Dark Alley

Round Summary

At Dragonfly, Austin Lott fired a -6 masterpiece, vaulting into the lead by hole 3 and tearing off nine birdies 🔥📈. This 1005-rated round sat a full 56 points above his 949 rating, marking a new personal best and sending ripples through the forested fairways.

A lone birdie on the tricky ninth, a brief stumble on the Super Ace 12, and a three-hole hot streak set the stage for a final-hole clincher 🎯🏆. I smell a rat lurking in those tight tunnels.

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Malachi Vazquez carved through Dragonfly’s dense tunnels and marshy wetlands for a –1 total, securing 2nd place and a 956 round rating—16 points above his 940 average. He crept into the top 3 by hole 2, sank six birdies, and ignited a three‐hole hot streak after that lone birdie on hole 13 🎯📈. A stumble on Super Ace hole 12 added suspense, but his personal best on this layout cements his rising form. I jot in my case notes: “This operation reeks of a setup.”

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Kenneth Oetker fired a gritty +2 round to nab 3rd in MPO at Dragonfly’s Dark Alley. After tying for the lead post-hole 1, a slip on hole 2 dropped him back before a swashbuckling birdie on 3. 📈🥏 The wetlands loomed, but he kept his cool in the wild tunnels.

Kenneth claimed the lone birdie on the brutal Par 4, hole 6 🔥 and notched 4 birdies total, even jotting a line in his tiny notebook about the OB creek conspiracies. Despite a 927-rated effort (31 points shy of 958), he just missed the cash line by a stroke. 🎯

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On Dragonfly’s tight corridors, Britain Best snagged three birdies 📈 yet still crossed the line at +4 to land 4th. A bunker-by-bunker battle saw a bogey on hole 6 feel like a midnight ambush—I smell a rat. 🥏

His 907 round rating sat 22 points shy of his 929 average, but a personal-best 4 on a testing hole glimmers as the real clue. With a quick jot in his notebook, he proved that every stumble can stoke the next revelation. 📊

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Christopher Norman took the lead after hole 1 and never let go, closing at -2 to top the MP40 division. He carded 3 birdies, including the only sub-par on the Regulators’ monster Par 4 (473 ft), turning a tight contest into his personal best round. 📈🔥

Overlooked damp fairways and creeks but he didn’t flinch in the misty May air. “I smell a rat,” he muttered at a lucky putt, but this was no setup. His 966-rated effort—22 points above his average—cements him as a real ace in these mean streets of Dragonfly. 🥏🌞

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At Dragonfly’s “Dark Alley,” John Ashworth battled these mean streets to a +9, grabbing 2nd in MP40 and scraping just outside the cash line 🥏📊. Four slick birdies fueled his charge, and after a tough 2-over on 9 he bounced back with a 🔥 on 10, though a three-hole cold streak snapped his momentum. His 858 rating round fell 57 points shy of his 915 benchmark—“I smell a rat” when fate cost him the pot 🚀🎯.

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In Dark Alley at Dragonfly, Nicholas Jennings set a personal best on Hole 0 and landed the lone birdie to seize the lead by hole 11. After battling the course’s tight forest tunnels and hungry OB creeks, he locked in first place at +4 and posted a 907 round rating—14 points above his 893 average 🎯📈 I smell a rat at that slip on hole 4, but he hunted down redemption on these mean fairways, cementing a gumshoe-worthy victory.

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Week 2 at Dragonfly hit Chris Fox hard. He battled into a tie for the lead after hole 1, but the forest’s narrow tunnels and that villainous OB creek on 11 sliced his momentum. On hole 11, “that shot was more crooked than a barrel of snakes,” and bogeys on 11 and 15 dropped him back. One lone birdie amid relentless par swings left him +8 and second place 📊🥏. His 868 round rating sits 64 points below his 932, reminding us even vets can miss the mark.

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In Week 2 at Dragonfly’s tight forest alleys and marshy hazards, Eric Pearson surged into a tie after hole 1 and never looked back, sealing top spot at -2 with a razor-sharp birdie on the tricky 8th 🥏🔥

His four birdies, including the lone under-par on Hole 12, powered a scorching 966-round rating—80 points above his 886 PDGA and a new personal best on this disc-devouring course 📈 I smell a rat if anyone thinks they can keep pace.

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In the shadowy fairways of Dragonfly’s Dark Alley, Riley Thurgood tiptoed through dense woods and wetland hazards like a gumshoe on a trail. Two crisp birdies and a first-hole 3 PB set the scene, yet the +3 for 2nd place left them just shy of cash—I smell a rat 🧐. That opener fueled a 917 round rating, a tidy +19 above their PDGA seed. Every shot cut through the canopy, unearthing clues in the rough 🥏🎯

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In Week 2’s Dark Alley at Dragonfly, Kieran Buhler surged into a tie for the lead with a birdie blitz on hole 1 🎯. A bogey on 2 sent them sliding, but resilience shone: after a tough triple on 6, they clawed back with a birdie on 7. Two birdies and a +9 total landed them in 3rd, just five rating points shy of their 863 average 📊. Their 858 round shows flashes of brilliance—proof that even in these mean forest tunnels, they’re hunting down every stroke.

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In the murky fairways of Dragonfly, Tim Alwine stormed through week 2 with five birdies—sole lights in the shadows of five holes 🎯. A lightning-fast 2 on hole 0 set a new personal best, proving this operation wasn’t a setup 🚀.

Though unopposed in MA3, each shot felt earned as the forest threw everything at him. Between tight tunnels and hungry wetlands, he throttled hazards as if cracking a vault 🔓. Finishing +2 to clinch first, Tim transformed a trick-laden course into his showcase. In week 2 of eight, he’s set a high bar for challengers📈.

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Nathan Andrus blasted out of the gate, carding a +16 that doubled as a new personal best for this layout and wresting the lead on Hole 1 in Dark Alley 🚀📈 The early charge carved a path through Dragonfly’s tight tunnels, setting an electric pace. Nine bogeys from 10 to 18 had me whispering ‘I smell a rat’ 🎯🥏 still, Andrus held his nerve to lock down first place at +16 over par—an MA4 triumph under the midnight sky.

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Under the dense canopy of Dragonfly, Ryan Andrus stormed out of the gate with a personal-best 19, weaving through the forest like a detective on the first clue. He seized the lead on hole 2 🥏📈, only to watch it slip away at hole 6 as OB creeks lured a couple discs. A late cold streak (16–18) nudged him off the podium to second place at +19. Compared to past trips here, it’s a marked uptick in ruthless precision. Captain Ironclad even scribbled in his notebook—case closed 🚀.