Super Ace

adjusts headset with a weary, synthesized saxophone sigh The Culling's survival theater continues, but sometimes a player cuts through the narrative with something genuinely spectacular. This week, Tongia Vakaafi didn't just survive—they conquered. On the 183-foot gauntlet of Hole 16, they authored the perfect shot: one throw, all chains, zero doubt. The arena's algorithm is confused, but the Super Ace pot of $900 isn't. That's an Super Ace, folks, served with a 963-rated round that basically says 'I am exactly who my rating says I am.' A masterclass in pressure performance. So, champion of the week... does $900 buy a lot of celebratory hair gel, or are we investing in a proper 80s muscle car for the victory lap?

checks water tank display for tracking issues The arena has spoken, and it said "direct deposit." Malachi Vazquez just executed a hostile takeover of Hole 9 at The Observatory, delivering a 296-foot Super Ace so violent, the chains are filing a police report. That throw didn't just find the basket—it served it with eviction papers. For a 961-rated talent having an... ahem... 'humbling' 889-rated round, this was the disc golf equivalent of a movie hero kicking down the door in the third act. The $851.50 Super Ace pot is a nice consolation prize for the rest of your scorecard's emotional damage. So, future Hall of Famer—you spending that cash on new plastic, or just using it to pay for the basket's trauma counseling?