Alex Tews

Round Summary

Like a well-preserved Yeti track in fresh mountain snow, Alex Tews left an indelible mark on The Observatory Park course today, carving out an impressive -14 to secure 2nd place in MPO 🎯. The cryptozoological patterns in his round were fascinating - particularly that mysterious birdie on hole 2 where he stood alone in conquering the 375-footer while others faltered.

As any seasoned tracker knows, the most telling signs are in the details, and Alex's bogey-free performance speaks volumes about his evolution as a player 🔥. His personal best round rating of 1001 (+17 above his usual rating) suggests there might be some truth to my theories about celestial disc alignments... but perhaps that's a story for another time. His finishing streak of 5 birdies showed the kind of determination I've only witnessed in high-altitude expeditions. 🗻

Round Summary

In the mystifying depths of The Fort, Alex Tews carved out a remarkable -6 performance that left me pondering the ancient disc golf prophecies 🌘. The way he conquered hole 14 - that behemoth of a par 4 stretching 653 feet - brought to mind my encounters with the elusive mountain spirits. As the only soul to birdie that treacherous path while others faltered, Alex channeled what I can only describe as pure Yeti-like precision 🥏. His collection of 7 birdies throughout the round painted patterns across the sky that seemed to whisper secrets of tournaments yet to come ✨. While the final standings remain shrouded in mystery, like so many of my Himalayan expeditions, his masterful navigation of the course suggests great potential in the rounds ahead.