

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Kaden Mecham stormed through Art Dye in Wasteland Warfare, kicking off in a three-way tie at hole 1 then climbing into the top 3 by hole 4. He notched 4 birdies and seized the lead on hole 14 in a moment that felt like a final stand beneath a radioactive sky 🔥🥏 I’m convinced the trees plotted to mess with him as that disc swung off-line.

His 950-rated round sits 21 points above his PDGA-equivalent rating, clinching first place at -2 and smashing his previous course record for a new personal best 📈🏆 This performance sets a burning pace for Week 2 and cements his status as a tactical force in the Afterburn league.

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Craig Bennett lit up Art Dye’s tangled tree lanes right from the opening tee, carving out a personal best on hole 1 that glowed like a flare in the wasteland 🚀. Four lightning-quick birdies steadied his march—he surged into 3rd place after holes 6 and 9 before a final +2 landed him in 4th.

His 906 round rating sits 16 points shy of his 922 average, but that opening PB hints at an upward spiral 📈🥏. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival!

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Chris Fox wrestled Art Dye’s knotted woods, shaking off early techtree traps to rip three birdies and vault into 3rd by hole 8. A new personal best 2 on hole 7 felt like unearthing a lost disc in the wasteland, igniting a mid-round blaze. Yet a three-hole freeze cooled his surge, leaving him at +2 for 4th place. His 906-rated round landed 21 points below his 927 mark, but those flashes of fire prove he’s got the grit to conquer this course 🥏🔥

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Trace James charged through Art Dye’s wooded gauntlet for a +2 finish and 4th place among 10 MA1 contenders 📊 Despite a 906 round—25 points shy of his 931 rating—he ripped in two birdies and notched a personal best with a slick 2 on a narrow, tree-lined hole 🥏 The shifting fairways tested every line, but he held steady on the hunt for birdies. “In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival!”

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The opening hole saw Spencer Livsey crack a personal best with a slick 3 before threading four birdies through the Art Dye catacombs. Snagged by the canopy on a downhill bomb felt like mutant vines, yet he leaned on trusty midranges and putters to claw back strokes and finish +3 relative to par (7th/10). In Week 1’s Wasteland Warfare, his 895-rated round sat 50 points shy of his 945 tag, but flashes unveiled the form we’ll need 🎯🥏

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Zack White stormed into a three-way tie for the lead after hole 1 with a blistering drive through the pines, carving out one of his 3 birdies before digging deep for a personal-best 3 on the layout’s trickiest par 4 amid Art Dye’s undergrowth 🥏📊.

He battled stubborn trees on the back nine that cost him ground, finishing +3 in 7th place with an 895-rated round sitting 20 points under his 915 rating. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival! 🎯

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Isaac Crow navigated the tangled Art Dye woods in Week 1 of Afterburn’s Wasteland Warfare, battling the trees to card one standout birdie and post a personal-best on the opening hole 🥏📈. A +5 finish left him 9th in MA1, about five rating points shy of his 878 average. With a Round Rating of 873 and pockets of brilliance amid the chaos, Crow showed flashes of strategy—just needs to tighten the mind games on those sneaky downhill shots.

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Zachary Jardine charged into the woodland trenches at Art Dye and emerged +5 for 9th in MA1 with five birdies fueling a sporadic blaze 🚀🥏. He threaded opening fairway lanes like a scavenger hunting salvage, ripping a personal best on Hole 1 that teased a breakthrough.

After a brutal five-over on 11, he bounced back with a gritty birdie on 12—resilience carved in narrow tree canopies 🌲📊. His PDGA-equivalent 873 round rating sits just below the sparks he lit, hinting at untapped potential in the wasteland. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival!

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At Wasteland Warfare week 1 at Art Dye’s tangled forest maze, Clinton Atwater stormed to solo gold in MA50, carding +10 with a raw personal best on Hole 0 🔥🥏. In the wasteland, every throw is a battle for survival! His 815 Round Rating sits 12 shy of his 827 peak, setting the stage for a comeback 📈.

A miscue on Super Ace (Hole 1) felt like a mutant-scorpion ambush, missing the big pot and reminding us how this savage course can bite back ⚔️🌲.