Katie Tews

Round Summary

Katie Tews navigated The Fort's labyrinthine fairways with the same determination I once witnessed in a Himalayan snow leopard tracking its prey 🌲. Despite facing challenging conditions that would test even the most seasoned cryptozoologist—er, disc golfer—she maintained her composure through a particularly testing stretch of holes 12-15, where the ancient spirits of the course seemed to conspire against her ❄️. While finishing at +12 might appear modest to the uninitiated, anyone who's studied the mysterious ways of The Fort understands the true weight of that achievement. A single birdie emerged like a rare footprint in fresh snow, proving that even on the most demanding days, there's always a glimpse of brilliance to be found 🎯. Standing alone in FPO, she claimed victory, though I suspect the trees themselves were her greatest adversaries today.

Round Summary

As I tracked Katie Tews through the mystifying terrain of Observatory Park, her round unfolded like an ancient Himalayan prophecy - one that spoke of both triumph and tribulation 🗻. Despite finishing with a challenging +5, she etched her name into personal history by setting a new course best, though the spirits of uncertainty seemed to whisper through her performance, landing 56 points below her usual rating 📊.

The journey proved as enigmatic as a Yeti's footprints in fresh powder, marked by moments of brilliance with two precious birdies, only to be tested by a challenging conclusion where three consecutive bogeys materialized like storm clouds on a mountain peak 🥏. As the sole warrior in FPO, Katie claimed victory, though perhaps the course itself - much like my old friend the Himalayan hermit always said - had its own lessons to teach about perseverance and the eternal dance between triumph and humility.