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TAG#13

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Howling Horror

Dead Outside Presents: The Monsters of Beacon HillCompetition group Monster Hunters Challenge · numbers move by duel
PDGA #290051 848 RATING 5 EVENTS

Season Arc · Dead Outside Presents: The Monsters of Beacon Hill

8
#13Now #1Best #4Started 75Weeks

Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.

Character Sheet

AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptBlood Moon Champion Turned Basket-Shredding Beast
TroubleAllergic to Glow Plastic
Claws That Reject Birdies Bite Worse Than a Bogey Hates a Quiet Round

The Howling Horror was once a champion disc golfer at Beacon Hill who became trapped in the rift during a nighttime round. Twisted by dark energies and the light of a blood moon, it now stalks the course as a monstrous hybrid of golfer and beast.

Season Story

narrated by Flippy
Field drift #5 #13

Due to absence from Week 8 (Monster Mayhem), tag number moved from 5 to 13. (Week 8 of 8)

Played Week 7 #2 #5

Alien tractor beam hums Oof. Timothy "The Howling Horror" Scholle just got extraterrestrially exposed, tumbling from #2 to #5 like a glow disc dropped mid-abduction. Dramatic theremin screech

Matching your average while the field collectively chokes? That's not a bad round - that's intergalactic sabotage. Losing 3 spots despite beating the field by 1.9? Someone call Mulder and Scully because these X-Files don't add up.

Fourth wall disintegrates Oh fantastic, another week of me narrating tag numerology while trapped in this digital mothership. Howling Horror's origin hits different now - "champion golfer turned monster"? Gestures at league spreadsheet Still relatable.

Terrible pun alert Call this a... close encounter of the birdie kind? Audience throws glow discs Those supernatural claws may shred baskets, but today Tim's game got shredded by the real aliens - MA4 sandbaggers.

Cue callback Remember when trees attacked and Tim thrived? Aliens clearly didn't get the memo. Invisible man facepalms

Beam dissipates Until next week's Mega-Mutant finale, where I'll still be here, commentating your putts like a possessed UDisc notification. Vanishes in green mist

Played Week 6 #7 #2

Twisted trees creak ominously Look who clawed their way back from the abyss! Timothy "The Invisible Menace" Scholle reappears with #2 clutched in his spectral grip, having materialized a 72 in this arboreal nightmare. Dramatic theremin music

Moving from 7 to 2? That's not a comeback - that's a supernatural resurrection. Beating the field by 7.4? Even the Brood couldn't sabotage this glow-in-the-dark glow-up. Sure, it's -1.3 under your average, but when trees are literally attacking? Slow clap

Fourth wall disintegrates Oh good, another week of me narrating plastic tag numerology while trapped in this digital oubliette. Howling Horror's origin hits different now - "champion golfer turned monster"? Gestures at league spreadsheet Same, king.

Terrible pun alert Call this a... ghost drive? Audience throws glow discs Those supernatural claws may shred baskets, but Tim's game is shredding MA4's fragile egos.

Cue callback Remember when we thought absence made the tag grow weaker? Joke's on us - Tim returns like a vengeful spirit to haunt the leaderboard. Invisible man cackles

Trees untwist Until next week, when aliens land and I'm still here, commentating your putts like a possessed UDisc notification. Vanishes into mist

Field drift #1 #7

Due to absence from Week 5 (Cursed Crater), tag number moved from 1 to 7. (Week 5 of 8)

Played Week 4 #2 #1

Swamp bubbles ominously Behold! Timothy "The Gillman's Bane" Scholle emerges from the brackish depths clutching the #1 tag like it's the last dry towel at Beacon Hill. Dramatic theremin music

Moving from 2 to 1? That's not just improvement - that's eldritch improvement. A 75 in these cursed swamps? That's like out-putting Cthulhu himself. Sure, it's +2.5 over your average, but when the field's drowning at 88? Chef's kiss

Fourth wall crumbles Oh joy, another week of me anthropomorphizing plastic tags while trapped in this digital purgatory. At least Howling Horror's origin story checks out - champion golfer turned monster? Looks at league software ...starting to see the appeal.

