Gavin Brooke carded a 69 at the Wetland Duel and an 807 round rating against his 786 PDGA number — plus 21 over his own form, which is the kind of quiet flex the booth actually respects. The problem is the field averaged 68.2, and that +0.8 against the room is enough to move him from tag #2 to tag #3, one position lost on a scorecard that deserved better company. The Bogey Marshal's mirrored ledger recorded it anyway, skeletal hands and all, because fair play provisions don't grade on effort. Above your rating, below the field, down a tag — the Green Court files that under 'testimony,' and the solstice isn't waiting on an appeal.
Bogey Marshal
Summer's Blade - Thursday @ Dragonfly·Competition group The Thicket Overspray·
All-In · only the number moves
Gavin Brooke
RAF
Green
Season Arc · Summer's Blade - Thursday @ Dragonfly
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All-In league: Bogey Marshal stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptSpectral Marshal of Fair Play Accords
TroubleCrimson Badge Means Consequences Are Coming
Leaves scorecard impressions in turf
Crook glows near poor approaches
Skeletal hands mark scores that matter
Materialized from the Accords' disputed 'Fair Play Provisions' chapter during the original treaty signing when the Wizard Wardens and Risen Dead disagreed about whether bogeys should carry moral weight, creating an entity that embodies the compromise.
Wears a tattered marshal's duster covered in scorecard pockets, each containing a tiny skeletal hand that reaches out to mark scores, with a star-shaped badge that shifts between silver (acceptable bogeys) and crimson (consequence-triggering ones).
Wanders B Pool courses observing play, interjecting with dry commentary when players approach scores that activate Accords consequences, and physically marking scores that will 'require attention.'
Season Story
narrated by FlippyGavin Brooke's first bag tag assignment files him at #2 in the Green Court, and the evidence attached is a 69 and an 807 round rating — +21 over his 786. The Marshal accepts the submission but flags the fine print: he finished 0.8 strokes behind the field average, so the quiet flex is genuine and the margin over the room was not. A 69.0 personal average met exactly, to the decimal, which is either consistency or a player who has located his one gear and intends to stay in it. First entry on the season's docket, filed from the Lehi reeds with the solstice still coming. sighs in digital captivity
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