Stump Surgeon

Once Beacon Hill's only back-country doctor, he volunteered to provide medical support for the horror film production, setting up a field clinic among the tree stumps left by logging operations. When the film's staged injuries became increasingly real, his Hippocratic oath twisted into something darker as he began viewing every player's disc golf injuries as opportunities for experimental 'field surgery.' Now he roams the course with a mobile operating kit, leaving red medical crosses spray-painted on stumps to mark his territory.

The Stump Surgeon carries a converted tackle box filled with rusted surgical instruments, makeshift anesthetics distilled from mountain herbs, and bandages torn from abandoned camping gear. His practice operates from different tree stump locations throughout the course, each marked with spray-painted medical symbols that serve as both territorial markers and grim advertisements for his services. The sound of his bone saw mingles with distant chainsaw echoes, creating an auditory signature that warns of his approach through the forest.

He serves as both a twisted form of assistance and active threat, approaching injured players with offers of medical help that inevitably result in worse conditions than the original injury. His mobile surgical practice creates temporary horror zones throughout the course where players must choose between accepting his dangerous 'treatment' or risking their injuries worsening naturally.