Mistwalker Token

Bradley Bushman shot 54 against a 58.8 field average, 4.8 strokes under the pack, but the 982 round rating landed -4 below form against his 986 PDGA rating, so the card was solid without being the best version of him. That 54 still ran 2.3 strokes over his 51.7 personal average, which is the kind of gap that makes a rating-minded player squint at the scorecard. The Mistwalker Token held at #1 with no movement, and the Ironwood Stand is still deciding what that hold costs. One Tag to rule them all, but the next chapter wants a round closer to 986.

Bradley Bushman carded 55, four strokes under the 59.0 field average, but the 957 round rating landed -30 below form against his 987 PDGA rating, and the 55 ran 3.8 strokes over his 51.2 personal average. This was a rough round, and the holes he'd like back are the ones that cost him the most. The Mistwalker Token still climbed from #2 to #1, because for once the gate swung his way. The precioussss... I mean, the current standings.

Bradley Bushman carded 52 against a 56.3 field average, 4.3 strokes under the pack, for a 988 round rating and +1 over his 987 PDGA rating. Right on track, which is a polite way of saying the rating did exactly what it was supposed to do. The Mistwalker Token still slid from #1 to #2 anyway, and that 52 sat one stroke above his 51.0 personal average. Last week he held the gate; this week the gate moved without him.

Bradley Bushman carded 53 in Thorn Gate week, 6.3 strokes under the 59.2 field average, for a 1006 round rating and +19 over his 987 PDGA rating. He kept tag #1 without moving, which in a week when the rough reclaimed the course counts as holding the gate shut. The 53 ran 2.5 strokes above his 50.5 personal average, so the quiet flex comes with a small asterisk, but the Web still has its top holder.

Bradley Bushman carded 49 strokes, eight under the 57.0 field average and two under his personal 51.0, for a 1017 rating and +30 over rating. He held tag #1 without movement, which in a Ranger Council week counts as a quiet victory. The precioussss... I mean, the current standings stayed put, and the Mistwalker Token stays on its side quest at Buckhorn for another week.

Bradley Bushman carded 49—11 strokes under the 60.0 field average and three below his personal average—for a 1034 rating, +48 over rating. He held tag #1; on Vault Raid’s damp Buckhorn ground, the Mistwalker Token’s side quest is looking less like a detour and more like a remarkably direct line.

Bradley Bushman carded 50—6.5 strokes below the 56.5 field average and four below his personal average—and posted 997, +11 over rating: a warm glow of competence. He held tag #1 without movement; at Moss Market, the Mistwalker Token’s whispered secrets at least didn’t fog the route.

adjusts headset Bradley Bushman carded a 54 at Buckhorn, 3.3 strokes beneath the field average, and walked out with tag #1. Three positions gained from a starting assignment of 4. The Mistwalker Token—dark metal, living fog, cold to the touch—whispered ranger secrets through the cypress tunnels. The fog reveals hidden lines; it also obscures exactly what you need at circle's edge. A 973-rated round on his 986 average. The man met his personal standard and the Web rewarded him for it. Shelob's silk-covered baskets await. The Fellowship's side quest just became the main storyline.