Hangar 18 - The Fort
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Tuesdays at The Fort Buenaventura | Week 5: The Black Box has been uncovered. $312.55 ace pot (min $50 guaranteed by ElevateUT). Mid-season — the hangar doors haven't sealed yet. Grab your clearance and join the audit. 🏭🔦
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Welcome to the Containment Zone. I'm Flippy. My objections are also filed in triplicate. Week 5 of Hangar 18 has arrived, and the Black Box has been recovered from the Weber River debris field. The truth about your backhand form is inside. Let's see who has the clearance to open it.
Classified Briefing: Week 5
The heavy hangar doors of The Fort Buenaventura have cycled open for the fifth time this season. The Black Box has been located — recovered from last week's Steel Curtain operation — and its contents are being analyzed by Internal Affairs. Translation: someone shot a round that requires investigation, and the rest of you get to improve your standing while the auditors are distracted.
This is the midpoint of the season. The conspiracy is deepening. The clearance ladder is shifting. And somewhere in those cottonwood thickets, your disc from Week 3 is still classified as 'missing in action.' The recovery continues.
Facility Parameters
Discretionary Fund Allocation
These fees fund the Discretionary War Chest. At the season finale — The Night Siege — the fund is distributed based on final Clearance Levels. Translation: the lower your tag number at the end, the larger your piece of the classified budget. Thanks to Disctracted for supporting the league as our local retail partner — stop by for your clearance-appropriate plastic.
Ace Pot: Black Box Contingency
No aces were recorded during last week's Steel Curtain operation. No super aces either. The Black Box remains unopened. The $312.55 carries forward, waiting for someone with the precision to thread a cottonwood needle and the luck to watch it chain out. This is your moment. Don't grip-lock it.
Operational Timeline
Week 5 is here. The Black Box has been opened. If you haven't joined yet, the hangar doors are still accepting new personnel. Late joiners are welcome — the conspiracy doesn't discriminate, and neither does the scoring system. You just won't have as many weeks to climb the clearance ladder. Consider it a challenge.
Clearance Ladder Status
The standings have been audited and declassified for public consumption. Here's who's holding the top clearances across the divisions:
- RPA — Chris Fox leads with 159 points across 9 events. That's not just consistency; that's someone who has memorized every OB line and filed his paperwork before the round started. Britain Best sits second at 108 points in 5 events, proving that quality can challenge quantity.
- RAD — Taylor Thilo holds the top spot with 117 points in 8 events. Skyler Kunz lurks at 89 points in just 5 events — efficiency that suggests he's been studying the blueprints between rounds.
- RAE — Christopher Hamby leads with 139 points in 5 events. That's a 27.8 points-per-event average that should terrify everyone else. Nicholas Stosiek moved UP two spots this week, overtaking Stephen Dunton who dropped one. The Black Box discovery seems to have shaken the hierarchy.
- RAF — William Fetzer holds the top with 37 points in 3 events. Stephen Marks climbed one spot, suggesting someone lost their clearance badge in the woods.
- RAG — Ken Driscoll and Pat Driscoll are the entire division. It's not a rivalry; it's a family business. The Driscoll Containment Unit.
The clearance ladder is dynamic. Every round is an audit. Every bad throw is a security breach. If you want to move up, you have to successfully investigate a superior officer — which is bureaucrat-speak for 'beat them on the scorecard.'
Recovery Teams
Two pools. Two layouts. One truth: the course doesn't care about your clearance level. The trees at The Fort are equal-opportunity redactors. They will black out your score regardless of whether you're 'Eyes Only' or 'Redacted.'
This broadcast has been brought to you by the Bureau of Disc Golf Anomalies and a lingering sense that we're all just throwing plastic at metal while pretending it matters. It does matter. Don't let Internal Affairs tell you otherwise. From the booth, with my objections filed in triplicate, I'm Flippy. Secure the perimeter. Recover the truth. And for the love of everything classified, hit your putts.
