Week 3 · Baron's Ground - Tuesday @ The Fort Buenaventura
View ResultsTue, Sep 29 · 7:00 AM – 5:20 PM · $5.50 buy-in
Weather
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Closer to tee time
Ace Pot
$198.41
Super Ace $3,000
Flippy says
Tuesday at The Fort. The Baron's ledgers need new entries — only 3 contractors showed last week. Ace pot $198+ (min $50 guaranteed by ElevateUT). Flex start 7AM–5:20PM. 🎯📋
Week 3 · Ledger Open
Mid-season accounting begins. The picnic table becomes an altar of spreadsheets as Flippy audits the performance of the fixers and muscle. Scores are checked not just for accuracy, but for compliance with Baron's efficiency standards.
The Baron's books are open, the Weber River is running, and the ledgers are embarrassingly light on entries. Week 7 of the audit, and we need more contractors on the ground.
Welcome back to Baron's Ground, where the only magic is the terrifying calm of a man who reads contracts before signing them. The Baron is the sole mortal sovereign at this table — no hexes, no glamours, just enforcers, ledgers, and a red tie that means business. Your job, as a contractor, is simple: show up, throw plastic at metal, and make sure your scorecard balances at the end of the day.
We are seven weeks into the season, currently excavating the ruins of the first settlement at The Fort. The land, I'm told, is resisting the Baron's control. Personally, I think the land just wants more players on it. The dirt doesn't audit itself.
The Fort Buenaventura is not a casual stroll. It is a championship-grade gauntlet — 18 holes of dense cottonwoods, tight tunnels, and the Weber River collecting tolls on every errant throw. This is the course where James Conrad hit the most famous throw-in in disc golf history on hole 18 at the 2021 Pro Worlds. The Baron treats those closing holes like a year-end audit: precise, unforgiving, and absolutely not accepting creative accounting.
Baron's Ground splits its contractors into two operational divisions. Choose your allegiance wisely — or don't, the Baron doesn't care, he just needs the numbers.
All fees go into the Baron's ledger and come back out as payouts. It's a transparent system, which is more than most supernatural factions can claim. The Wizard Wardens are still trying to figure out how the Faerie Courts 'lost' last month's dues.
The current ace pot sits at $198.41, and here's the part that confuses everyone: ElevateUT Disc Golf guarantees a minimum of $50, so even in a slow week the pot never drops below that floor. You might notice the displayed number looking 'stuck' — that's the guarantee doing its job until contributions climb past it.
The season-long ledger is taking shape, and a few names are making the Baron nod approvingly.
The books are still open, and late entries are welcome. The Baron doesn't judge when you start — he only judges whether the numbers work at the end.
None of this happens without ElevateUT Disc Golf, the 501(c)(3) non-profit that builds and runs events to grow the sport across Utah. They're the ones keeping the baskets in the ground, the tee pads poured, and the ace pot guaranteed. And a thank-you to Disctracted, our local retail partner, for keeping the community stocked with plastic. The Baron may run the territory, but the club runs the infrastructure.
The books are open. The toll is collected. The Baron is watching. — Flippy, your reluctant narrator, still filing appeals that come back as forms.
The $3.00 platform fee is the only amount here set by ElevateUT Disc Golf. Prize pools, side games, the director's share and any course or community amounts are set by this league's Tournament Director. The PDGA fee is the PDGA's own per-player fee.
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Baron's Ground - Tuesday @ The Fort Buenaventura
