Launcho Libre @ Art Dye
A group of colorful luchador wrestlers are thrust into the world of disc golf, struggling to adapt while maintaining their over-the-top personalities and signature moves. Players act as managers tasked with training these luchadors to compete in the Launcho Libre Open.
The Story Begins
A group of bumbling luchadors are convinced by their managers to try disc golf. They struggle to learn the basics, blundering and fighting their way through the season. Rivalries and signature moves develop, leading to an epic final showdown for the Launcho Libre championship belt.
The luchadors know nothing about disc golf and are reluctant to learn. They're used to battling in the ring, not throwing frisbees in a park.
Choose Your Alliance
Técnicos Voladores
The Técnicos Voladores embody the exciting high-flying visual style and dynamic action poses of the theme. As the heroic faction, they represent honor, finesse, and good sportsmanship - directly opposing the villainous, ruthless, brute force ways of the Rudos Sucios. The Técnicos' visual style uses a cool color palette of sky blue, cloud white, sunburst yellow and deep purple to evoke an uplifting, heavenly aesthetic with core elements like feathered wings, halos, and soaring birds. Their leader El Ángel Volador personifies these values and visual motifs, serving as the face role in the rivalry narrative.
Rudos Sucios
The Rudos Sucios represent the theme's over-the-top personalities and exaggerated character interactions. As the villainous faction, they oppose the Técnicos Voladores' honor and finesse with a win-at-all-costs attitude, brute force, and ruthless tactics. The Rudos' visual style uses a hot color palette of diablo red, sulfur yellow, smoke gray and midnight black to create an intimidating, chaotic aesthetic with core elements like devil horns, pointed tails, flames and skulls. Their leader El Diablo Sucio embodies these villainous qualities, serving as the heel in the rivalry story.
Meet the Legends
The Season Ahead
Opening Bell
Week 1
Rivalries immediately begin to form between some of the luchador teams. One luchador is ejected for trying to suplex a basket.
Cage Match
Week 2
The ejected luchador from last week sneaks back into the event wearing a flimsy disguise. A new signature move is born when a luchador trips and falls while throwing, but the disc flies perfectly.
Bodyslam Bogeys
Week 3
An arrogant veteran luchador enters the scene, mocking and embarrassing the rookies. Vowing revenge, they challenge him to a cage match next week.
Turnbuckle Tee-off
Week 4
The veteran wins, but a controversial call from a ref leads to a post-match brawl. The veteran's mask is ripped off, revealing that he is actually the father of one of the rookies!
Piledriver Putts
Week 5
The unmasked veteran disappears, leaving his rookie son determined to win the championship belt in his honor. The other luchadors vow to stop him.
Clothesline Chains
Week 6
The finalists are determined: the unmasked veteran's son vs his two biggest rivals. Backstage, the rivals are seen making a deal with a mysterious figure in a suit.
Masked Finale
Week 7
At the dramatic finish, the rookie son triumphs over his cheating rivals, holding the championship belt high as his unmasked father emerges from the crowd to embrace him. The other luchadors celebrate their new champion.
The Battlefield
Dragonfly
E 1630 S, Lehi, UT 84043## Dragonfly Disc Golf Course Research Summary **Basic Information:** - **Location:** Lehi, Utah, USA - **PDGA_URL:** [https://www.pdga.com/course-directory/course/dragonfly](https://www.pdga.com/course-directory/course/dragonfly) - **COORDINATES:** 40.3677, -111.8446 - **Rating:** 4.1/5.0 (based on ~1,100 UDisc reviews) - **Holes & Par:** 18 holes, Par 56–57 - **Established:** 2021 - **Designer(s):** Curtis Clements, Shaun Bagley, and Colby Zimmerman --- ### Course History - **Origins:** Dragonfly Disc Golf Course opened in 2021 on city land near Utah Lake in Lehi, Utah. The project was spearheaded by local volunteers with support from Lehi City’s Parks and Trails Committee. The site was a former wetland area that offered ample flat terrain and abundant wildlife, inspiring the course’s name. - **Development:** Volunteers cleared fairways and installed **Dynamic Discs Veteran baskets** and **concrete tee pads**. The design team—Clements, Bagley, and Zimmerman—maximized the available space, creating a full 18-hole course with minimal hole overlap. - **Community Involvement:** The course was built almost entirely through community labor, with Lehi City providing logistical help and ongoing maintenance. By 2023, the city had formally taken over mowing and upkeep as the course’s popularity exploded. - **Upgrades & Improvements:** - 2022: Signage and directional arrows installed. - 2023: Additional pin positions and bridges built across wetland areas. - 2024: Permanent tee signs, benches, and OB markers installed through volunteer workdays and local donations. - **Events:** - *Dragonfly Summer