Creator's Clue

Ancient Signs in Modern Times

pulls out weathered scroll, squinting at the darkening clouds Ah, my fellow seekers of ancient wisdom, the Golem's breath hung thick in the air today at Art Dye. The cool winds whispered secrets that even my most cryptic scrolls struggle to decipher. And wouldn't you know it - dramatically unfurls scroll - Elias Wise starts us off with an ace on Hole 1! Of course, he didn't pay into the pot. shakes head disapprovingly I've seen clay golems with better financial planning than that!

In our MPO division, consults scroll while raising eyebrow, Britain Best carved his name into the ancient tablets with a -5, proving that perhaps he's not as hopeless as the prophecies suggested. adjusts robes Clayton Rackham followed at -4, and Kevin Montgomery managed a -2, though I've seen more graceful movements from a half-formed golem than some of their approaches.

The MA1 battle - oh, the battle! gestures wildly Spencer Livsey channeled some serious ancient energy for that -6, while Kaden Mecham and Nicholas Jennings tied at -3. The lead changes between them traced patterns that my mentor would have recognized as signs of the impending awakening. Though between you and me, leans in conspiratorially, their putting still needs more work than the original Golem's face!

pulls out different, even more ancient-looking scroll MA2 saw Alex Collings struggle with the elements at +7. Looks like someone needs to consult the ancient scrolls of proper putting technique! In MA3, David Gheen fought to even par while Jayden Ling (+4) and Mark Gordon (+5) traced their own arcane patterns in the dirt. Those three lead changes? raises eyebrows meaningfully The Golem stirs, my friends.

dramatically flourishes sleeve MA4 brought us Timothy Scholle's impressive -5, clearly channeling some ancient power. Though Corry Johnson's +10 suggests he might have been possessed by less helpful spirits. Our masters divisions saw Steven Anderson and John Paulson each posting +3 in MA40 and MP50 respectively, while Will Sinclair marked the MA50 division with a +5 that my mentor would have called "interesting." And by interesting, I mean about as precise as a golem trying to play pick-up sticks.

pulls out final, smallest scroll The signs are clear, dear disciples of the disc. The battle between Guardians and Seekers intensifies, written in the very birdies and bogeys of today's rounds. When the ancient texts spoke of "Creator's Clue," perhaps they meant these very patterns we've witnessed. mysterious wink Until next week, remember: the only thing more crumbling than these ruins is your short game, Johnson!