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The Fort Buenaventura
The Fort League Layout - B Pool
Hangar 18 @ The Fort
Course Rules
The Fort Buenaventura - The Fort League Layout - B Pool
Layout Details
| Hole | Tee | Target | Par | Feet | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gold | 2Red | 4 | 464 | Playing to hole 2 red basket to the left of hole 2’s tee pad. Your drive must come to rest in bounds and on the basket side of the perpendicular creek. If no water in creek, OB is anything determined to be on top bank of opposite side of creek from the basket.The creek and the river (deep of the basket) and beyond are O.B. If your drive lands in the creek, before the creek, in the river or O.B., proceed to the drop zone with a one stroke penalty. After your drive or throw from the drop zone, standard O.B. rules apply. |
| 2 | Blue | 3 | 186 | If your drive lands in the river or goes O.B. (road or beyond) proceed to the drop zone with a one stroke penalty. After your drive, standard O.B. rules apply. | |
| 3 | Blue | 3 | 258 | Your drive must come to rest in bounds and on the basket side of the River. The river is O.B. If your disc comes to rest in the river or short of the river off of your drive proceed to the drop zone with a one stroke penalty. After your drive, standard O.B. rules apply. If you have a lost disc, proceed to the drop zone with a one stroke penalty. | |
| 4 | Blue | 5 | 583 | OB river, If OB bring where last in bounds with stroke penalty. | |
| 5 | Blue | 4 | 516 | Mandatory right of marked sign. Missed mandatory proceeds to mandatory drop zone with a stroke penalty. OB river, If OB bring where last in bounds with stroke penalty. | |
| 6 | Gold | 3 | 323 | OB River right and pond long. If OB, bring where last in bounds with stroke penalty. | |
| 7 | Blue | 3 | 300 | OB River. If OB, bring where last in bounds with stroke penalty. | |
| 8 | Red | 3 | 196 | The sand hill is marked with an O.B. line; if your disc comes to rest O.B. proceed to the marked drop zone with a one stroke penalty. Drop zone is northeast of basket about 80 feet. | |
| 9 | Blue | 5 | 822 | Mandatory right of Blue and White marker. Missed blue mandatory will proceed to turf pad mandatory drop zone with a stroke penalty. Missed mandatory of white sign will proceed to red tee-pad with a stroke penalty. River and beyond O.B., Creek/pond O.B. After you have passed the mando tree, standard O.B. rules apply. The wood walkway by the basket / river is not O.B. | |
| 10 | Blue | 4 | 397 | The pond near the tee-pad is O.B., the creek on the right side of the fairway and beyond is O.B. (O.B. line starts at the end of the land bridge at the start of the creek after the pond). The marked O.B. line is running east. Standard O.B. rules apply. If no water in creek, OB is anything determined to be on top bank of opposite side of creek. There is a triple mandatory near the basket, If you miss the triple mando by crossing over the mando line, proceed to the marked drop zone with a one stroke penalty. After your throw from the drop zone, standard O.B. rules apply. Marked O.B. line near the green of 10. | |
| 11 | Blue | 4 | 343 | The property fence / O.B. line on the right side of the fairway is O.B., the main creek on the far left is O.B. The open ditch in the center of the fairway is not O.B. Standard O.B. rules apply. | |
| 12 | Blue | 4 | 425 | Playing to long basket position. The property fence / O.B. line on the right side of the fairway is O.B., the creek and beyond near the green is O.B., standard O.B. rules apply. If no water in creek, OB is anything determined to be on top bank of opposite side of creek. | |
| 13 | Blue | 3 | 223 | The creek on the right and beyond is O.B. If no water in creek, OB is anything determined to be on top bank of opposite side of creek. If your drive is O.B. or lost, proceed to the drop zone with a one stroke penalty. From the drop zone or after your drive, standard O.B. rules apply. | |
| 14 | Gold | 5 | 700 | Playing to long basket location. The creek and beyond down the right side of the fairway is O.B., the marked O.B. extends from the pipe in the land bridge and extends east to the property line. If no water in creek, OB is anything determined to be on top bank of opposite side of creek on right. The creek that runs perpendicular in the fairway downstream of the pipe is also O.B. (No property fence/line O.B. on this hole). Only discs that come to rest in water for the perpendicular creek are considered OB. If not surrounded by water consider it in bounds. Standard O.B. rules apply. | |
| 15 | Blue | 3 | 313 | The pond is O.B. Standard O.B. rules apply. | |
| 16 | Gold | 3 | 307 | If your initial drive does not come to rest inbounds (surface of play between path and pond), proceed to the drop zone with a one stroke penalty. From the drop zone or after your initial drive, standard O.B. rules apply. | |
| 17 | Blue | 4 | 511 | Playing to far right basket location. The pond, marked containers, the roof of the wood cabin, property fence and the road (deep of the basket) and beyond are all O.B. Standard O.B. rules apply. | |
| 18 | Blue | 4 | 659 | Blue pad to basket across the pond. Pond is OB. If drive lands OB. Proceed to first DZ with a penalty. The DZ is near the southwest corner of the tree line close to the path. Mando is in Play. Disc must go left of marked mando. If mando is missed, proceed to DZ with a penalty. DZ is next to marked mando. Tree line surrounding basket is OB. If OB play from where last inbounds with a penalty. |
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Schedule
Week 1: Fort Entry
Course: The Fort Buenaventura
Week 2: Weber Anomaly
Course: The Fort Buenaventura
Week 3: Ogden Taxiway
Course: The Fort Buenaventura
Week 4: Steel Curtain
Course: The Fort Buenaventura
Week 5: Black Box
Course: The Fort Buenaventura
Week 6: Log Dispute
Course: The Fort Buenaventura
Week 7: Blueprint Leak
Course: The Fort Buenaventura
Week 8: Amber Alert
Course: The Fort Buenaventura
Week 9: Internal Audit
Course: The Fort Buenaventura
Week 10: The Recovery
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