Showdown* (2022) – first organized league event. - *Dragonfly Open (C-Tier)* (May 2024) – PDGA-sanctioned tournament using a 6,176 ft, Par 58 layout. - Used regularly by ElevateUT leagues and local clubs for weekly and seasonal events. --- ### Course Experience - **Layout & Terrain:** Dragonfly offers a **flat, wooded wetland course** with narrow fairways, marshy edges, and dense foliage. While elevation is minimal, the course compensates with demanding shot shaping, tight gaps, and natural OB defined by creeks and tall grass. - **Technical Challenge:** - 8 holes under 300 ft (short, technical lines) - 8 holes between 300–400 ft - 2 holes over 400 ft, including a par-4 finisher (~640 ft) Players must balance precision and placement over distance; many holes punish poor drives with thick rough or marshland OB. - **Shot Variety:** Excellent left-right balance, requiring controlled hyzers, anhyzers, and straight tunnel drives. Trees force creativity without relying on artificial mandatories. - **Signature Features:** - **Hole 9:** Plays through a dense corridor with marsh on both sides—Dragonfly’s defining risk/reward hole. - **Hole 18:** Long, open par 4 finishing hole framed by reeds and mountain views. - **Bridges & Crossings:** Wooden footbridges and rustic walkways link fairways across wet sections. - **Player Feedback:** Players praise Dragonfly for its “**secluded, nature-immersive feel**” and “**clever use of limited elevation**.” - **Pros:** Scenic, technical, peaceful, and community-built. - **Cons:** Overgrown rough in summer, mosquitoes, muddy conditions after rain, limited facilities. Many locals consider Dragonfly a must-play in Utah County, especially during spring and fall when vegetation is lower. --- ### Amenities & Features - **Tee Pads:** 18 full-size **concrete pads**, with additional natural short tees (Red/Blue/Gold layout system). - **Baskets:** 18 **Dynamic Discs Veteran** targets (premium-grade). - **Signage:** Full-color tee signs (2024 update) and next-tee markers throughout. - **Navigation:** Fairly intuitive; UDisc GPS map recommended for new players. - **Restrooms:** None on-site (nearest facilities a short drive away). - **Water:** No drinking water—players must bring their own. - **Parking:** Gravel lot at course entrance (fits 15–20 cars). - **Benches:** Installed at select holes (volunteer-funded). - **Accessibility:** Flat and mostly cart-friendly; not wheelchair-accessible due to uneven dirt paths. - **Pet Policy:** Dogs allowed on leash. - **Seasonal Notes:** - Spring: Muddy and soft ground. - Summer: Thick rough and insects—bring repellent. - Fall/Winter: Ideal conditions; vegetation lower, bugs gone. --- ### Official References - [PDGA Course Directory – Dragonfly](https://www.pdga.com/course-directory/course/dragonfly) - [UDisc – Dragonfly Disc Golf Course](https://udisc.com/courses/dragonfly-2RDr) - [DGCourseReview – Dragonfly DGC](https://www.dgcoursereview.com/courses/dragonfly.14889/) - [Disc Golf Scene – Dragonfly Disc Golf Course](https://www.discgolfscene.com/courses/Dragonfly_Disc_Golf_Course) - [ElevateUT Disc Golf – Course Listing](https://leagues.elevateut.com/Courses?courseId=166)
Dragonfly disc golf course is a challenging and visually striking landscape, with a diverse array of natural features. The course winds through dense forests of tall trees, creating narrow tunnels and demanding precision shots. Wetlands and marshy areas add an element of water hazards, with reeds and tall grass lining the edges of fairways. The terrain is mostly flat, but the technical layout and unforgiving rough create a sense of dramatic elevation changes. The color palette is dominated by rich greens and earthy browns, with occasional pops of bright wildflowers in the rough. Shafts of sunlight pierce through the forest canopy, creating a dappled, almost mystical atmosphere on the fairways. Wooden bridges and rustic signage add to the natural, organic feel of the course. Playing Dragonfly is an immersive experience, surrounded by the sights, sounds and smells of unspoiled nature. It evokes a sense of venturing deep into the wilderness on an epic quest, where both physical and mental skills will be put to the ultimate test. Dragonfly's unique combination of serene beauty and relentless challenge make it a true disc golf adventure.
Signature Holes
YELLOW, B POOL: RED White stakes play as normal OB Rules.
LONG PAD TO YELLOW BASKET, B POOL: SHORT PAD TO YELLOW BASKET PLEASE BE MINDFUL OF PEDESTRIANS. White stakes play as out of bounds, NOT the water or the fence. Path and beyond out of bounds. Mandatory left of mando pole.
LONG PAD TO YELLOW BASKET, B POOL: LONG PAD TO RED BASKET Triple Mandatory. If out of bounds off the tee, normal OB rules apply. If mandatory missed, proceed to the short pad. If mandatory missed from the short pad, your next shot is taken under the mando.
YELLOW, B POOL: RED Hole 10 stakes are out of bounds. NO OTHER OUT OF BOUNDS ON THIS HOLE. Double mandatory. If double mando is missed, play from the drop zone.