Iron Tempest

Barret Duncan shot 54 on a day the field averaged 52.0, two strokes worse than the room and two worse than his own 56.0 average. His 812 round rating came in -26 below his 838 PDGA rating, a dry disappointment that cost him tag #4, which now sits at #5 after a one-spot drop. The stencil is drying, and he's a little less wet paint than he was last week, so the spray can is still in the cabinet and the appeals form is still in my clipboard.

Barret Duncan shot 54, matching the 54.0 field average and beating his 57.0 personal average by three strokes, while holding tag #2 through Pond Occupation. His 820 round rating was still -18 below his 838 PDGA rating—an improvement from the previous -41 gap, though the ratings desk and leaderboard have yet to sign a peace accord.

Barret Duncan shot 58, 2.7 strokes better than the 60.7 field average, and moved from tag #3 to #2—one spot up while his scorecard claimed fresh territory. The 797 round rating sat -41 below his 838 PDGA rating, a rough episode, and he finished two strokes above his 56.0 personal average. In Tag Defacement, the leaderboard and the rating desk are apparently arguing in public.

Barret Duncan shot 56, nine strokes better than the 65.0 field average, but the 806 round rating came in -32 below the 838 PDGA rating—a clear rough episode by the numbers. He still moved from tag #4 to #3, gaining one position as Boyd Resistance continued its territorial paperwork. The leaderboard, apparently, accepts mixed evidence.