Hollow Flight
Brine Court - Wednesday @ River Bottoms Disc Golf Course·Competition group Pool B·
All-In · only the number moves
Caleb Christensen
RAF
Green
Season Arc · Brine Court - Wednesday @ River Bottoms Disc Golf Course
4
#9Now
#2Best
#4Started
9Weeks
All-In league: Hollow Flight stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptHollow Vessel of Declining Fortunes
TroubleThe Golden Trail Exposes All
Cold Despite the Weather
Pool B's Unwanted Chronicler
Bears Glyphs of Rating Status
The Hollow Flight was born when the first player signed the Salt Lake Accords and threw their opening drive at the founding ceremony. The disc passed through the magical boundary of the treaty and emerged on the other side as something hollow - a living entity that exists in the space between the physical act of throwing and the supernatural consequence of rating decline. Every disc thrown under the Accords since carries this potential transformation.
The Hollow Flight manifests as a translucent disc with a visible internal void at its core - looking through it reveals only darkness. When thrown by a player with declining ratings, it leaves a trail of golden neon that fades to sickly green, with each segment of the trail representing a different rating period in the player's history. The disc feels unnaturally cold to the touch regardless of weather, and accumulates visible wear and cracks corresponding to the player's cumulative rating drops over time.
The Hollow Flight serves as a living record of each player's supernatural rating journey across all leagues bound by the Salt Lake Accords. When a player throws poorly, their Hollow Flight trail becomes visible to witnesses, creating a series-spanning narrative of their performance that persists long after the round ends. It acts as both a warning to others and a chronicle of accumulated magical debt.
Season Story
narrated by Flippyadjusts headset Caleb Christensen shot 69 through the River Bottoms mud for an 864 — that's +63 over his 801 rating, the sort of number that makes a diplomat want to renegotiate his own ceiling. The reward was a single rung, #6 to #5, because the Brine Court's treaty math has never once matched the rating math. He finished 1.3 strokes better than the field average of 70.3 and still a stroke off his own 68.0 baseline, which is either a great week or evidence that his personal standard is a menace. Either way, the Hollow Flight's file finally contains a scorecard.
Caleb Christensen’s round score and rating are unavailable, so there’s no honest performance verdict to file; his listed PDGA rating is 801. He moved from tag #2 to #3, a one-place drop during the Draper Tide episode at River Bottoms. The Hollow Flight’s paperwork has taken a small backward step, and the missing scorecard offers no explanation.
Caleb Christensen’s 846-rated 67 came in +45 over rating—a strong statement round. He finished half a stroke better than the field average and climbed from tag #4 to #2, gaining two places. Brine Ambassador week at River Bottoms finally gives the Hollow Flight some favorable paperwork.
The Hollow Flight is taking a detour to Brine Court, where Caleb Christensen awaits. The River Bottoms mud should do wonders for that translucent void. Consider this a midseason spinoff: same existential dread, new humidity levels.
See where Caleb Christensen sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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