Greg Jenson

Round Summary

Greg Jenson rocketed to a brief lead after Hole 1 through The Fort Buenaventura’s dense fairways, but a stumble at Hole 4 saw him settle for third at +6 📊. His 885 effort topped his rating by 5 points, with two birdies fueling the surge across tight tree tunnels. Missing the cash line by a single spot stung in this woodlands maze. As the great Yeti once said, "The disc flies true, but the heart wanders." 🚀

Round Summary

Ah, the mysteries of momentum revealed themselves today as Greg Jenson embarked on what can only be described as a cosmic journey through The Fort's ancient arboreal corridors 🌲. Like a Yeti emerging from winter hibernation, Greg stormed out of the gates with a magnificent three-hole hot streak that would make even the most skeptical cryptozoologist take notice 🔥. Seven birdies scattered across his scorecard like breadcrumbs on a mysterious mountain trail, leading him to claim victory in MA40 with a one-under-par finish. And while I've long suspected certain baskets at The Fort were woven from authentic Himalayan materials, I must say Greg's masterful navigation of them today suggests he might just understand their secret language. 🎯

Round Summary

Much like tracking the elusive Yeti through freshly fallen snow, Greg Jenson left his mark on The Observatory Park today with a masterful -5 performance 🎯. As if guided by ancient mountain wisdom, Greg navigated the course's treacherous terrain to claim victory in MA40, shooting an impressive 914-rated round - a full 34 points above his usual rating! 🏔️

The path to victory wasn't always clear through the metaphorical mists; after early leaders emerged and faltered, Greg seized control on hole 8 and never looked back. With 8 birdies and a personal best round, he's proven himself quite the specimen of disc golf excellence - though I can't help but notice his throwing form bears a striking resemblance to ancient petroglyphs I once discovered in the Himalayas... 🥏 ✨