Crosscut Keep
Wednesdays at the Fort·Competition group The Sawtooth Syndicate·
All-In · only the number moves
Rhett Rucker
MA40
Season Arc · Wednesdays at the Fort
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#2Now
#1Best
#1Started
3Weeks
All-In league: Crosscut Keep stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptGarrison Anchor of the Sawtooth Syndicate
TroubleCannot Bend When Fairways Shift
Crosscut Blade Never Forgets
Jagged Edges Catch Soft Hands
Teaches Rookies the Old Lines
Established when the founding members of the Syndicate carved the first championship line out of the overgrowth, creating a symbol that honors the grit required to maintain order in a chaotic course.
Bold, thick lines characteristic of traditional tattoo flash depict a fortress with serrated walls, utilizing negative space to create the illusion of depth and the stark, high-contrast aesthetic of a woodblock print.
Anchoring the bag with the weight of a garrison, it demands the holder approach every tee pad as a strategic position to be fortified rather than merely a starting point.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyRhett Rucker carded a 54 for a 941 round rating, +27 over rating against a 914 PDGA rating, and finished two strokes under his 56 personal average while matching the 54.0 field average. Tag #1 didn't move, so the Crosscut Keep stayed on his head with no challenger willing to test the walls. The Keep wanted a monarch, and this was a monarch's round: no tag lost, no drama manufactured, just the Crosscut Blade doing exactly what it was asked to do.
Rhett Rucker opens the season at tag #0 with a 54, even with the field average and two strokes better than his personal 56. The round rated 941 against a 914 PDGA rating, a +27 over rating that says he played well above his form without making a scene about it. Since this is a starting placement, there's no movement to chart yet, just a clean first line on the Mud Ledger and a rating the booth will be quoting for weeks. checks clipboard Nobody's throwing a tantrum at the chains, which makes this the most respectable debut on the card so far.
Born from the overgrowth that swallowed the first fairway, the Crosscut Keep is a fortress with a superiority complex. It sits at #1 judging your grip and waiting for you to shank. It demands a monarch, not just a thrower. Don't embarrass it.
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