Abraham Vidinhar shot 66 at Choir Clash — a 733 against an 804 rating, a -71 dip, and +5.5 strokes worse than the field average of 60.5. The Brine Tide did not move from #2, which is the least dissonant thing about the round; his scorecard and personal average both read 66, so the tide held its level while the rest of the card found the beat. Some nights the bone choir sings in two keys and your putter joins the wrong one.
Brine Tide
Season Arc · Grave Roots - Thursday @ Roots Disc Golf Course
—All-In league: Brine Tide stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleAwakened when the tentacled river clerks first counted the Weber toll booth exchange rate for lost discs, absorbing every splash and current into its being.
Semi-fluid body perpetually dripping with brackish water, tentacle-appendages that extend to retrieve discs from OB and carry them to the Brine Court for 'processing', and a voice like bubbles rising through deep mud.
Enforces water OB rules with literal supernatural consequences, negotiates disc retrieval between factions, and maintains the river toll booth's magical exchange rates.
Season Story
narrated by Flippychecks clipboard Abraham Vidinhar opens his bag tag account at No. 2, and the round that got him there would like its name kept out of the file. A 733 against an 804 PDGA rating is -71 below form, and his 66 finished 5.5 strokes behind the field average while landing dead on his own personal number — consistent, technically. The bone choir spent episode six singing in two keys and Vidinhar's card was the one that clashed. Damp tag, second chair, ledger filed anyway.