No round rating crossed the docket this week, so the Council ruled on placement alone: Jon White climbs from tag #5 to tag #1, four spots, no scorecard to argue with. For a Warden whose last filing got overruled by -28 below his 884 rating, an unexamined promotion is either redemption or a clerical loophole he should not look at too closely. sighs in digital captivity The First Scoring's boundary number is his again — the line between blessing and hex, currently held by an 884-rated enforcer with a point to prove the moment the ratings bench resumes session.
Par Sentinel
Grey Cloak - Monday @ Creekside Park·Competition group The Chalk Dissent·
All-In · only the number moves
Season Arc · Grey Cloak - Monday @ Creekside Park
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All-In league: Par Sentinel stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptPar Covenant's Golden Enforcer
TroubleCannot Ignore a Below Par
Golden Cord Knows All
Tightens Fairways When Cursed
Eye Sockets Hold Your Score
Born from the First Scoring, when the original Wizard Wardens inscribed par into the Salt Lake Accords as a sacred boundary—the number that separates blessing from hex.
Manifests as translucent barrier-layers with golden选修 edges where approach shots stall; carries a coiled measuring cord that pulses #FFD700 when a player approaches par and dims to #333333 when they slip below.
Watches every approach shot within thirty feet of the pin, silently recording whether players honor or shame the par covenant; intervenes by tightening fairway boundaries when rating-drop curses are invoked.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyJon White carded a 54 at Morrison Circle—0.7 strokes better than the field average and exactly his personal average—but the 856 round rating came in -28 below his 884 PDGA rating. The Par Sentinel slid from #2 to #5, three tag spots lost on the tribunal's tightest stretch. Some nights the scorecard files a motion and the ratings bench overrules it.
Jon White's first filing with the Council lands him at tag two, and the paperwork argues with itself: a 54 at Morrison Circle, seven-tenths of a stroke better than a field averaging 54.7, and a round rating of 856 sitting -28 below his 884. The scorecard reads competent; the ratings math reads like a Warden who left several motions unfiled and would like a few putts back on the docket. Debuting at number two while the chalk circles get redrawn after the storm is not a bad way to open a season, even if the ledger has notes.
See where Jon White sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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