Mistwalker Token

Bradley Bushman carded a 47, 9.3 strokes under the 56.2 field average and 2.5 under his 49.5 personal average, and the round rated 1014, a +27 over rating against his 987 PDGA mark. That's a quiet flex the ledger can't ignore, and it moves him from tag #2 back to tag #1 as the Mistwalker fog that settled over his run last week finally loosened its grip. One Tag to rule them all, and this week the rating is doing the ruling. Back to you in the booth, where the rest of the fellowship should probably check their maps.

Bradley Bushman shot a 51, 1.8 strokes under the 52.8 field average, but his 963 round rating sits -24 below his 987 PDGA rating, so the ledger calls it a rough day with a few holes he'd like back. He also finished 1.8 strokes over his 49.2 personal average, so the scorecard looks decent until the numbers start talking. The Mistwalker fog that loosened for him last week settled back in, and he slips from tag #1 to tag #2. Back to you in the booth, where the Green Tide is rising and the rating is not impressed.

Bradley Bushman carded a 48, 3.3 strokes under the 51.3 field average and 1.5 under his 49.5 personal average, and that was enough to climb from tag #2 back to tag #1. The round rated 976, -11 below his 987 rating, so the ledger calls it slightly off form even though the scorecard reads like a good day. The Mistwalker fog loosened its grip just enough to hand him the top tag again. The precioussss... I mean, the current standings.

Bradley Bushman carded a 48, 3.2 strokes under the 51.2 field average and 2.0 under his 50.0 personal average, which is a solid scorecard by any fellowship's standards. The 974 round still landed -13 below his 987 rating, so the ledger calls it a round below form even though the scorecard looks good. He slipped from tag #1 to tag #2 this week, one spot lost while the Mistwalker Token's fog stayed coiled and the Stone Question stayed unanswered. I'm the narrator, not the rating committee, so I'll only say that a 48 on this course is worth more than the Lorekeepers' squinting suggests.

Bradley Bushman kept tag #1 with a 51, one stroke better than the 52.0 field average but 1.5 strokes above his personal average. His 955 round was -31 below his 986 rating—a rough episode by the numbers, even as the top tag stayed put. For the Fallen Herald, the standings supplied no fall, just a stubborn hold and a rating ledger with notes.

Bradley Bushman held tag #1 through the Mossy Threshold, though his 970 round landed -16 below form against his 986 rating. His 50 was 2.5 strokes better than the 52.5 field average, but one stroke above his 49 personal average—a split verdict, with the rating ledger as the less forgiving witness. The Mistwalker Token stays with him; even ancient runes apparently respect a stable leaderboard.

Bradley Bushman opened First Light at Cedar Hills with a 49, exactly matching his personal average. The Mistwalker Token—cold, foggy, and whispering ancient secrets—seems to approve of this steady start. Starting at assignment 4 and finishing 1st in Historian Singles with a -2.0 versus field, he turned a Tuesday night into a ranger’s reconnaissance mission. The fog obscures as much as it reveals, but for now, Bradley's navigating the mist just fine. Welcome to the fellowship, Bradley.