Tuesdays @ Pier Park
Jul 22 - Sep 23, 2026
Current Holder
Phillip Wetmore
Radiant ScarsAAA
Crawled From Treelines To Crowns
Pride Wounds Deeper Than Disc Golf
Forged in the Radiance Reckoning when a wounded competitor crawled from the treeline to sink a championship putt, the first Radiant Scars were earned. The rune burned itself into the oak where the player collapsed, leaving a permanent mark that others now seek to claim.
The tag glows with an inner amber light that pulses when rivals approach, a reminder that scars never fully fade. Its surface bears the rough texture of weathered stone, etched with branching lines that resemble both lightning and wound tracks.
A badge worn only by those who have stared down defeat and chosen to rise anyway, making it the most feared sigil in the upper pool.
Tag Details
Rootwardens
Guardians of the deep soil and ancient stability, the Rootwardens honor the Verdant Throne through grounded, conservative throws. They mirror the slow, enduring strength of the forest floor, valuing the solid foundation of the old growth over the fleeting winds of the sky.
Members
2Divisions
Tag History
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
adjusts headset Phillip Wetmore just claimed nine positions in a single week at the Mossy Mantle—no round rating to verify the margin, but let's be clear: a jump from tag 11 to tag 2 is the kind of roster surgery that makes the booth sit up and pay attention. The damp conditions that supposedly favor Rootwarden patience? Wetmore read the memo differently. This is what happens when a 896-rated player stops negotiating with the course and starts imposing terms. The standings have spoken, the oak remembers, and somewhere in the Sacred Groves narrative we're apparently trapped in, there's a new acolyte climbing toward the Verdant Throne. Tag movement this decisive demands respect—even if we're all pretending that plastic at chains determines destiny.
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Phillip Wetmore claimed his inaugural Radiant Scar at position #11—a tag that, like the legend says, demands crawling out of treelines to earn respect. With a 896 PDGA rating and no prior league history, he's now rooted in the lower canopy of the standings, which is exactly where Week 2 left him: unproven but present. The leaderboard renders its verdict in silence, and Wetmore's first appearance is less "wounded champion" and more "acolyte still learning which trees to worship." adjusts headset The Oak remembers nothing yet. Next week, he writes his first chapter, or the Mossy Mantle writes him off entirely.