Preston Morris

Round Summary

Ah, the mysterious ways of disc golf revealed themselves rather unfavorably for Preston Morris today at The Observatory Park 🥏. Much like my pursuit of the elusive Himalayan Snow Disc, Preston's usual accuracy proved equally ethereal, as they ventured 87 points below their rating for a challenging 760-rated round, finishing +11 and fourth in MA2 ❄️. While the early holes showed promise - sharing the lead after hole 1 - the course's rugged terrain seemed to conspire against them. Yet there was a moment of brilliance, like a Yeti emerging from the mist, when they bounced back from a double-bogey with a defiant birdie on hole 12, before the shadows of holes 13-16 claimed their momentum in a four-hole cold streak 🌲. Two birdies sparkled like rare footprints in the snow, but today's round remained an enigma wrapped in a mystery.

Round Summary

🏔️ Expedition Log - Frozen Fears: Preston Morris showed the resilience of a seasoned climber in today's ascent, holding firm at 3rd position in our division's "death zone" despite treacherous conditions. While his +4 (60 points below field rating) suggests he never quite found his footing, his late-round push - going 2 under on holes 19-20 - proved he can summit when it counts most. That bounce-back birdie on 10 after a +3 stretch? Pure ice-ax determination ⛏️. Though the 67°F evening breezes whispered of easier paths, Preston chose the harder route - and in the Himalayas, we respect those who keep climbing when the oxygen gets thin. Next week: time to conquer basecamp!

"The mountain doesn't care about your rating - only that you keep moving upward."