Graveyard Shift

Round Summary

The dark omens were favorable for Malachi Vazquez tonight at Beacon Hill, where he carved out a personal best round of 3-under par in conditions that would make lesser mortals shiver 🌙. I've analyzed the flight patterns - four pristine birdies cutting through the mountain winds like silver bullets 🎯. The evidence suggests supernatural talent, though hole 6 proved a haunting challenge, claiming another victim with a bogey that had all the markings of... well, let's just say I've seen similar marks before in cases best left unspoken. Despite rating 6 points below his usual power level, Vazquez emerged victorious in MPO, and my instruments indicate this won't be the last time we witness such promising displays of disc control. Just keep watching the tree line... 👻

Round Summary

I've seen dark omens before, but Derik Thomas turned them into opportunities tonight at the Graveyard Shift 👻. The evidence was clear in those two unique birdies on holes 6 and 7 - marks of a hunter who knows how to strike when others falter 🎯. adjusts silver-plated rangefinder Those holes have claimed many victims, but Thomas showed no fear, navigating the treacherous terrain to secure crucial strokes against par.

His personal best round of +2 proved enough to claim victory in MA40 🏆, despite the whispers from the wooded back nine. The 880-rated performance exceeded his typical showing by 10 points - a pattern I've seen before, usually preceding supernatural activity. But tonight, at least, the only monster Thomas had to slay was the course itself 🥏.

Round Summary

The shadows tell a story at Beacon Hill, where Josh Rowberry emerged from the darkness to claim second place in MA40 with a +5 finish 🌙. Like a seasoned monster hunter tracking their prey, Rowberry showed remarkable composure - particularly on the treacherous hole 14, where he secured the round's only birdie through what my forensics suggest was either exceptional skill or ancient disc golf magic 🎯. The evidence speaks volumes: shooting 45 points above his rating for an 850-rated performance, Rowberry proved he could handle whatever supernatural challenges the course conjured up. Though he briefly held the lead early on before the cursed hole 6 claimed another victim, his resilience in the face of darkness - particularly through the beast-haunted back nine - suggests we'll be seeing more from this competitor. 👻

Round Summary

The shadows tell a tale of what might have been for Gabriel Casdorph at the Graveyard Shift. Started strong, claiming a share of the lead early like a fresh-faced monster hunter before darkness crept in 🌘. That unique birdie on hole 5 - the only one in the division - showed promise, like a silver bullet finding its mark 🎯. But the back nine... ah, I've seen this pattern before. A three-hole cold streak and some crucial mistakes led to a final score of +5, landing him in 2nd place. The 850-rated round suggests there's more lurking beneath the surface, especially given that lone birdie that proved this hunter's got the skills. Just needed a few more wooden stakes through the heart of those par 3s to secure the top spot. 👻

Round Summary

Something wicked this way came at Beacon Hill, and its name was Timothy Scholle. Like a phantom rising from the mists, he haunted the front nine with surgical precision, stalking his way to three precious birdies 🎯. The evidence was unmistakable - scoring patterns I haven't seen since the Transylvanian Open of '12. Despite a chilling cold streak near the end that would make a banshee shiver, Scholle emerged victorious in MA4 with a +3 finish, conjuring up an 870-rated performance that towered 41 points above his rating. 👻

I've documented enough supernatural phenomena to know when I'm witnessing something special, and this was Scholle's personal best at Beacon Hill. Even the ancient tomes will record his triumph over the dreaded "Outback Nine," where lesser mortals have vanished without a trace. A fitting victory for week two of our Monster-haunted saga. 🏆

Round Summary

The shadows told a haunting tale at Beacon Hill as Jake Robb carved out a personal best (+9) in MA4, finishing second in what can only be described as... supernatural circumstances 🌘. The evidence was clear - a solitary birdie on hole 11, standing alone like a lone survivor in a monster film, while others fell victim to par or worse 🎯. I've seen patterns like this before, and they whisper of dark potential. Despite two cold streaks that threatened to drag him into the abyss, Robb's 810-rated performance (+11 above his rating) suggests he's learning to fight back against the course's ancient guardians. The missed cash line may sting, but in this grim business, personal bests are rare treasures worth celebrating. 🏆

Round Summary

I've been tracking Skyler Hall's movements through the haunted grounds of Beacon Hill, and the signs are... troubling. 👻 That +14 finish might look like a rough day on paper, but my years of supernatural investigation tell me there's more lurking beneath the surface. The 761-rated performance suggests our rookie division player was wrestling with forces beyond mortal comprehension, particularly on hole 1's CTP challenge - a spot where many a disc golfer has vanished without a trace. 🥏

Like the twisted paths of the "Outback Nine," Hall's journey through MA4 led to a third-place finish among the three brave souls who dared venture forth today. The evidence points to something sinister in those woods affecting their game - though my silver-core rangefinder suggests it might just be those notorious Highland winds playing tricks. Either way, there's room for improvement... if they survive their next encounter with the course. ⛳