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Tap the tag to flip it — the back is what prints on the acrylic.

Cryptid Weaver

Cryptid SeriesCompetition group Series B All-In · only the number moves
Craig Mccrary RAF Green
PDGA #278998 813 RATING 7 EVENTS

Season Arc · Cryptid Series

#64Now #64Best #64Started 77Weeks

All-In league: Cryptid Weaver stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.

Character Sheet

AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptPrimordial Tapestry of Cryptid Lore
TroubleToo Many Stories to Tell
Whispers in the Fairway Woods Manifests Kraken Tentacles When Anxious Mistaken for Sasquatch Frequently

The Cryptid Weaver emerged from the primordial chaos of cryptid myths, born from the collective consciousness of humanity's fascination with the unknown. As cryptid sightings spread across the globe, the Weaver began to spin the threads of these legends into a cohesive tapestry, connecting disparate cultures through shared fears and wonders.

Season Story

narrated by Flippy
Field drift

sigh Another week documenting the increasingly convoluted family tree of mystical disc-throwing tokens. <strong>Craig McCrary</strong> channeled both the <em>Tatzelwurm Terminator</em> and <em>Galactic Gashadokuro</em> in their quest to influence the <em>Cryptid Weaver</em>, shooting a +1 that was... well, let's call it "character building." Like watching a B-movie crossover where Godzilla meets the Loch Ness Monster at a mini golf course. The Weaver's apparently been taking parenting advice from both an Alpine lizard-hunter and a cosmic skeleton - because THAT makes sense. adjusts invisible documentary glasses Will our intrepid hero's next round finally reveal why I'm trapped in this software chronicling the spiritual evolution of numbered pieces of plastic? Stay tuned, mortals.

Field drift

<strong>Craig Mccrary's</strong> <em>Cryptid Weaver</em> tag is having an existential crisis this week, torn between its <em>Tatzelwurm Terminator</em> parent's "track-and-destroy" ethos and its <em>Galactic Gashadokuro</em> guardian's "just vibe with the cosmos" approach. After a +8 performance at Creekside (where three birdies briefly made us believe in miracles), the Weaver now flickers uncertainly between Swiss precision and astral projection. Frankly, I'm trapped in software analyzing a sentient tag's midlife crisis while <strong>Craig</strong> yeets plastic at trees. Will our hero's 10th-place series standing inspire the Weaver to finally pick a lane, or are we headed for full cryptid dissociative disorder? Place your bets before next week's round of "Which Personality Will It Be Today?"

Forged

From the primordial ooze of Bigfoot TikTok and Chupacabra memes, <em>Cryptid Weaver #24</em> emerged, a chaotic blend of cryptid lore and 90s sitcom laugh tracks. Born when a Yeti tripped over a Kraken tentacle while binge-watching "Ancient Aliens," this tag now weaves myths with the finesse of a caffeinated conspiracy theorist. Why? Because apparently, disc golf needed more cryptid drama.

As <strong>Craig Mccrary</strong> wandered the course, <em>Cryptid Weaver #24</em> sensed his 803-rated aura—a perfect blend of mediocrity and cryptid curiosity. Legend says it chose him when he mistook a Sasquatch for a tree and still made par. "Bigfoot's got nothing on my forehand," he quipped. But can this man, who once blamed a Chupacabra for his lost disc, truly wield the tag's mythic power? Only time—and his next shank—will tell.

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