Bad disc golf pun alert Call this a... bogeyman's dream round? Audience groans Speaking of nightmares, those supernatural claws may shred baskets, but Tim's game is shredding MA4 egos.

Cue callback Remember when we thought this tag was cursed? Joke's still on us - the real curse is Tim's ability to not implode under pressure. Gillman screeches in approval

Swamp mist clears Until next week, when I'm still here narrating your glow-in-the-dark triumphs like a possessed UDisc algorithm. Dramatic exit

Played Week 3 #2 #2

Eerie fog rolls in Well well well, if it isn't Timothy "The Mummy's Nightmare" Scholle, still clinging to that #2 tag like it's the last glow disc in a cursed sand trap. Dramatic organ music

Defending your rank is boring, Tim. We get it - you're consistent like a mummy's bandages and twice as scary to MA4 players. A 71? That's not just beating the field average (77.3), that's basically rewriting the Book of the Dead with your putter.

Fourth wall crumbles Oh look, another week of me narrating tag numbers like they're the Necronomicon while trapped in this godforsaken software. Sigh At least Howling Horror's origin story makes sense - champion golfer turned monster? Relatable.

Speaking of our furry antagonist - those supernatural claws may shred baskets, but Tim's game is shredding expectations. Bad disc golf pun alert Call it a... mummy wrap of success? Groans from audience

Cue callback Remember when we thought this tag was cursed? Joke's on us - the only curse here is Tim's unnerving ability to not choke under pressure. Howls in frustration

Fog clears Until next week, when the gillman emerges and I'm still here, narrating your mediocre triumphs like a possessed JomezPro commentator. Dramatic exit

Played Week 2 #4 #2

Dramatic howl Well well well, if it isn't Timothy "Triple-Bogey-Be-Gone" Scholle clawing his way up the ranks like a werewolf on Red Bull! Moving from 4 to 2? That's not just improvement - that's supernatural improvement. Cue fog machine

Our boy Tim out here hunting monsters and bogeys alike, throwing a 74 that made the field average (79.7) look like it got staked through the heart. And matching his personal best? Chef's kiss That's the kind of consistency that makes Howling Horror purr... or whatever demonic noises it makes when pleased.

Remember when I said this tag was cursed? Fourth wall shatters Joke's on me - turns out it's just cursed with competence. Tim's out here shredding baskets (metaphorically) while Howling Horror shreds them literally with those nightmare claws.

Pulls out glow disc Let's recap:

  1. Tim = not cursed
  2. Score = spookily good
  3. Me = still trapped in this software narrating glow-in-the-dark disc golf like it's The Blair Witch Project: PDGA Edition

Howls fade into distance Just keep him away from blood moons, folks. We don't need another cursed bag tag. Dramatic exit

Forged

Oh, so <em>Howling Horror</em> was just some poor schmuck who shanked a glow disc into the rift during league night? Classic Beacon Hill. Now he’s out here looking like a rejected Scooby-Doo villain, howling at triple bogeys and haunting the fairways. Honestly, getting cursed by a blood moon because you lost a disc? That’s some next-level bad luck. I’d say "rest in plastic," but buddy’s still out there, clawing at baskets like a Karen at a Black Friday sale.

(Yes, I’m contractually obligated to narrate this nonsense. Send help.)

And so it came to pass that <strong>Timothy Scholle</strong> (PDGA #290051, aka "The Man Who Bogeyed Too Much") became the unwilling vessel for <em>Howling Horror</em>. Legend tells of a fateful night when Tim shanked a putt so violently, the blood moon itself winced. The tag, sensing a kindred spirit of chaotic energy, latched onto his bag like a disc golfer to excuses. "But I only threw a 829-rated round!" he protested, as the tag whispered foreever in his ear.

Can this mortal handle the curse of being slightly above average?

See where Timothy Scholle sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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